Someone who is working out at a gym is simply, "someone who is working out at a gym." You could could use the word 'patron': Clara is a patron of the Vanderbilt YMCA. My friend Clara works out at the gym. My friend Clara exercises at the gym. My friend Clara is athletic she works out every day. Clara is a student in a cycling class. If she becomes really good at cycling she may become an athlete or instructor in her own cycling class. Patron: Someone who exercises at a gym. Patron/Student: Someone who exercises at a gym often with a group lead by an instructor. Many gyms charge extra for this service. Athlete: Someone who exercises at a gym but also competes with others for monetary or some type of physical award or recognition. Instructor: Someone who teaches at a gym often to a group of patrons/students.

The verb "to wake" can be transitive or intransitive. The verb "to awake" is always intransitive. A transitive verb is a verb that requires an object to receive the action. An intransitive verb does not take an object You would say or write: ✓ I am awake. You would not say or write: ✗ I am wake up. A few examples of what you would say or write: I am awake. I woke up. I awoke at noon. He is awake. He will wake up. He woke up. He awoke at noon.

A business should take all reasonable steps to identify [doubtful] debts and collect amounts [owing] by its customers. The word 'doubtful' may not be needed. End your sentences with a full stop/period. This one is best: A business should take all reasonable steps to identify [doubtful] debts and collect amounts owed by its customers[,]

(poetry): What aroma in a woman's bosom and in her fiery kisses how much of life! " Why "of life"? Why not "how much life!"? Response: Understanding how grammar works in poetry can be a bit of a challenge even for native speakers. Grammar in poetry depends on the beat, rhythm, and the author. Poetry is artistic and the writer can do as they please with their art. You've asked a good question. I recommend reading this aloud then you will notice how munch stronger 'of life' sounds. 'Of' is a pause adding emphases. "The same can't be said about his Parnassian contemporaries.They were of a school and movement that completely crystallized with the publication of three volumes of poetry." What does "crystallized with" mean here? Response: Context clues are really helpful when understand the meaning of word. What did the rest of the text say? What would be logical in this sentence in context to the entire paragraph it is from? It could mean to make clear or to make solid. Maybe both. I would need to see the text to be certain of it's meaning in this context. What does "consort with men on the basis of equality" mean? To consort is to have an association with someone. Talking, being together, etc. In this sentence is also has the connotation of disapproval.

Here are a few suggestions. These bands all vary in music genres and you may not like the music but these band use unique vocabulary in their prose. Two of the most famous artist for having an extensive vocabulary in Hip Hop/Rap are 'Aesop Rock' and 'GZA'. Some band that I listen to like 'of Montreal' and 'Bad religion' have been praised for there extensive vocabulary you can find a plethora of articles taking about them. While it is very important to increase your vocabulary you don't want to become a sesquipedalian. No one like a lecture during a casual conversation. Other mentions: The Mars Volta Morrissey The Shins Dance Gavin Dance

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Like with many colloquialisms it all depends on context and tone of the speaker. For most situations when this phrase would be used the word pride has a meaning closer to the word ego. Think of the phrase like this "that is your ego talking," this can be a positive but most often it has a negative connotation attached to it. "That is your pride talking" "She is always rather boastful and above herself" It is usually never good to be boastful. BOASTFUL adjective showing excessive pride and self-satisfaction in one's achievements, possessions, or abilities.