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Today’s Word of the Day is mea culpa. Read the full definition here: http://bit.ly/2IylPl3

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Check out the founder of Chrometics, Irene Patton, and what she (and her company)’s all about here. 

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Be sure to “weigh your options” before making an important decision!

“Weigh your options” means “to think carefully about your possibilities or choices”.

Example: I’ve been weighing my options for the last year, as I am really not sure what kind of career I want to have in the future.

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It is always good to have multiple ways to convey one meaning.

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Keep learning vocabulary!

“Prepay” means “to pay beforehand or before due”.

Example: Steven got a big year-end bonus and prepaid his loan in full.

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“Flunk” means to fail an exam or a course of study.

Example: If you don’t study hard, you’ll probably flunk your test.

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Today’s Word of the Day is mensch. Read the full definition here: http://bit.ly/2oSThti

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Be sure to know these common idioms, you will hear them a lot!

The most Common Idioms to Boost Your IELTS Score – Topic : Help and encouragement

The most Common Idioms to Boost Your IELTS Score – Topic : Help and encouragement

Help and encouragement

bend over backwards or bend over backward

If you bend over backwards or bend over backward, you try very hard to help or please someone, even though it causes you trouble.

We bent over backwards to make them feel welcome and they didn’t thank us once.

be there for someone

If you are there for someone, you are ready to listen to their problems and to help and support them.…

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Learn your American English vocabulary!

Compromise

verb

To give up some demands and agree on something less than what was originally wanted.

An example of compromise is a very clean person deciding they don’t need to mop everyday in order to have some quality family time.

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Great common way to remember the I before E rule!

I Before E, Except, Well, A Lot of Things

I before E, Except after C Or when sounded as A As in neighbor or weigh.

How well do you know this rule? Read our article and take the quiz to find out!

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SAT Word of the Day: 03/15/17

Word of the Day: 03/15/17

The word of the day is: PREVALENT

prevalent [prev(ə)lənt] (adj) widespread

Love is prevalently unique.

Who could come up with the best sentence for today’s word?

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Learn about silent letters and more at www.chrometics.com/ !

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everyone knows this slang word of the day!

“Jerk” means mean or unlikeable person.

Usage in a movie (“Groundhog Day”):

- The worst part is that tomorrow you’ll have forgotten all about this and you’ll treat me like a jerk again. - No! - Sure. I am a jerk. - No, you’re not. - It doesn’t make any difference.

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Happy Valentine’s Day from Chrometics! Keep learning, and love all around you.

Word of the Day

Are you feeling spoony this Valentine’s Day? Read the full definition here: http://bit.ly/2kaB9uU

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Be sure to know how to identify your silent letters, and which words to implicate the process with!