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Eager or Anxious? Effective or Efficient? Sensible or Sensitive? Which words describe you? Upgrade your English right now by learning the exact meaning of 12 commonly confused English adjectives, including envious and jealous, famous and infamous, advance and advanced, and more. Speak correctly and confidently – at a meeting or a party, on Zoom or an exam, in a boardroom or a classroom. You can do it!
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