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Hello! Hello! All you English fans
Greetings to all on this beautiful sunny day:) The sun is shining in Leipzig. And I am experiencing warmish weather on my balcony. (Practicing social distancing you know)
Ooh! Did I just say warmish? What doeswarm-ISHmean?
Did you know you can almost end any adjective with -ish in English? Try it! Choose an adjective and add -ish. Pretty-ish, ugly-ish, tall-ish, ....
-ISH is a useful suffix(ending) to add when something is almost warm but not quite. Something is almost red but not quite. The flowers were reddish.
It works with some nouns as well. You go to a restaurant and try something new – What does it taste like? It tastes coffee-ish. Yes, it tastes somewhat like coffee but not quite.
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So try it this week. Find someone to practice with or come and post your sentence on
Facebook(you'll find the page on @connectedtoeng) and share it me. I would personally love to know which sentences you are using with –ish
Stay strong in this time!
Till next week!
And stay connected
Hello! Hello! All you English fans
Greetings to all on this beautiful sunny day:) The sun is shining in Leipzig. And I am experiencing warmish weather on my balcony. (Practicing social distancing you know)
Ooh! Did I just say warmish? What doeswarm-ISHmean?
Did you know you can almost end any adjective with -ish in English? Try it! Choose an adjective and add -ish. Pretty-ish, ugly-ish, tall-ish, ....
-ISH is a useful suffix(ending) to add when something is almost warm but not quite. Something is almost red but not quite. The flowers were reddish.
It works with some nouns as well. You go to a restaurant and try something new – What does it taste like? It tastes coffee-ish. Yes, it tastes somewhat like coffee but not quite.
Would you like a weekly reading practice and stay up to date with the latest offers? Subscribe to our weekly newsletter and get the rest of the story a week before you hear it! Click (or copy and paste into the browser) the link to subscribe: http://bit.ly/2VV7zfYCtoEngNewsletter
So try it this week. Find someone to practice with or come and post your sentence on
Facebook(you'll find the page on @connectedtoeng) and share it me. I would personally love to know which sentences you are using with –ish
Stay strong in this time!
Till next week!
And stay connected