"eloquent"

eloquent (adjective)

- able to use language and express your opinions well, especially when you are speaking in public

His speeches in the chamber were always eloquent and inspiring me.

A Car Toy

In a toy store, Steven decides to buy a car toy. He walks to the cash desk and gives the cashier money cards from monopoly.

Cashier: Are you stupid? This isn't real money.
Steven : You're stupid. The car is not real either.

glorify"

glorify (verb)

- to praise and worship God

To glorify God or praise Him is to put one's request to him, because He is aware of needs.

Past Conditionals

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Countable/Uncountable Nouns

Here are some examples of countable and uncountable nouns,

A wolf and a student

Teacher: If a wolf is chasing you, what would you do?
Student: I'd climb a tree.
Teacher: If the wolf climb a tree?
Student: I will jump in the river and swim.
Teacher: If the wolf also jumps in the water and swims
               after you?
Student: Teacher, are you on my side or the wolf's side?

"rummage"

rummage (verb)

- to move things around carelessly while searching for sth

I rummaged the contents of the box until I found the book I wanted.