🚀 Monday Vocabulary Boost: Furious

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Today is Monday Vocabulary Boost, and we’re learning a new word using our simple 3-step method.

Our word of the day is: furious.

Look at this sentence:

“My boss was furious because I arrived one hour late to work.” 😡

What do you think it means?

Seeing a word in a real situation helps your brain understand it more naturally.

Furious (adjective) means extremely angry.

Instead of saying “very, very angry”, you can use one strong word: furious.

Now make your own example! Here’s one: “I was furious when I lost my new phone.”

Creating your own sentences makes the new vocabulary stick in your memory.

Three easy steps:

1️⃣ Context – See it in a sentence

2️⃣ Definition – Learn what it means

3️⃣ Practice – Make your own sentence

Try writing your own sentence using furious in the comments down below.

Let’s practise together!

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