суббота, 29 ноября 2025 г.

Britney Spears - Criminal (with lyrics)

 



Britney Spears - Criminal


He is a hustler, he's no good at all
He is a loser, he's a bum, bum, bum, bum
He lies, he bluffs, he's unreliable
He is a sucker with a gun, gun, gun, gun
I know you told me I should stay away
I know you said he's just a dog astray
He is a bad boy with a tainted heart
And even I know this ain't smart

But mama I'm in love with a criminal
And this type of love isn't rational, it's physical
Mama please don't cry, I will be alright
All reason aside I just can't deny, love the guy

He is a villain by the devil's law
He is a killer just for fun, fun, fun, fun
That man's a snitch and unpredictable
He's got no conscience, he got none, none, none, none
Oh-ooooo I know-ooooo, should've let go, but no
'Cause he is a bad boy with a tainted heart
And even I know this ain't smart

But mama I'm in love with a criminal
And this type of love isn't rational, it's physical
Mama please don't cry, I will be alright
All reason aside I just can't deny, love the guy

And he's got my name
Tattooed on his arm
His lucky charm
So I guess it's OK
He's with me
And I hear people talk (people talk)
Try to make remarks
Keep us apart
But I don't even hear
I don't care

'Cause mama I'm in love with a criminal
And this type of love isn't rational, it's physical
Mama please don't cry, I will be alright
All reason aside I just can't deny, love the guy

(Oh-ooooo I know-ooooo)
Mama I'm in love with a criminal
(Should've let go)
And this type of love isn't rational,
(But no)
It's physical
(Oh-ooooo I know-ooooo)
Mama please don't cry, I will be alright
(Should've let go)
All reason aside
(But no)
I just can't deny, love the guy

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Types of Doctors


 

Challenging Words #2

 


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четверг, 20 ноября 2025 г.

Sentences With “Which”


The word which is often used to ask questions, give choices, or add extra information in a sentence. Knowing the correct use of which will make your speaking and writing clearer and more accurate. This lesson is written in easy English so learners can understand and practice without difficulty.

Sentences With Which

  • This is the book which I read last night.
  • That is new a shop which opened last week.
  • It is hard to say which car is nicer.
  • Which is stronger, a tiger or a lion?
  • This is the house in which he was born.
  • Which train goes to the center of town?
  • Which students will take the test?
  • I write letters which I never send.
  • The car which is standing in front of the apartment is my car.
  • The house which we rented was in pink.
  • The bananas, which I bought on Monday, are rotten.
  • The wallet which I bought last week is already stolen.
  • Time will tell which is right.
  • We cannot tell which is better.
  • Which sports do you like?

Simple Use of the English Word “Which” in Sentences:

  • Which book is yours?
  • Which pen do you want?
  • Which is your bag?
  • Which subject do you like?
  • Which color is your favorite?
  • Which one is better?
  • Which way is correct?
  • Which food do you like?
  • Which is your seat?
  • Which dress is new?
  • Which country do you want to visit in the future?
  • I don’t know which bus goes to the market.
  • Which sport do you enjoy playing at school?
  • She asked me which movie I wanted to watch.
  • Which student answered the question correctly?
  • Tell me which book is easier to read.
  • Which teacher teaches English in your class?
  • He was confused about which road to take.
  • Can you guess which animal is the fastest?
  • We are not sure which team will win the match.


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Лексика по теме «Хобби» (Hobbies)

 


ENGLISH WORD
ПЕРЕВОД
aerographyаэрография
aircraft modelingавиамоделизм
animeаниме
aquariaаквариумистика
backgammonнарды
ballroom dancingбальные танцы
basejumpingбейсджампинг
basketballбаскетбол
beadingбисероплетение
berryсобирать ягоды
billiardsбильярд
bowlingбоулинг
break danceбрейк данс
breeding animalsразводить животных
cardsкарты
carvingрезьба по дереву
cinemaкино
circusцирк
chatобщение в чате
checkersшашки
chessшахматы
computer gamesкомпьютерные игры
crosswordsкроссворды
collecting antiquesколлекционирование предметов старины
collecting antique wineколлекционирование антикварного вина
collecting knivesколлекционирование ножей
collecting pensколлекционирование ручек
collecting stampsколлекционирование марок
collecting vintage carsколлекционирование ретро автомобилей
crosswordsкроссворды
cyclingкататься на велосипеде
decoupageдекупаж
diggerstvoдиггерство
divingдайвинг
dominoдомино
drawрисовать
embroideryвышивание
equestrian sportконный спорт
feng shuiфэншуй
fiddleиграть на скрипке
fishingрыбалка
fitnessфитнес
footballфутбол
gardeningзаниматься садоводством
go to restaurantsходить в рестораны
graffitiграффити
hockeyхоккей
huntingохота
ikebanaикебана
kartingкартинг
kitesurfingкайтсёрфинг
knittingвязание
latin american dancesлатиноамериканские танцы
learning foreign languagesизучение иностранных языков
motorcycle racingгонки на мотоцикле
mountaineeringальпинизм
mushroomingсобирать грибы
musicмузыка
new acquaintancesновые знакомства
oriental danceвосточные танцы
origamiоригами
paraplanerismпарапланеризм
parkourпаркур
photoфотография
play the guitarиграть на гитаре
play the pianoиграть на пианино
play the accordionиграть на баяне
readingчтение
rock climbingскалолазание
rollersролики
runningбег
Russian folk dancesрусские народные танцы
singпеть
scanwordsсканворды
sculptureскульптура
shoppingшоппинг
skateboardingскейтбординг
skiingлыжи
skydivingпрыжки с парашютом
sledgeсанки
snowboardingсноубординг
snowmobileснегоход
steam-bathбаня
swimmingплавание
talking on telephoneразговаривать по телефону
tattooтатуировка
tennisтеннис
theatreтеатр
tourismтуризм
volleyballволейбол
watch TVСмотреть телевизор
windsurfingвиндсёрфинг
winemakingвиноделие
writing poetryписать стихи
yogaйога

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Prefixes and suffixes: Definition, List and Examples


 By Narmeen Khan

Prefixes and suffixes are essential for building a strong English vocabulary. These word parts, when added to the beginning or end of a root word, create new words and meanings. Mastering prefixes and suffixes not only enhances your understanding of word formation but also strengthens your overall grasp of the language. Expanding your vocabulary through these word elements allows you to communicate more effectively in both writing and speech.

Prefixes and suffixes

A prefix is a group of letters that is put before a word to form a new word with a new meaning.

PrefixWordNew word
RethinkRethink
MisbehaveMisbehave
SemicircleSemicircle
ImpossibleImpossible
PreviewPreview
DisobeyDisobey
InjusticeInjustice
TricycleTricycle
UnableUnable
irrelevantIrrelevant

A suffix is a group of letters that is added after a word to form a new word with a new meaning.

WordSuffixNew word
CollectionCollection
KindnessKindness
HardenHarden
HopefulHopeful
FollowerFollower
ConvertibleConvertible
BadlyBadly
BeakableBreakable
CarelessCareless
EnjoymentEnjoyment

Here are meanings of some common prefixes and suffixes.

PrefixMeaningExample
Anti-againstantinarcotics
Dis-not or removaldisappear, dismount
Inter-betweeninteract
Non-withoutnonfat
Pre-beforepreview
semi-halfsemicircle
Un-oppositeunhappy
Post-afterpostwar
Tri-threetricycle

 

SuffixMeaningExample 
-ablecapable of beingsolvable
-lesswithoutmotionless
-fulfull ofcheerful
-ento do, made of, becomefasten, woolen, strengthen
-nessstate of beingheaviness
-holicone who is obsessedworkaholic
-tionstate or quality ofattention
-istprofessionartist
-mentaction or process ofmovement
-fythe process of making intoamplify

Some more examples

PrefixesSuffixes 
AntisocialLoudly
DefrostBelievable
MisjudgeStronger
ImpureWooden
DisownJoyous
ExplodeDelightful
ProactiveReversible
PrepaidDirection
IncorrectRestless
UnusualSoftness




FAQs

1. What is prefix and suffix examples with definition?

prefix is a group of letters added to the beginning of a word to change its meaning.
Examples:
Un-: means “not” → Unkind (not kind)
Re-: means “again” → Rewrite (write again)
suffix is a group of letters added to the end of a word to change its form or meaning.
Examples:
-ful: means “full of” → Hopeful (full of hope)
-less: means “without” → Careless (without care)

2. What are prefixes and suffixes in a list?

List of Prefixes
Un-
: means “not” → Unhappy (not happy)
Re-: means “again” → Redo (do again)
Pre-: means “before” → Preheat (heat before)
Dis-: means “not” → Dislike (not like)
Mis-: means “wrong” → Misplace (put in the wrong place)
List of Suffixes
-ful
: means “full of” → Joyful (full of joy)
-less: means “without” → Hopeless (without hope)
-ly: means “in a certain way” → Quickly (in a quick way)
-ness: means “state of being” → Kindness (state of being kind)
-able: means “able to” → Lovable (able to be loved)

3. What is prefix and suffix in name example?

prefix in a name is a title added before the name. Examples: Mr. John Smith, Dr. Emily Brown, Miss Sarah Johnson.
suffix in a name is a title added after the name. Examples: Robert King Jr., David Lee Sr., James Carter III.
In short, a prefix comes before the name, and a suffix comes after the name.

4. What are 12 examples of prefixes and suffixes?

12 Examples of Prefixes and Suffixes
Prefixes:
Un-: not → Unhappy (not happy)
Re-: again → Rewrite (write again)
Pre-: before → Preheat (heat before)
Dis-: not → Dislike (not like)
Mis-: wrong → Misunderstand (understand wrongly)
In-: not → Inactive (not active)
Suffixes:
7. -ful: full of → Joyful (full of joy)
8. -less: without → Careless (without care)
9. -ly: in a certain way → Quickly (in a quick way)
10. -ness: state of being → Kindness (being kind)
11. -able: able to → Readable (able to be read)
12. -er: one who → Writer (one who writes)


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