Synonyms Quiz: 99% WILL FAIL THIS QUIZ. #3

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Synonyms are words that mean exactly or nearly the same as another word.
Example: “large” is synonymous with “big”
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@joanneplunkett4656 2 года назад

I disagree with some of your synonym for demand. A request is not usually demanding. Timid is not afraid, but shy.

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

@Joanne Plunkett, "synonyms are words that mean exactly or nearly the same as another word." So, the synonym for "demand" is "request" because it's the nearest in meaning out of the three options(destroy, reject and request) Timid simply means: "showing a lack of courage or confidence; easily frightened". In that case, the synonym for "timid" could be "afraid" or "shy". Since "shy" is not in the options, that makes "afraid" the best option.

@patsymeleen5662 2 года назад

@marycahill546 2 года назад

Fo example, a demand loan is a loan which must be paid on request.

@EE-qn4ks 2 года назад

A demand a request are not the same thing either. And that’s just one.

@eugenesaint1231 2 года назад

I think by "synonymous" they mean "not as bad as the other two answers" Just sane... :^) Saint

@nemo7782 2 года назад

100% correct. Even decades later, it really helps to have paid attention in school.

@vickihunt8988 2 года назад

TRUE

@wendyhannan2454 Год назад

I didn’t always do well at school. Although I loved English, I missed out on one. Thank you, I really look forward to these quizzes, they help to keep the old brain box working.

@jang3412 2 года назад

I'm with the 'easy' folks. 100% correct. I can see why people question the 'demand' - 'request' but I assumed it was a matter of the nearest in meaning - whether you were going to be nice or not about asking!

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

Good job, Jan G. 👍😊 Thanks for your comment and feedback.

@tocaat2410 2 года назад

The correct meaning of "condone" is not properly understood by many who use it frequently. The answer "accept" in this quiz is the closest in meaning of the three given, but strictly it means to excuse or overlook, or 'let it pass'. A strict teacher who does not tolerate bad behaviour in class might condone it in the case of a boisterous pupil if she knows that it's the child's birthday. I don't like to be dictatorial because it's something I've learned only within the past few years, and I'm over 70 and a native speaker of English.

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

@tocaat2410, thanks for the clarification. I really appreciate it.😊👍

@tocaat2410 2 года назад

@@englishtestsandlogic Thank you for your comment. The touble with "condone" is that when you hear it used, or see it written, it is usually in a sentence like "I don't condone that". It's not always possible to tell whether the speaker or writer is using it correctly. Many people I've spoken to think it means to endorse, or approve, or encourage. That's what I used to think, until I read a book by Bill Bryson about misuse of words. I don't recall hearing it much during my years of education, or in most of my adult life. Its use seems to have become widespread only in the last 20-30 years.

@terrygoyan 2 года назад

@@tocaat2410 Condone as you noted is usually used with don't. Moot is also a word that many, if not most, get wrong. It really means that a moot point which IS arguable, and therefore should be skipped over. As in it's unlikely that agreement on the point will be forthcoming. NOT that it is an agreed upon point, which is how it is often used....

@whyisitso100 2 года назад

People whose first language is English should score 100%.

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

@Ron Mead, you're right, but sometimes, it doesn't work that way. English grammar could be tricky at times.

@LearnAboutFlow 2 года назад

Not if Republicans continue to undermine education.

@julieianson.com2722 2 года назад

@Ron Mead, I'm British and answered all the questions correctly. The ETLR also got it right. Not everyone can understand British Grammar even if they were born and bred here.

@lawsontalks918 2 года назад

@@julieianson.com2722 no on the comment people whose first: English is a unforgiving language of contradictions and rules that are true in some cases never ever definitive in most

@julianneheindorf5757 2 года назад

Anyone with English as their native language should be able to answer all of these correctly.

@sarahprice659 2 года назад

Looking at the comments… I kind of think that this quiz attracted mostly pretty well educated people. Can’t get a read on a population with a quiz like this on the internet. I got them all, but I can easily see many native English speakers getting 15/20 or even less. (And not because they are stupid.) “Fail” might be the wrong word. Perhaps there is a synonym that would be better suited? 🤔

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

Good job, Sarah Price. You're so amazing. Keep up the good work.😊👍💃

@cathyakins3995 2 года назад

I went to 11 grade. I had really great teachers . I am 66

@epbrewtus1 2 года назад

I was an English teacher for a long time and students' knowledge of vocabulary has really slipped among the middle of the curve. However students still surprise me with creativity. The fun never ends!

@paulywhit2783 2 года назад

20/20 anyone with usual education should have got all these correct

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

Good job, Pauly.👍😊

@Kloetenhenne 2 года назад

I am a German with usual education. And even I got all of them really easily 😅

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

@Kloetenhenne, it shows you're an amazing person. Keep up the good work.😊👍💃

@michlon6144 2 года назад

Only missed the embezzlement question, not bad for a non English person 💜 nice quiz 👏

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

Wow...that's great. @Michlon, keep up the good work.👍😊

@aihpos2 2 года назад

Excellent!!

@sueczerniak1266 2 года назад

A good exercise for children or those learning English. Adults with English as a first language should have no problem with this.

@clemontplomina9434 2 года назад

Got all correct, I love quizzes. I'd prefer a tougher set of questions whereby i may learn. Many thanks.

@jthev 2 года назад

Too easy. 20/20. Didn''t need 10 seconds for any of them, more like 1 or 2. Will antonyms be next?

@chrisanderson263 2 года назад

Got 100% . Easy quiz. Fun, too. Can you make it more challenging? Just asking.

@elkebar1871 2 года назад

Scored 18 out of 20. English is not my mother tongue. But have been speaking, listening to and writing the language.

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

Wow...that's great! @Elke Bar, keep up the good work.😊👍

@johnallen7807 2 года назад

I assume this is meant for non native English speakers? it is ridiculously easy.

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

Yeah, it's easy, but it also brings back old memories. How many youngsters these days are familiar with some of these proverbs? Just a few. How many of us make use of these wonderful proverbs in our daily conversation? Just a few...right?

@johnallen7807 2 года назад

@@englishtestsandlogic You mean" just a few"?? Text messages and the internet have killed the art of conversation.

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

Yeah " just a few"

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

@John Allen, you got my point.😊

@TC-cj4mv 2 года назад

20/20...👍 With these tests your keeping English alive, Thank you.

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

Excellent score, Terry Newby!🤗👍 Thank you so much for your kind comment. I really appreciate it.🙏😊

@neilbates5726 2 года назад

Interesting quiz. You actually had a half dozen correct synonyms to pick, the rest were "guess the closest even if it's not correct".

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

@Neil Bates, thanks for your comment and feedback.🙏 You're such an amazing person. Keep up the fantastic work!😊👍

@jamesdrynan 2 года назад

It's nice to be in the one percentile of something!

@lindamckendree2991 2 года назад

100% Agree. If 1st language is English, should know all of these.

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

Excellent score, Linda. Keep up the good work.👍😊

@mrveveprabhu5429 2 года назад

I scored 19/20 in this test!

@lisamay5649 2 года назад

20/20. Too easy.

@kerrypobanz 2 года назад

20/20 - pretty simple-minded!

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

Excellent score, Kerry. Keep up the good work.👍😊

@teresitaborres6362 2 года назад

I got 18 correct!

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

Wow...congratulations! @Teresita Borres, your score was great.😊👍

@kn3765 2 года назад

19/20. I had a brain blip and picked timid for intrepid. That's pretty bad considering I knew the right answer and still managed to choose the wrong one.

@jakefromstatefarm1100 2 года назад

I hesitated on that one for a sec, then remembered the USS Intrepid from WW2. Brave was the only logical answer.

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

@Jake From State Farm, you're a smart cookie. Keep up the good work.😊👍

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

@K N, it happens sometimes. In all, your score was fantastic. Keep up the good work.😊👍

@NellBelle 2 года назад

I disagree with afraid being a synonym for timid. Timid is weak, and dull. Insipid would have to be a better choice. So I say my score was 20/20.

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

@Nell Belle, "Timid" means, "shy and nervous; without much confidence; easily frightened." As for "insipid", what would be a better choice? Could you please educate us on that...

@nickyliu8762 2 года назад

Seems a lot of people passed, when I go through the comment section, assuming to pass means scoring at least 11/20. 99% of what people _will fail?_ 99% of first years with English as their 2nd or 3rd language? 99% of North Korean peasants? Rhetorical questions of course

@elizmaybgriffintwo2772 2 года назад

I'm enjoying taking these quizzes. I got all 20 correct. I would answer the question before the count down started. I'm over 50 and these help stimulate my brain cells.

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

Great job, Eliz May B!👍😊 You're such a smart cookie. Keep up the good work.💯🤗

@sonyasandoval1477 2 года назад

For a word nerd like me, this wasn't hard at all. 20/20.

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

Wow! That's awesome! Keep up the good work.😊👍

@rogerbarton497 2 года назад

Yay! 100% at last. If you shopped at Waitrose you'd think "Launch" is a synonym for "Lunch". "I say, Tarquin, what shall one buy for launch today?" BTW should it be "synonym of" or "synonym for"?

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

Congratulations! That's impressive! 💯 Keep up the good work!😊👍

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

Regarding "synonym for" or "synonym of"...but are correct.✔

@silviajacob9920 2 года назад

So enlightning. Had fun. 17 out of 20. 😊

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

Good job, Silvia Jacob.😊👍

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

I'm glad you enjoyed it. Stay tuned for more educative and interesting contents.

@nunukmartiani8957 2 года назад

I only can answer 13 of 20 question. Thanks for sharing quiz for us. It's very beneficial, Sir/Madam.

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

@Nunuk Martiani, your score wasn't bad.

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

Thanks for your kind comment and feedback. I really appreciate!😊👍

@andymcneil6568 2 года назад

Just the last one I got incorrect. Enjoyed that. Great post. More please.

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

@Andy Mcneil, that's great! Keep up the good work.👍😊 Stay tuned for more challenging and educative English tests and quizzes. You can also check out my other videos.

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

Synonyms Quiz: ru-vid.com/group/PLDJH1VD8jdGwHCcwGCZeiJE5_9b8O-7cC

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

English Grammar Quiz: ru-vid.com/group/PLDJH1VD8jdGyDwGNbfskW1pgoBDNdMB_y

@arnolddavies6734 2 года назад

Scored 20/20. Easy for English speakers. Maybe more difficult if English is not your first language.

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

Great job, Arnold Davies!😊👍

@chrisdowns8859 2 года назад

This is for non-native English speakers correct?

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

@Chris, it's just a quiz. Anybody can take part.😊🤗

@JohnWilliams-zu8wg 2 года назад

100%. Mom was a stickler for proper English and grammar. The one subject in school in which I actually excelled.

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

Wow...that's great, John Williams. Keep up the good work.😊👍

@lanamedcalf1561 2 года назад

20/20 before countdown started!

@manuelenriquecamachocervan3029 2 года назад

I enjoyed a lot, as always! Very interesting quizzes... love them!! I think U have the best teachers team . Day by day I improve my grammar but I know I must study stronger than before 'cause I wanna be a good teacher too, like U! I've been learning much from I found your English page.. Best regards. I appreciate so.much your big support!! (excuse my mistakes in writing too.. I'm learning jajaja) 👊😁

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

Good job, Manuel Enrique! 😊👍 I'm glad you enjoyed it.

@colingarrard5741 2 года назад

20 each 1/2 second

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

Good job, Colin Garrard!

@verawright2157 2 года назад

All correct. Easy quiz.

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

Good job, Vera Wright!💯😊👍

@johnpalmer572 2 года назад

Mom was english teaching licensed. I hope a 100% would be simple

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

Well done, John Palmer!😊👍

@jenJ-uq8ej 2 года назад

Let me know when you've taken it up a few notches. I applaud the timing, editing, simplicity of what we're looking at (no animated furry things, no emojis and we don't have to listen/look at a narrator)! You've really done a professional job. Perfect for whom you were targeting your material to! I'm not some huge brain, but very much enjoy words. I personally would enjoy harder words without going over the top, should you ever make another video. Or transfer your video into a game. People love words eh?!! I think it's wonderful that you've used your proficiency and expertise in such a way, as to help others! Nice job! 👍

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

@Jen1174J, thank you so much for the feedback! I've considered that.

@thomascollins4325 2 года назад

100%. Since I'm a native English speaker I should score at this level. My IQ is in the top 1% of the general population so there's that. Since education in America has declined so much over the last few decades lousy scores are the inevitable result.

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

Excellent score, Thomas Collins.👍😊

@petergabor435 2 года назад

My first language is English and I got a perfect score even before the timer started. But I read books and do crossword puzzles so maybe I have an unfair advantage. It’s frightening to think that so many people whose first language is English can’t get 100% on this quiz, regardless of which English speaking country they come from.

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

Fantastic score, Peter Gabor! You're such a smart cookie. Keep up the good work.😊👍💯🏅

@devilsadvocate838 2 года назад

20/20 spelling is my forte!

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

Well done, Devils Advocate! You're doing great.💯😊👍

@rbaruah8790 2 года назад

I maxed it ....but very much have to disagree with many of the options provided....(I went for the closest options....though I didn't agree)

@helciovilelajardim4493 2 года назад

I got 17 correct. Is it a good score?

@JerisEve 2 года назад

The test is easy, but many of the so-called synonyms are not well matched. Demand and request, eg.

@irenejohnston6802 2 года назад

Oh the ambiguity of English! Love it. Demande French = request/ask . Demand English = an Order

@josephmichaelridleycasiech4374 2 года назад

I feel the word ask is the accurate synonym for request

@krk7328 2 года назад

It’s a breeze for me

@patricialeahy1066 2 года назад

18/20 👌 test thank you!..❤🌹😊

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

Good job, Patricia! You're doing great. Keep up the good work.😊👍💃

@patricialeahy1066 2 года назад

@@englishtestsandlogic 😊🌹❤Thank you!. Love your channel!.. 💓

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

@Patricia, you're most welcome!

@michellemueller2270 2 года назад

Boy, was that easy! 100% for me!

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

Good job, Michelle Mueller. You're awesome! Keep up the good work.😊👍

@miriampasetes1499 Год назад

Good for the brain, senior brain. Thanks

@englishtestsandlogic Год назад

@miriam pasetes, thanks for watching! 🎁🎅🎄🎄🎉

@HRHolm-bi6zu 2 года назад

20 for 20. This is sixth-grade level stuff. Or what *used* to be sixth grade. Nowadays, even a considerable amount of high school seniors would not do very respectably, don't doubt. Thank you, screwed-up U.S. educational 'system'.

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

@H.R. Holm, your score was perfect. Keep up the great work.💯🏅😊👍

@MartineH1 2 года назад

16 for somebody that learned english so late in life...not that bad!

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

Good job, Giselle Hedman. Your score was great. Keep up the good work.😊👍

@jameskazar7063 2 года назад

done all correct. My first language is English. Totally read a lot of books and still do.

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

Wow...that's interesting! @James Kazar, keep up the good work.👍💯🏅

@triciaolpin3699 2 года назад

Got them all correct.

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

That's great! Keep up the good work.👍😊

@christellindroos7878 10 дней назад

16/20, this was tricky ! Thank you 🎉

@murtadah6327 2 года назад

I think “unbiased” is to support which is right, without any biases; whereas “neutral” means having or giving no opinion. Would anyone like to comment on this?

@tocaat2410 2 года назад

"indifferent" or "impartial" would be better.

@murtadah6327 2 года назад

Impartial is fine; indifferent again resembles with neutral. Hope you would agree. Thanks.

@julieianson.com2722 2 года назад

I scored 20/20 super fun

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

@Julie lanson, you were so fast😊 That's an excellent score...keep it up!!!👍

@kumarminocha242 2 года назад

Ridiculously Easy. Got all 20 /20.

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

That's great! @Kumar Minocha, keep up the good work!💯🏅😊👍

@vitosanto3874 2 года назад

20 for 20 I’m not that great with the English language ,certainly not a Thespian,but these seemed relatively easy.

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

Great job, Vito Santo! Keep up the good work.😊👍🏅💯

@robr2389 2 года назад

Missed two. I also disagreed with the two I missed. Hesitation to me can be TWO of the answers offered, I was thinking. Either postpone or delay both fit from how I looked at it. Oh well. Still fun.

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

Well done, Rob R. 😊👍

@ismayramudith8446 2 года назад

I got all correct.Pleease do not use red on the screen again because it is difficult to see.

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

@Ismay Ramudith, okay...noted!🙏👍

@Lyn777 2 года назад

This was too easy. Please make it more difficult.

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

@Lyn777, noted.

@grahamjones3558 2 года назад

I Scored 20/20. This was easy

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

Great job, Graham Jones! 💯😊👍

@janishart5128 2 года назад

20/20! What age group was this test for anyways?! The questions were too easy! .

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

Excellent score, Janis Hart!😊👍

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

@Janis, the test is for everyone. It's just a quiz to refresh someone's memory.😊

@janishart5128 2 года назад

@@englishtestsandlogic: Ah, OK - thanks - it was fun anyways, so thanks for the video! 😁👍

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

@Janis, you're most welcome!😊💃

@janishart5128 2 года назад

@@englishtestsandlogic: 😊🌷

@emma-d7534 2 года назад

All of them, easy!

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

Good job, Emma-D.😊👍

@agyemanboaten4385 2 года назад

Who decides this. My 5 year old son would probably get 18. I of course got all correct. Tooooooooo eaaaaasy

@johannageduld203 2 года назад

17 out of 20 I learn a lot. Eng is not my 1st language

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

That's great, Johanna. Glad you got value.😊👍

@woodypiper848 2 года назад

got 19 out of 20

@bebsreston9310 Год назад

17/20. Taking this test, makes my brain won't get rusty. Thanks a bunch

@englishtestsandlogic Год назад

Good job, Bebs Reston! 🤗👍 Glad you got value!

@uba8437 2 года назад

I got 19 correct. It's quite interesting.

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

Great job, uba! You're doing great.😊👍

@lenagreen4031 Год назад

I got full marks much to my surprise.

@eileenstaszak6982 2 года назад

100% correct. Easy test.

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

Good job, Eileen Staszak.

@joeskeptical4762 2 года назад

*20/20* I’m trilingual and also a published author.

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

Perfect job, Joe Skeptical.👌🥇👍

@manuelenriquecamachocervan3029 2 года назад

I got 19/20... Very interesting exam!!

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

@Manuel Enrique, thanks for watching!😊👍

@mamamanisha473 2 года назад

Nice quiz

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

Thank you so much, @Mama Manisha🙏😊👍

@k-onrocks2303 2 года назад

I got 18 out of 20 correct!! Enjoyed taking this quiz!!🤗

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

Good job, K-On! Rocks. I'm glad you enjoyed it. Stay tuned for more educative and interesting contents.👍😊

@suellenschellenbach3279 2 года назад

All right!

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

Nice one, Suellen! 😊👍

@jessievasu2070 2 года назад

I also agree with you

@marwfsaki8762 2 года назад

Wow.. Many new words to me.. Although I answered 15 correctly.. 🌺

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

Great job, Marwf Saki.💯🥇🤗👍

@LewisLoflin 2 года назад

20 out of 20.

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

Excellent job, Lewis Loflin! 🥇💯👍

@garyranieri3856 2 года назад

How is 'past' a synonym for 'ancient'? 'Ancient' is the long ago past not just 'past'. 'Past' can be yesterday which is hardly ancient. And 'demand' and 'request' are the same thing?

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

@gary, according to Oxford Advanced Dictionary, demand means "a very firm request for something."...demand is the nearest in meaning to request in the options provided on the quiz. Past: gone by time and no longer existing. Whatever that happened yesterday, is no longer existing. @gary, in the options provided, which word is nearest to ancient? I hope my explanation helps... Cheers!😊

@garyranieri3856 2 года назад

Sorry, friend, but can't agree. A 'demand' may be defined as 'a very firm request' but the quiz simply used 'request' and a 'request' is not the same as 'very firm request'. E.g. if a local radio station were to encourage you to phone in and make a 'request', would you call in and say 'I demand' that you play a song? And 'ancient' is not the same as 'past'. Yesterday is in the past but it certainly not considered to be in the ancient past. Perhaps kids might say something such as 'The 1970's? Man, that's so ancient' but that's slang. Peace- and that's 'Forever', man

@jim55price 2 года назад

Maybe hard for a 3rd-grader.

@aliarshad7157 2 года назад

All correct 20 out of 20

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

Wow...congratulations! Your score was perfect. Keep up the good work.😊👍

@MrJbaker7 2 года назад

Ridiculously easy...Jack Baker NYC/NJ

@christyramos4032 2 года назад

17/20. I’m Spanish.As somebody told ,some answers are not complétele correct .as for example condone or timid

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

Good job, Christy RAMOS! 😊👍

@StvPaterek 2 года назад

I got all of them correct but I did second guess myself on 2 of them.

@lyndamorel6810 2 года назад

I managed to get 15/20

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

Well done, Lynda Morel.😊👍 Your score wasn't bad.

@annettehare2023 2 года назад

20 out of 20✔️.. would prefer 5 second time .. sorry I mute the music ,, too whirring

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

Excellent score, Annette Hare. Keep up the good work.😊👍💃

@davidereira4595 2 года назад

All of them

@deokieramoutar4967 2 года назад

I answered all correctly.

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

That's nice! 💯 @deokie ramoutar, keep up the good work.😊👍

@monettefajardo5469 Год назад

13 correct

@erudite60 2 года назад

Got 19/20. Not bad at midnight, & nodding off between questions.😴

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

Great job, erudite60! Your score was fantastic. Keep up the good work.😊👍

@melstiller8561 2 года назад

Sorry but I disagree with some of your chosen synonyms. For example, to demand is not to request. It means to order, to command. To request is simply to ask for something.

@englishtestsandlogic 2 года назад

@Mel Stiller, according to my Oxford Advanced Dictionary, "demand" means: a very firm request for something. You can check it out yourself. Anyways, thanks for your comment and observation.👍😊

@emma-d7534 2 года назад

Yes I agree with you!

@melstiller8561 2 года назад

@@englishtestsandlogic -- Yikes! I can be quite opinionated, can't I?