Verb of the Day - Scrub

[@dannydai1]

Great and delicate explanation. Thanks .like this teaching style.

[@SharpenedFluencysVerboftheDay]

Thank you so much! That's so kind of you!

[@LuisArguello]

Verb suggestion: render ❤❤

[@SharpenedFluencysVerboftheDay]

Thank you, Luis! I've added this one to my list. Have a great day!

[@SharpenedFluencysVerboftheDay]

Hi, Luis. Here's the video for "render," kzbin.info/www/bejne/oXmuoJSJjaepg7s. I appreciate you sharing so many ideas!

[@ArtemHahauz-nm7bk]

Teacher Catie, thank you for this informative video to you and to the viewer Luis. Here are some examples, including the more British: "Sparks flew when I told them I'd scrubbed my plans for tomorrow." "I had Kevin scrub my kitchen down." "Unfortunately, they did not comply with the simple rule of scrubbing in." "I tried hard to scrub the indelible ink off my textbook." "He scrubbed out her initials and torn the letter apart." "The picture depicted a group of cryptic people in scrubs sprinting to me." As a writer, I enjoy your videos so much as they help me make my prose more concise and precise. I can't express my gratitude in words here, but I can only say "Thank you." a millionth time. Here's a more British example: "I'll scrub up before supper." Greetings from Ukraine. Keep up the fabulous work. Verb suggestion: haunt.

[@SharpenedFluencysVerboftheDay]

"Indelible" is a great word! I am so very grateful for your kind words. I have a lot of fun thinking about verbs and interacting with everyone on KZbin. I've added "haunt" to me list of verbs. It might be early December before I cana get to it. Thank you, Artem!

[@ArtemHahauz-nm7bk]

@SharpenedFluencysVerboftheDay Thank you, teacher Catie.

[@_hurryup]

Hello, teacher. 2 suggestions: withhold and withdraw. I think they are very similar, it gets me confused. Thank you :)

[@SharpenedFluencysVerboftheDay]

Those are wonderful ideas. Thank you Maria Clara! It will probably eaerly December before they are ready.

[@SharpenedFluencysVerboftheDay]

Here's the video for "withhold" kzbin.info/www/bejne/o5_NkKugmL53hrM Thanks for your patience!

[@SharpenedFluencysVerboftheDay]

Hi, Maria Clara. Here's the link for "withdraw" - kzbin.info/www/bejne/rGrRo6xpaaZsgLc Thank you for the suggestion!