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Neweve3 Posted 9 years ago
Vocabulary

Right word that I can use in this sentence

Hi, I have two questions. I know the words but I don't know how different these words are

  1. procrastinate, postpone, put off
    - how these words are different?
  2. When I searched the word to describe soft bed that makes me comfortable and full of air and resilient , a dictionary suggest me
    these word [resilient, yielding, elastic, bouncy, springy]. How can I describe it and which words shoud I choose?

    reference image - http://cfile7.uf.tistory.com/image/1966CB4E514FE22615CFEA

Thank you for your help

  

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neweve3 procrastinate, postpone, put off Procrastinate means that there is something wrong. If you procrastinate, it's because you don't want to do it at all. Lazy people often procrastinate.

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  • neweve3 procrastinate, postpone, put off Procrastinate means that there is something wrong.
  • If you procrastinate, it's because you don't want to do it at all.
  • Lazy people often procrastinate.
  • " Postpone is a good verb for business.
  • It means that there were good reasons to delay something.
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neweve3procrastinate, postpone, put off

Procrastinate means that there is something wrong. If you procrastinate, it's because you don't want to do it at all. Lazy people often procrastinate. Their motto is "don't do something today, if you can put it off until tomorrow."

Postpone is a good verb for business. It means t

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Thank you for answer

Could you answer me one more question?

then, soft bed and fluppy bed is different? can I use the word fluppy bed?

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No. "fluppy" is not a valid word. Maybe you mean "fluffy."

Fluffy is like the soft small feathers from a bird. Baby animals and birds are fluffy.

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