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 Today's word is STUPENDOUS

it means something very large in size or causing wonder, or exceeding your expectations. 

That is you think you will crack the competitive exam by qualifying the cutoff marks but when the result gets out you found that you are the All India Topper of the examination. 

This is called stupendous achievement! 


More Sentences - 

-Priyanshi is the girl of stupendous stamina and energy. 

- Nishank is facing stupendous debts because of his extravagant lifestyle.

- Economists have observed the stupendous growth in the economy from the last 10 years.


GRAMMAR TIP-

FUTURE SIMPLE TENSE 

There are three main future simple form 

- Going to 

- Present continuous

- will 

We use 'Going to' express plans and intentions

Form- subject + is/am/are going to + verb (base form) 

Example - We are going to buy a car.

Now if it's more than a plan that means it's a fixed arrangements then we use present continuous. 

Form- subject+ is/am/are+ verb(-ing) 

Example- John is giving a presentation to the board of directors on 10th. 

On 10th i.e., it is a fixed arrangement.

WILL is used to express sudden decisions, offer and Promises.

Form- subject+ will + verb ( base form) 

Example- Thank you for contacting us. We will respond within 48 hours.


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