What's the formal way of saying "I was freaking out"?
Freaking out" is informal ya? then im trying to say "i was freaking out" in my essay but what's the formal way of saying it so that i can appropriately use that?
Another Word for Control Freak?
Anal Retentive.
Is freaking a swear word?
It is a word that you say when you actually mean another word (the bad one with a "u" in it). It is bad when you use it that way.
Microsoft Word freak out?
I was in the middle of typing down a document on my Word Processor when out of nowhere I press some buttons - I've no idea which ones - and suddenly everything in my document is covered with paragraph symbols and what not. I don't know how to get those symbols off and when I try to open a new document I still get little paragraph symbols. I would very much like to not have to delete all my work and start all over so please help!!
What happens if you say swear words at school?
When I was around 13–17 I would swear a lot in school. I do not know why, but it definitely wasn’t for attention. It was just a part of my every day vocabulary.I was not one who spoke much in class, therefore I was never scolded for my bad language, it was more a feature that became very prominent when I was among my peers. Furthermore, I would never dream of using excessively bad language while an adult was present, and I still don’t swear much in the presence of my seniors, i.e. those who are much older than me.To answer your question.. It depends heavily on the school, the type of school and age-range of the students and teachers. Worst case scenario is that you’ll be sent to the office, and perhaps your parents will be notified too. My best advise is to pay attention to who is present at the time.Plus, there is point in excessively swearing. But of course, each to his/her own.
Why do guys freak out when girls say "I love you"?
Do guys just have commitment problems or what? If a girl says I love you (not saying its me...) then they freak out and fine some other "whore" to get with
What exactly does “You are a last word freak.” mean?
LWF or last word freak refers to a person who is mentally ill and has uncontrollable desire to get the last word in an argument or discussion.
Do you have to explicitly say the word "date" when asking a girl out?
If you have a history of being platonic with this person, yes, I recommend using the word "date." Otherwise, it probably isn't necessary.A lot of this depends on context. If there's been any sexual tension between you (or outright physical intimacy), pretty much any invitation you make besides like, a funeral, will probably be interpreted as a date. You actually have to be a little careful of this. There have been many women I've invited to hang out with my friends for karaoke nights or other activities that I'd have thought were pretty obvious non-dates who showed up dressed up and very surprised to find other people joining us.People will tend to assume the invitation is whatever they want it to be. If they're attracted to you, they'll assume it's a date, so if the mutual attraction is obvious, don't worry about it. You're probably on the same page.If you're hesitant to add the label to your invitation, ask yourself "why?" If you're making the invitation ambiguous because you're not sure she'll say "yes" to a date, but you want to get some sort of "yes" because you're craving her attention in any form, then you definitely must make it clear it's a date. That's not the sort of thing you want to be springing on her by surprise, and it's better to get rejected before making the plans, scheduling the time, and spending money, as opposed to after. If you're afraid of rejection, or you have a long history of platonically hanging out and you want this to be a romantic outing, yes, call it a date explicitly. She'll be able to set her expectations and you won't be dealing with the stress of "how do I make a move when she doesn't know this is a date?" If she rejects you, at least it happened early on, and you can move on accordingly.Good luck.P.S. Don’t go on movie dates as first dates. They suck.
I am good at English but when it comes to speaking, I just freak out, mix up the words and forget the content. What can I do to improve it?
I totally understand what you mean as it happens to me too (all the time!). The only way to remedy this, is to get out of your comfort zone and to be on the spot as much as you can. Facing your fears is the only way out. You can ask your friends to converse with you on a random topic or you might just interview them for fun. Once you get fluent and comfortable with your friends, try making small talks with colleagues or some acquaintances. The more you converse, the more you become confident. Also standing infront of the mirror and talking to yourself (as crazy and silly as it sounds) actually helps you. Moreover by doing so, you can work on your body language simultaneously. Happy conversing !