How to speak eloquently
Stick with clear and succinct vocabulary.
Although it may not always be the case, a broad vocabulary doesn't necessarily equate to a strong vocabulary. When it comes to sounding eloquent, less is more.

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- If you simply stop to use something, " what " is the correct verb and less is the verb. All you need is to try to learn the right verb.
- Try to think of how you would pronounce " stand up " in standard english, if you were speaking in a south african accent. Think of how you would write " where's the widest stretch of railroad across the united states ", not how far into the country you would have crossed the border.
- A wordy explanation is not more eloquent than a simple and clear explanation, if they both accomplish the same thing. Don't add in extra vocab words to sound more intelligent.
- A broad vocabulary holds weight and can easily slip into sarcasm. Without proper pronunciation, there is little sense delivering a simple yet well-spoken " hello, " " hi, " or even " a " to a stranger.

A wordy explanation is not more eloquent than a simple and clear explanation, if they both accomplish the same thing. Don't add in extra vocab words to sound more intelligent.

How to measure trampoline springs
Wear gloves and safety goggles to protect yourself.
The springs on the trampoline can be rough on your bare hands, especially if there are no protective coverings on the hook ends of the springs. Wear gardening gloves or thick work gloves to protect your hands.

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- Pull the springs off the trampoline and mount them on the bar. Once they're all off the hook end, take a moment to determine the motion of the springs.
- Get safety goggles so your eyes are protected in the event the spring flies in your face. Unhook the first spring from the trampoline with flat-head pliers.
- Use a tape measure to measure the length of the trampoline. Measure 3 feet from the hook end to the other.
- Measure the length of the trampoline. You can use a tape measure to get the height of the trampoline.

Get safety goggles so your eyes are protected in the event the spring flies in your face. Unhook the first spring from the trampoline with flat-head pliers.

How to shop smart at a thrift store
Be prepared.
This means, take some cash with you. Dress comfortably.

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- Chances are, you're going to go through a lot of time looking at used items. Wear some slip on flats (if you're planning on trying on shoes) and a fitted top for trying on clothes over it.
- This means, you need to look presentable. Basically, you don't want to look like you just ate 24 hours ago or you could sit in the back of the store looking disgusting in your underwear! Keep on your cool.
- Bring all your supplies; you'll need them later. Make sure the store is not too crowded though.
- Being comfortable will guide you through what shoppers do, how often, and who you can talk to. You should also opt for a pair of dress pants, a tight sweater, and a belt.

Chances are, you're going to go through a lot of time looking at used items. Wear some slip on flats (if you're planning on trying on shoes) and a fitted top for trying on clothes over it.

The tattoo artist is drawing the outlines of the art on a girl's arm. He asks her if it hurts and then stops to wipe down some ink with a cloth. he

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- then shows her where it hurts the most when she moves and the other tattoo artist keeps measuring down the area.
- goes back to the arm and continues to work on the artwork again.
- says he will try and get some of the tattoo off with a tool.
- grabs a large needle and starts to take off the tattoo from her arm.
goes back to the arm and continues to work on the artwork again.