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He is a cowardly boy

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"Cowardly" is the correct adjective to describe someone lacking courage.  

- "Coward" is a noun, so "cowardly" is used as an adjective before "boy."

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Whimsical means playful, fanciful, or full of imagination — perfectly fitting for a ballet that delights children.

Whimsical means سنکی

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Lachrymose means tearful or sad; dolorous means sorrowful.

Both words fit the context of grief over the loss of her brother.

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Prolific means producing many works or results, especially in art or writing.

Shakespeare was called prolific because he wrote many plays and poems.

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Wreak means to inflict or bring about (as in revenge or punishment).

The chess master promised to wreak revenge for the loss of his bishop.

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The phrase “at this time tomorrow” refers to a future continuous action, so we use future continuous tense.

Example: At this time tomorrow, I will be sitting on the plane to Paris.

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We use “at the corner” to refer to a specific point or location.

Example: I will meet you at the corner of the street.

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The phrase “look forward to” is always followed by a noun or gerund.

The following phrase look forward is followed by verb + ing.

I am looking forward to weekend/spending time with my friends. 

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