English Word & Grammar (spelunking/ behaviour/ like a cat on a hot tin roof )

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Jun 23, 2007, 9:38:49 AM6/23/07
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WORD OF THE DAY:

spelunking - the hubby or practice of exploring caves.

Want to go spelunking with me? "Spelunking? There aren't any caves
around here"

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WRONG TO CORRECT:

WRONG: Indian society is no longer prepared to tolerate such a violent
behaviour.

CORRECT: Indian society is no longer prepared to tolerate such violent
behaviour.

GRAMMAR: behaviour is an uncountable noun and is not used with a/ an.

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IDIOM/ Phrases

like a cat on a hot tin roof

person who looks nervous, he is unable to sit or stand still in one
place.

You should have seen Rahul before the interview. He was like a cat on
a hot tin roof.
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