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halloween
Gabriela Uday
Created on October 24, 2025
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halloween
START
escape halloween
PUMPKIN
LET'S GO!
HOUNTED HOUSES
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Dulces conseguidos
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WITCH
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COSTUME
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CANDIES
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Dulces conseguidos
WEREWOLF
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TRICK OR TREAT
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HAUNTED HOUSES
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Dulces conseguidos
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MONSTER
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Almost finished
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Formal / Literary Synonyms 🔹 Mild Unease – a subtle feeling of discomfort or restlessness. Disquiet – a quiet but persistent sense of unease. Discomposure – loss of calm or composure. 🔹 Moderate Trepidation – nervous hesitation or slight fear before something. Foreboding – a strong sense that something bad is going to happen. Perturbation – emotional or mental disturbance. 🔹 Intense Dread – deep, solemn fear. Consternation – shocked dismay mixed with fear. Horror – intense fear, disgust, or revulsion. Terror – overwhelming or paralyzing fear.
Synonyms of fear
Informal words
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Final part
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Dulces conseguidos
Join ideas in a sentence
FANBOYS are the seven coordinating conjunctions in English: For, And, Nor, But, Or, Yet, So. They are used to connect two ideas (clauses) that are equal or independent. When joining two independent clauses, you must use a comma before the FANBOYS word. --- Example: I wanted to dress up as a monster, but the costume made me feel unease. (Two complete sentences joined correctly with a comma and “but.”)
Another example
Example: I wanted to go for a walk but it started raining. --- Tip: If what comes before or after the FANBOYS isn’t a complete sentence, don’t use a comma.
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