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  • Superlative Adjective: I'm Choosing A Domain Name (Review)

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I'm Choosing A Domain Name

(1) Peter: Listen
I'm planning to write [vocab word=blog]blogs[/vocab] about wine-making.

A blog is a type of personal writing on internet. Peter wants to write about how to make wine.

(2) Leela: Listen
That sounds like an exciting idea. People will love to hear about your [vocab word=method]method[/vocab].
(3) Peter: Listen
I came up with several [vocab word=domain name]domain names[/vocab]. Do you want to hear them?

"Came up with" is a phrasal verb. It means he had some ideas about domain names. A domain name is an "address" for a website. An example is "google.com".

(4) Leela: Listen
Sure.
(5) Peter: Listen
I have "WineBlogForYou.com", "ILoveWineMakingMethods.com", "Wine-is-your-friend.com", and "Windfacturing.com". Which one is the best?

"Best" is the superlative adjective of "good". You must put "the" before a superlative adjective.

(6) Leela: Listen
"Winefacturing.com" is the shortest domain name in your list ...

"Shortest" is the superlative adjective of "short".

(7) Peter: Listen
Yeah, that's the best one, isn't it?

"one" refers to the domain name.

(8) Leela: Listen
No... That's the hardest one to [vocab word=spell]spell[/vocab]. Nobody can spell that. "Facturing" is not even a word.
(9) Peter: Listen
It's "Wine" + "manufacturing". How about "WineBlogForYou.com"?
(10) Leela: Listen
That's the most boring domain name I have ever seen.

Leela has never seen that kind of boring domain name.

(11) Peter: Listen
I see ...
(12) Leela: Listen
The other two aren't any better. They are too long, and you should never put a [vocab word=hyphen]hyphen[/vocab] in your domain name. You are not going to tell someone over the phone, "My domain name is wine hyphen is hyphen ..."

"Hyphen" is -.

(13) Peter: Listen
I have two more. "WineMakersBlog.com" and "PetersWineYard.com".
(14) Leela: Listen
I like "PetersWineYard.com" It's the [vocab word=clear]clearest[/vocab] domain name so far.

"so far" means all the things until now.

(15) Peter: Listen
How about this? "WineBlogger.com"
(16) Leela: Listen
That's the best one! It's the most [vocab word=concise]concise[/vocab] and the easiest to spell. It's also the most [vocab word=memorable]memorable[/vocab] domain name in your list.
(17) Peter: Listen
Great! Let's put that into the domain search. "WineBlogger.com" ... hit search ... Oh! It's taken already!
(18) Leela: Listen
Sometimes, you can buy the domain name from the [vocab word=owner]owner[/vocab]. How much is it?
(19) Peter: Listen
Five [vocab word=thousand]thousand[/vocab] [vocab word=buck]bucks[/vocab]!

A "buck" is $1 dollar. Five thousand bucks is $5000.

(20) Leela: Listen
Forget that. Try "PetersWineYard.com".
(21) Peter: Listen
Let's see ... Yes! It is [vocab word=available]available[/vocab]. And, it's only 5 bucks. I'll choose that one, then. Thanks for the help.
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I'm Choosing A Domain Name

(1) Peter: Listen
I'm planning to write [vocab word=blog]blogs[/vocab] about wine-making.

A blog is a type of personal writing on internet. Peter wants to write about how to make wine.

(2) Leela: Listen
That sounds like an exciting idea. People will love to hear about your [vocab word=method]method[/vocab].
(3) Peter: Listen
I came up with several [vocab word=domain name]domain names[/vocab]. Do you want to hear them?

"Came up with" is a phrasal verb. It means he had some ideas about domain names. A domain name is an "address" for a website. An example is "google.com".

(4) Leela: Listen
Sure.
(5) Peter: Listen
I have "WineBlogForYou.com", "ILoveWineMakingMethods.com", "Wine-is-your-friend.com", and "Windfacturing.com". Which one is the best?

"Best" is the superlative adjective of "good". You must put "the" before a superlative adjective.

(6) Leela: Listen
"Winefacturing.com" is the shortest domain name in your list ...

"Shortest" is the superlative adjective of "short".

(7) Peter: Listen
Yeah, that's the best one, isn't it?

"one" refers to the domain name.

(8) Leela: Listen
No... That's the hardest one to [vocab word=spell]spell[/vocab]. Nobody can spell that. "Facturing" is not even a word.
(9) Peter: Listen
It's "Wine" + "manufacturing". How about "WineBlogForYou.com"?
(10) Leela: Listen
That's the most boring domain name I have ever seen.

Leela has never seen that kind of boring domain name.

(11) Peter: Listen
I see ...
(12) Leela: Listen
The other two aren't any better. They are too long, and you should never put a [vocab word=hyphen]hyphen[/vocab] in your domain name. You are not going to tell someone over the phone, "My domain name is wine hyphen is hyphen ..."

"Hyphen" is -.

(13) Peter: Listen
I have two more. "WineMakersBlog.com" and "PetersWineYard.com".
(14) Leela: Listen
I like "PetersWineYard.com" It's the [vocab word=clear]clearest[/vocab] domain name so far.

"so far" means all the things until now.

(15) Peter: Listen
How about this? "WineBlogger.com"
(16) Leela: Listen
That's the best one! It's the most [vocab word=concise]concise[/vocab] and the easiest to spell. It's also the most [vocab word=memorable]memorable[/vocab] domain name in your list.
(17) Peter: Listen
Great! Let's put that into the domain search. "WineBlogger.com" ... hit search ... Oh! It's taken already!
(18) Leela: Listen
Sometimes, you can buy the domain name from the [vocab word=owner]owner[/vocab]. How much is it?
(19) Peter: Listen
Five [vocab word=thousand]thousand[/vocab] [vocab word=buck]bucks[/vocab]!

A "buck" is $1 dollar. Five thousand bucks is $5000.

(20) Leela: Listen
Forget that. Try "PetersWineYard.com".
(21) Peter: Listen
Let's see ... Yes! It is [vocab word=available]available[/vocab]. And, it's only 5 bucks. I'll choose that one, then. Thanks for the help.
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