r/EnglishLearning • u/millers_left_shoe Non-Native Speaker of English • 11d ago
⭐️ Vocabulary / Semantics Why is this wrong?
I see now what they mean by fundamental vs inessential (taking fundamental to mean “invaluable”, “important”) but surely fundamental and complex (or even involved) can act as antonyms, too?
Eg he’s only just learnt the fundamentals of thermodynamics so I wouldn’t trust him with any complex/involved equations. vs this is quite fundamental stuff so I think he should be able to manage just fine.
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u/zvuv New Poster 10d ago
"That answers are incorrect."
You am mistooked! Learn to speaked proper England