Heir Heir (noun) /eəʳ/ US /er/ someone who receives money, property, etc. after the death of another person, beneficiary, recipient, successor, inheritor: Being the only child of the family, Robert was the sole heir to all of Mr. Smith’s property. Parts of speech Noun: heirship Adjective: heirless Antonyms predecessor, precursor
Vandal Vandal (noun) /ˈvæn.dəl/ someone who deliberately damages other people’s property – trespasser – delinquent – criminal – felon, thug: The police arrested several vandals and dispersed the crowd. Parts of speech Noun: vandalism Verb: vandalize
Insurance | A Presentation in English Insurance | A Presentation in English Watch this video on YouTube LELB Lecturer: Fatemeh Questions about the Presentation: What is meant by insuring yourself or your properties? Why should people insure themselves and their properties? What is its significance in the society? Discuss the 3 main advantages of insuring …