Back in the day in Sari-Iganmu Senior Secondary School, there was this mathematics teacher of ours who so much loved using the word, "invariably" in almost every sentence he made.

For instance, you would hear: if you divide 20 by 5, invariably, your answer is 4. Invariably, this........ Invariably, that...........

In Uniuyo, my departmental lecturer then would always say: "Evidently", this....... Evidently, that..........

For instance, " if you are flexing when you're supposed to be reading your books, evidently you're gonna fail."

"If you do take your studies seriously and pay the price now, evidently, you'll smile and laugh all through tomorrow."

So over to you. What's that one vocabulary you subconsciously picked up from your teacher/lecturer?

Baba Friday, Linguistics lecturer at UNILORIN will tell u or anyone ' U are crazy in the head'

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I have one teacher back then in secondary school, every word will followed by "I mean" to the extent that he may have up to 4 "i mean" per sentence.

agoro2u:
I have one teacher back then in secondary school, every word will followed by "I mean" to the extent that he may have up to 4 "i mean" per sentence.

Hmmmm...

illicit:
Baba Friday, Linguistics lecturer at UNILORIN will tell u or anyone ' U are crazy in the head'

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Hahahahaha

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