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Improve Your Vocabulary: Stop Saying BAD!
You don’t need to use the same word over and over. Improve your vocabulary and you’ll sound more intelligent – it’s as simple as that. Instead of just calling everything you don’t like “bad”, try using more precise words instead. For example, you might replacebad with tacky or dowdy. You will sound more natural and intelligent, and your words will also paint a clearer picture for the people you’re speaking with. Since we use words to think, you’ll even paint a clearer picture for yourself by using more exact vocabulary. In this class, I’ll teach you many words you can use instead of just “bad”, and I’ll also show you the opposite words you can use to discuss positive characteristics. Using these adjectives on the speaking section of IELTS and TOEFL exams will impress your examiner and improve your score. Remember: variety is the spice of life!
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7 COMMENTS
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Thanks a lot,Mr.James for improving our vocabulary. We’ll sound more natural and intelligent by using more precise words instead of just ‘bad’.
Wonderful. This makes me rich in vocabulary
Wow, this lesson is so rich in advanced vocabulary! I’m overwhelmed by the amount of new words! Thanks a lot for the highly sophisticated lesson! It’s difficult to distinguish a particular word because they’re all great. I’m looking forward to memorize them all and use as soon as possible.
Lovely lesson
OMG. I’m loving improving my English with you. A mega teacher! Thank you very much
James number 1
i got 90 and im gonna put an adj. that i learned in this lesson in a sentence. Sophisticating, my dad is a sophisticating person, when he talks about sth. he knows exactly what he is talking about.