Part 2 - 10 More Advanced English Words for Fluent English

Learn ten more advanced words to use when you speak English. Avoid using simple words (adjectives) with the word "very". This video will teach you how to express yourself better by expanding your vocabulary. Make sure that you watch until the end in order to practice linking (connecting words together) when you use these words in sentences. Keep practicing!

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Make sure you watch the video until the end to practice the saying the words in sentences. You will practice the rules of linking.

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11-very rainy = pouring
12-very expensive = exorbitant
13-very good = exceptional / superb
14-very hot = sweltring / boiling
15-very surprised = stunned
16-very bad = atrocious / appaling
17-very terrible = horrendous
18-very painfull = excruciating / unbearable
19-very small = miniscule
20-very old = ancient

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