English Vocabulary Test! Intermediate to Advanced English level #englishvocabulary

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TEST your English vocabulary! This is a test for intermediate to advanced English learners where we particularly focus on looking at the difference between words which have similar meanings in English, and how to make sure you use the right word at the right time. Check and build your English vocabulary with this fun and challenging test!

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Don't forget to write your score here! Also you can try and use any of these words in a sentence and I will check it for you! Good Luck! :)

[kolarz]

Cześć! 🤗 Sabrah, I am so impressed with both the cześć spelling and the pronunciation! You have really uttered it appropriately. The "ś" and "ć" are very Polish consonants and they are the most difficult ones for foreigners. But you have made it! 👏👌 Congrats and dziękuję (thank you)! 🤗💞🇬🇧

The lesson is tremendous 😊☀️
I reckon, I have passed the test, however, I need to learn, learn 😊
My results are:
No. 3 - steal and rob. I generally knew the meanings of them but you have explained it thoroughly.
A wallet has been stolen whereas £10 was robbed from a wallet.
No. 8 - comprised. It is a new world to me to be honest. Thank you for that. I am going to learn it.
No. 11 - interestingly, surprisingly. I knew both of them but I did not know their meanings in this context.
No. 15 - to scrowl. I did not know it. I need to memorise it!

Thank you once again! 💞🇬🇧☀️🤗
If you wanted to learn dziękuję (thank you), you could use the following tip:
Dziękuję - /dʒi e n k ʊ j e/
dʒi - jeep
e - bed
n - nile
k - crack
ʊ - foot or good
j - yellow
e - bed
P.S. "ę" in another very Polish vowel in this case. In a common speach we pronounce in a way shown above 😊

[r.nshukla]

Excellent effort for teaching students with examples.Thanks honourable teacher ! Happy New year 2022 !!!

[amiraabdulaziz]

I got 14/15
The last one was pretty new to me.
Thanks a lot my dear teacher.

[jcr]

15 out of 15. Sometimes it is difficult to explain the difference between two words, like keep and conserve, but you did it very well, thank you!

[amintaheri]

13 out of 15. The reason is that I did not know the difference between Rob and Steal. I was not familiar with the collocation of "to be engaged surprisingly" as well.

[ranamukhopadhyay]

Very interesting! I am sure that i would remember it for ever!! Very nicely explained!!

[NK-xkjm]

Thanks a lot mam. You are excellent teacher I love your way of teaching. May God always bless you.

[sunkaraeliya]

"I could do it now, if you like ". What does "could " mean in the sentence ?does "could " suggest ability or possibility in the above sentence?

[ezequielbendayan]

14/15. I´m very happy and i learned a lot today. Thank you very much.

[МаратМалевич-гч]

I recently stumbled upon your site and really enjoyed it. I appreciate your work very much. Keep it up! Thanks a lot

[udodirimanyanwu]

More of this Test please, i got 11 and now i know those worlds: conserve, scowled, diversity and surprisingly Thanks a lot.

[dolorscirera]

Hi sabrah i was grinned watching that video, i've learned new words, you explain yourself like an open book, congratulations again, from Catalonia;

[tanyashey]

My score is 14/15 - I have forgotten the word scowl, thank you for reminding me!
During the video you mentioned we'd better use "compose of" and gave the example: The UK composes of England, etc. Why not: The UK comprises of .... . Aren't they both correct? Instead, I would rather use: The UK consists of... . I would be very appreciated if you give us detailed answer about it.
I recently came across your vids, love them, quite useful, concise and interesting. Also, you've got a great teaching attitude. You remind me of myself for I'm also a teacher.
Hugw thumbs up from me. Keep up the great work! ;)

[teacheraladdin]

Thanks for that lovely video, i did wrong in 6, 9 & 11 unless you explain no 15 i didn't know the answer, really thank you for your explanation.

[gonzalogomezmillan]

This lesson is really useful and the format is very innovative. Thanks a lot!!

[luisleal]

Another great video from an amazing teacher 👩‍🏫. Sabrah is there any plan for a future collab ?

[neilwayte]

I scored 15 / 15, Professor Wilson. Your & Professor Leila's videos are indeed impressive: helping a lot for my International Olympiad of English Language. And you know what, the top 3 winners will be taken for a week-trip to London. Hope to visit the country of my dreams! I surely owe you a huge debt of gratitude. 😊

[brajanand]

Thank you so much!! Mam its really useful video for me as I am just preparing for my exams ..
Thanks a lot!!

[yusufmohamed]

Thank you Sabrah, it's really an enjoyable lesson I've scored 13 out of 15.