IGCSE First Language English - 10 words to IMPRESS your English Teacher!

Here is a selection of 10 ambitious word choices that are sure to impress your English teacher - how many do you know?

See if you can write your own sentences using some of the words in the comments :)!

#AmbitiousVocabulary #FirstLanguageEnglish

[sklf]

Your eccentric style of teaching with peruse precision can set straight even the most rambunctious and vacuous students in a classroom filled with cacophonies. The herculean task that you have taken on with such sedulous effort lacks any sort of ingratiation, rather it is quite the opposite.

[tzerou]

1. Eccentric: something in a strange and humorous way
2. Vacuous: lack of intelligence
3. Rambunctious: full of energy and difficult to control
4. Herculean: needs great strength and determination
5. Vivacious: attractively lively and animated
6. Sedulous: hardworking
7. Unctuous: falsely kind, pretentious, insincere
8. Ingratiate: try and please someone through flattery
9. Cacophony: unpleasant mixture of sounds, din, pandemonium

[vmgamingyt]

Best Teacher better then my school teacher 😂

[IGCSESUCCESS]

How many words did you know already?! Write your own sentences below :)

*typo in one of the sentences; I clearly meant to write perused (ooos!) thanks to one of my viewers for spotting it 📝👀

[minooparekh]

You are great, I am Igcse Teacher myself and Find your videos useful :) thanks for your efforts

[NG-nwlv]

I viewed a few of your videos and it had motivated me so very much especially on the topic about writers effect. Continue to inspire people across the globe

[localsleepdeprivedmonkey]

I really admire your sedulous efforts to help us out with igcse English ;D

[nangsan]

"One of the nerd being eccentric over a cacophony seems strange. His sedulous effort over a herculean test was flawless making him vivacious. His rambunctious productivity scares the rivals away. Vacuous classmates try to ingratiate him. But their unctuous approach doesn't work. Whenever the test paper came out, this one nerd peruse over it like a robot." :)

[cakeshoe]

As a Primary school teacher who is currently being thrown to the wolves (i.e. having to teach senior school grades 9 and 10 -- without any real guidance, no previous teacher to speak with, and very limited resources) I'm finding your channel most useful and insightful in terms of over all aims, and register. Thank you! I do wonder what your (and other teacher's) lessons look like. Will you ever deliver a 'classroom-like lesson'? (Or have I not yet found them yet?)

[calixtopablo]

Please if possible, could you create videos for A level you saved my exams last year for IGCSE and I feel lost cause there are barely any resources online :'(

[sangonomikal]

Thanks a lot for continuing to upload videos! I am currently at a point where I have no motivation to work on improving my English. Your videos make me realise that English is nothing to be afraid of.

[saniaafroz]

Your eccentric style disturbed my focus from the

[sameersethi]

according to indian culture we should take blessing from our teachers so can you please give me your blessings for tommorow exam

[coco-and-co]

10 words:
eccentric
vacuous
rambunctious
herculean
vivacious
sedulous
unctuous
ingratiate
cacophony

[hannahwood]

Could I use penultimately as a discourse marker ?

[GhulamMustafa-kjjh]

Man you have saved mee from failing in the cie's

[armlinkkpop]

What are your only videos i should use for paper 2 first language

[silent_endeavours]

I’m chuffed to say that I knew majority of the words 😁😁 I didn’t know the words peruse, sedulous, Ingratiate and vacuous…I will now proceed to flex on my older sister since I don’t have a teacher.
💙Keep up the awesome vids, they somewhat lesson the **Herculean** task called Igcse English, I hope that didn’t sound too *unctuous*:) 🤐😂😎 and that this comment doesn’t turn into a flow of *vacuous* rubbish 💀😂

[virengemini]

I like these types of vids a lot! Do you do online tutoring?

[erumhameed]

I think there's a spelling mistake in the example sentence for the 6th word; vivacious.
It should be 'She had such a vivacious personality; everyone seemed TOO warm to her'. It's written 'everyone seemed TO warm to her.'