Advanced Vocabulary in 30 Minutes (Descriptive words you should know)

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Let's learn some super advanced vocabulary to help you be more descriptive and precise. These words can be used to talk about movement, places, and people.

This vocabulary may be helpful to those who are highly proficient in English and often use the language to discuss a variety of topics in great detail.

Take the quiz and see how much you know.

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Thank you for continuing your videos. Have a nice week!

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Thank you teacher Wes for this class, I learned many "different words" than the usual vocabulary.... 🙏🙏🙏

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fkporsche

Thank you for sharing this new vocabulary quiz, Wes! As always, this one was both useful and interesting.

Nevertheless, I found it hard to figure out the word you were referring to, even though I knew almost all of them, except for “swerve” and “wistful”. And, to be honest, I tend to be somewhat disappointed each time I choose a synonym which—as you yourself say—could be used in the corresponding context, but which is not the one you’ve provided in your example sentence.

Please don’t take this comment as some sort of criticism, Wes! I honestly appreciate your effort to help your students improve their English skills!

I simply prefer the multiple choice questions, because otherwise one might come up with more than just one “correct” answer.

Kind regards,
Anna 🌺

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