Do you know these words? 🇺🇸🇬🇧

Have you ever been almost sure about the definition of an advanced vocabulary word based on the prefix you think it starts with only to find out that the meaning is not what you thought and the letters you see in the beginning of the word are not prefixes at all? In this short, I teach three words: 'infamous', 'invaluable', and 'intoxicated' which are very frequently misunderstood by English learners. You'll learn that -in is not a prefix in these words, and quite contrary, is an inseparable part of them.

#learnenglish #englishvocabulary #englishteacher

[minahoseini]

What an invaluable lesson and video! Thank you so much!

[MindyJolly]

Oh, I always thought infamous means unknown! Thanks for the great lesson, teacher.

[VillageCookingWithParnik]

That is so correct. It took me a while to know the differences👍👍❤️❤️

[thasmiyarazak]

Please go ahead dea...i subscribed ua channel....i like to learn more english sentence from u

[hardibalen]

Very good video because those english adjectives are usually confused people, thank a lot

[Jmillar]

We all know it’s really pronounced In-famous. As in the infamous El Guapo.