How to use 'VERY' correctly ⚠️ Improve your English Vocabulary!

🤔 Let's talk about the word 'VERY'—a common and useful word that can also be tricky. In this lesson, we'll learn how to use it in simple and advanced ways, when NOT to use it, and some better words to help you speak and write naturally.

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See you in the next lesson! 😊

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TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 Intro.
1:09 Many ways to use VERY
3:24 This is more natural…
7:42 NEVER use it here!
12:02 Advanced Alternatives
15:38 Fancy words are not always better…
17:54 Exciting NEWS!!!

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