Advanced Verbs (C2) to Build Your Vocabulary

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Let's learn some advanced (C2) verbs to help you build your vocabulary. These words are at a C2 level, which is one of Cambridge's highest levels of proficiency.

I'll teach you the meaning, tell you how the verbs are used, as well as go over the pronunciation of each word so you can say them just like a native speaker.

If you would like to review, here are the vocabulary from the lesson.

1. relish
2. coincide
3. squander
4. commemorate
5. gasp
6. intervene
7. label
8. imply
9. infer
10. speculate
11. succumb
12. trudge

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///LESSON CHAPTERS
0:00 relish
1:29 Advanced Verbs (C2)
1:59 coincide (with)
3:09 squander
4:14 ELSA Speak Announcement
6:01 commemorate
7:33 gasp
9:25 intervene
10:47 label (someone) as
12:18 imply
13:50 infer
15:00 speculate
16:16 succumb
17:16 trudge
18:11 Review of Advanced Verbs

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As the community gathered to commemorate the anniversary, a sense of relish filled the air, coinciding with the shared memories of the past year. Some couldn't help but gasp at the time that had flown by. While reflecting on the progress made, it was hard to ignore the moments when one might have squandered opportunities, leading them to intervene more proactively. It's important to remember that labels don't always imply the full story, and it's easy to infer more from a situation than meets the eye. Amidst the reflections, there was also room for speculation about what the future might hold, but no one wished to succumb to uncertainty; instead, they chose to trudge forward with determination.

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[loredanatagliaferri]

Thanks for your video. Since most of these words stem from latin, they are pretty easy for Italian learners. For example: commemorate= commemorare; succumb= soccombere; coincide= coincidere; intervene= intervenire; speculate = speculare; infer= inferire; imply = implicare 😁

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