Do you need fancy words?

Do you think you need to learn fancy or 'advanced' words?

Listen, I'm all about expanding our vocabulary, in fact, I think it's great! But, I'm not a fan of spending a lot of effort learning words that we might NEVER use in a real conversation (we probably wouldn't even use it in our native language!)

It's easy to fall into the trap of learning a bunch of new words, so I challenge you to ask yourself "Is this REALLY what I need to feel more confident about my English?"

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[kouassiakonagyir]

You're among the best teachers on YouTube

[kouassiakonagyir]

You're perfectly right and once more this video has been useful ❤❤❤

[andreasmendez]

Amazing. You speak clearly. Thanks a lot!!

[georgebetrian]

You are right, but those fancy words are the ones that I remember better because they have French / Latin origin, (sorry, I mean roots).

[ahuachapan]

Hehe sophisticated is a sophisticated word.

[videosfamilhinha]

Hi! I want to thank you for the excellent content you publish, you are a great teacher. PS: I just love your hair!

[luisfong]

Good morning teacher thanks for ur advice! Love you ❤

[krishnagurjar]

Ma'am I have problem with my pronounciation could you tell how can I improve it .

[kiwifruit]

how to pronounce the word blurt, the voice feedback always show the word blood.

[Contagious]

Hadar, are you okay? Are you safe? You haven't uploaded any videos in a month.

[criley]

@hadar.shemesh can you do one for the word GALA as in MET GALA