6 Minute Vocabulary: How to use synonyms

Do you know what the words 'pricey' and 'dear' mean when we're talking about how much something costs? Find out in this episode of 6 Minute Vocabulary with Finn and Catherine. You'll find out about other synonyms as well – words that have the same or similar meanings.

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[zanazana]

Truth be told, I have found it more important than 6 minute English, keep at it, BRAVO.

[takehikomori]

Yep, learning synonyms is crucial to expand vocabulary. But to be honest, I sometimes wonder which word/expression is better/more appropriate to use.

[tintwanawng]

What is a amazing programme! I would've been a very fluent speaker if I had the chance to study with this sort of context.

[Johnny_Tr]

This is video interesting. I'm learning more vocabulary, I hope more video useful, thank you bbclearningenglish.

[janehoang]

The video is so good for me to study more new words and its synonyms

[elmirmisir-zada]

As soon as i make breakfast i sit in front of my laptop and start watching your videos. All those are absolutely priceless)

[AnhHoang-ccfk]

thanks for your help, your video so easy to understand. althought i just learn english but i will try my best

[inhhuong]

1. Expensive = pricey = dear.
2. Strange = Weird = bizarre
3. Funny = hilarious = humorous

[mofarah]

is something usefull to learn synonyms because its weird to repeat one word all the time.
example if you want to write a report instead of using the word weird you can use the first time bizarre, second time odd etc.

[scott-dinhquangnguyen]

nice videos. best for intermediate-level students

[jinounglee]

This types of lessons are very useful i've already understood.

but just memorising by notes from dictionary seems to kinda treaky.

like this lesson
when it's given various example from native speakers

it find it easier to understand what differnces it have each other
than just to imagine it.

if it adds some pictures to explain it
it'll be much more.
:-)

it seems for me to try to push too much

thanks for you bbcle hard working

all the best for you.

[PM-ldnn]

I can barely undestand Catherine. My ears cannot distinguish the sound of the vowels, they are the same for me.

[josejuliantochonvalero]

Someone to practice English, ,, I teach you Spanish