Improve Your English Vocabulary (Synonyms!) #shorts

The reason why many students think their English is bad, is because they use simple vocabulary all the time! For example, if you want to describe something positively, you would use adjectives such as "Nice, Good", or negatively using adjectives such as "Bad". In this short lesson, you will learn some alternatives to simple adjectives.

Improving your English vocabulary is the first step in improving your overall English level. Substituting simple words would make you sound more professional and advanced while trying to communicate in English.

Cheers!

[warlieannbuyco]

I really laughed at the end part of this video. 😆

[bastion]

“Why don’t you just say happy”
“Because I want to be annoying as fuck”

[umarsaifiofficial]

Jovial: very cheerful and friendly.
Contented: showing or feeling happiness or pleasure, .
especially because your life is good.
Cheery: (of a person or their behaviour) happy and cheerful.
Brainy: very intelligent.
Sharp: (of people or their minds, eyes, etc.) quick to notice or understand things or to react.
Ingenious: (of a person) having a lot of clever new ideas and good at inventing things.
Jocular: (of a person) enjoying making people laugh.
Diverting: interesting and funny.
Hysterical: in a state of extreme excitement, and crying, laughing, etc. without any control.

[workfromanywhere]

I'm a native English speaker and I've never heard anyone say 'diverting' to mean funny (though according to the dictionary it can mean that). Most native speakers will assume it means 'distracting'.

[lazarvalentin]

You've made me jovial today! Your teaching style is ingenious!
Practising English with you is diverting! 😊👏

[AndresJ]

I have a bit of advice for learners as a native English speaker from the US: people who use fancy words just to sound smarter often come off as a jerk/know-it-all. This isn’t to say to not use more complex vocabulary, as sometimes if you’re at a formal occasion (e.g.: a job interview, a fancy dinner party, etc.). But the main thing is that when you’re around friends or in a casual setting, sticking to layman’s terms, words that everyone would know, is ideal.

[hazywasxd]

i’ve known english my whole life and i never heard anyone ever say that

[king-of-soul]

This guy is very funny. Please continue in this tone. You're great👍👍

[eudaimoniachannel]

Oh my dear ! I need to memorize these words to prank my friends and my mom.

[zahrabehnoud]

It's very good idea for learning new word.

[aestheticgirl]

Last part was everyone's wish😂😂🤝🏻

[anitanaseer]

As a non-native English speaker: most people don’t use big words. Just stick to the words you know honestly

[thatrandomzero]

Never thought an educational video would be HYSTERICAL at the end

[shooshjordan]

That's really hysterical 😂😂 I laughed a lot! Best way to teach synynoms

[amrisharai]

😂😂last part was hilarious. Your friend be like: you have got what u were waiting for😄
Your way of conveying the lessons is completely unique and interesting from others that's why you are favourite teacher of almost all your subscribers 🙏👍

[fathimaayshaayshu]

I am contented because I am studying new word early in the morning and you are teaching it ingenious style.

[Ibra]

Your method is my cup of tea, I'm really jovial of this

[ItsAA_Plays]

Sigma rule 67: Believe in karma and karma will repay you

[zahrasadi]

😁😁 sense of humor makes your teaching more understandable. 👏👏

[colddark]

The last part was really jocular, diverting and hysterical😂