Advanced Verbs (C1-C2) for Total English Fluency

Build your vocabulary and speak like a native with 20 advanced C1 & C2 level verbs for total English fluency.

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0:00 Introduction
0:22 Check your Level of English!
0:59 FREE PDF and QUIZ
01:34 To advocate
01:57 To amplify
02:18 To articulate
02:45 To comprehend
03:05 To convey
03:25 To corroborate
03:49 To decipher
04:17 To differentiate
04:37 To dissect
05:00 To efface
05:20 To elaborate
05:44 To exacerbate
06:03 To extrapolate
06:24 To facilitate
06:40 To galvanize
06:58 To integrate
07:16 To mitigate
07:42 To perceive
08:05 To reconcile
08:40 To scrutinize
09:13 Check your Level of English!
09:30 FREE PDF and QUIZ
09:37 Social Media
09:58 Courses and Challenges
10:25 OUTRO

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[sonofutopia]

Saw 95% of them in the band 9 IELTS essays 😀 truly advanced

[davesmith]

*Enjoy learning new vocabulary!*
*Moreover, I always enjoy watching Lucy's vocabulary lessons! They're extremely essential!*

[rotu.regino]

I noticed that most of these verbs have some kind of Latin roots, so I guess they sound "sophisticated" or high level also for this reason ahah. Besides, being Italian, I could already grasp the meaning of lots of them even before your explanation and that's how fascinating languages can be in their similarities! Awesome video as always Lucy, thank you ^_^!

[clau_sing_]

I really like the way she dissects language into easier chunks for us :)

[sebastienlopezmassoni]

Thanks you Lucy, it’s impressive as these vocabulary match perfectly at 70% with french language.I think that each french native speakers could understand the words without the definition.❤

[euherbertboncarallan]

I appreciate a similarity with the correspondent verbs in Spanish: advocate, -abogar. amplify-amplificar, and so on. Most of them the same root, in spite they're different languages. You have a very beautiful pronunciation, besides.Great lesson

[ky]

This is an excellent concept of video, I've recently been stagnating in my English level because I just can't find content with enough diverse vocabulary to learn new words and this video do help a lot, please make others !

[bevuihat]

You' re really brilliant teacher I've ever known. Thanks a lot for the quality videos. I've learned a lot from them.

[jpitmxd]

Thank you, Lucy! I've been following you for a while and it's a pleasure to listen to your voice and pronunciation! You're awesome! Thank you once again 🙏

[beneaththeoceanwaves]

THIS WAS EXACTLY WHAT I WAS LOOKING FOR FOR A WHILE! Thanks, teacher!

[rion]

I’m honestly thrilled to have found you through YouTube, but I wish so badly I discovered this channel sooner when I was in secondary school. You’re the best influence in any persons educational life. Keep it up 👍

[anast]

We need more videos like this.And with phrasal verbs too ❣️. Thanks for your effort!

[aleksiejporiadnyj]

🙂👍English with Lucy It was intresting and as a Slav, I heard a lot of scientific words. English is generally a scientific language.

[anasumarabdullahi]

Thank lucy to make english perfect by the vocabulary you gave us

[mariuxiortega]

Another enriching lesson, thanks Lucy for being a light in our paths.

[josealfonsosilvalatorre]

Eres una persona maravillosa lucy gracias por tanta enseñanza saludos desde Perú 🇵🇪👍

[Nati__]

Hi Lucy.
This video is fascinating!!
I loved it!!
Greetings from Chile.

Chile is the Latin American country with the most British ancestry.

Reason why, Chile is the Latin American country with the highest per capita cosumption of tea.
And also, it is the only country in Latin America where the cosumption of tea exceeds that of coffee.

We Chileans love to drink tea at any time of the day. In the morning, in the Afternoon at night…
We usually drink approximately 4-5 cups f tea daily.

And just like in the UK, here in Chile we also drink milk tea. Although, not all Chileans like.
Some prefer tea without milk.

[ozqgnxd]

I absolutely relished this lesson like I always do. I can trully tell that this is the best channel since sliced bread l really love the way you articulate each word which makes it easier for us to comprehend.
Thanks again for this lovely lesson ☺️

[smoothenglishielts]

I advocate these videos! Great work Lucy 👏🏻

[bestyav]

Anyone speaking French can easily get the meaning of almost all these Verbs . Cheers Lucia!