Using simple words again and again is boring. Native English speakers use various vocabulary to express their thoughts more effectively.
In today's vocabulary lesson I will teach you some advanced adjectives to replace the word "VERY".

#AdvancedWords #EnglishVocabulary

00:00 Intro
01:19 Very difficult
01:38 Very sad
02:01 Very smart
02:25 Very bad
02:45 Very big
03:05 Very honest
03:29 Very small
03:48 Very annoyed
04:05 Very good
04:20 Very hot
04:32 Very happy
04:48 Very tasty
05:19 Very dangerous
05:53 PRACTICE
09:30 Outro

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