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VOCAB BOOST One word. Four completely different atmospheres. Fresh air Polluted air Stale air Thin air That’s how collocations make English more precise. 👇 Which one have you experienced recently? #learning #vocabboost #english #learnenglish #mindyourwords

When you want to say something is completely harmless (=causing no harm), you can use the word innocuous. Examples: • It was just an innocuous comment. • The question seemed innocuous at first. • He made an innocuous joke without bad intentions. Burdensome → Onerous When something feels heavy, demanding, or difficult to deal with (often work, duties, or rules), you can replace burdensome with the more advanced word onerous. Examples: • The paperwork became onerous. • She was given onerous responsibilities at work. • She found the duties of motherhood onerous. #vocabulary #advancedenglish #wordoftheday #ieltspreparation #learnenglish

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Do you know this B2 vocabulary word? ✅ surpass (v.) 🗣️ sir-PASS Surpass means to be better than, greater than, or go beyond someone or something. 📚 Examples: • She surpassed all expectations. • This year’s sales surpassed last year’s. • His skills surpass mine. 💬 Common collocations (very natural): • surpass expectations • surpass limits • surpass rivals / competitors • surpass goals Have you ever surpassed your own expectations? Write your sentence 👇🏼☺️ #english #learnenglish #vocabulary #words #englishteacher

Ever seen something so impressive it stopped you for a second? Word of the Day: STUPENDOUS Pronunciation: /stuːˈpɛn.dəs/ Origin: From Latin stupendus — “to be amazed” or “astonished” Usage: • The view from the top was absolutely stupendous. • She delivered a stupendous performance on stage. • They made stupendous progress in a short time. 👉 Comment “👍” if you’ve dealt with this Save & share — keep things simple #vocabulary #wordoftheday #learnenglish #reelsviral #explanoapp

Vocab BOOST The word HAVE isn’t about ownership. It’s about how English actually works. Have a look Have a dream Have an argument Have an accident Once you notice collocations, fluency clicks. 🔖 Save this for later. #mindyourwords #vocabboost #learning #english #learnenglish

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source means "the place something comes from or starts at, or the cause of something: " ★Noun ★B2 ♪/sɔːrs/ How to use the noun "source" in a sentence? ◈ He's established himself as a dependable source of information. ⊕ Write your own english sentence using the noun "source". #english #vocabulary #source #englishlanguage #englishlearning

✨ Boost Your English — Word of the Day: Rendezvous#vocab#trending

Tired of using the same basic words? It’s time to express yourself more powerfully! ✨ In this reel, we’re upgrading common English adjectives to more advanced and precise vocabulary. This is a simple but highly effective way to sound more fluent and articulate. Remember: The goal isn’t to use the most complicated word, but the most accurate one. For example: “Angry” is general, but “Livid” means furiously angry. “Boring” is simple, but “Monotonous” means dull, tedious, and repetitious. “Innocent” can mean pure, but “Gullible” means easily persuaded to believe something. #LearnEnglish #EnglishVocabulary #VocabularyBuilder #AdvancedEnglish #EnglishTips #ESL #SpeakEnglish #EnglishLearning #Vocab #Adjectives #FluentEnglish #EnglishWords #LanguageLearning #ImproveYourEnglish #EnglishClass #WordOfTheDay #Grammar #EnglishLesson #InstaEnglish #StudyEnglish #BetterEnglish #EnglishTeacher #LanguageHack #PowerWords #hasbilearning

“If you still say ‘VERY’… your English sounds basic.” ❌ Upgrade it in 10 seconds 👇 “Stop ruining your English with ‘VERY’ 😭” Use these power words instead 🔥 Stop using basic English. Start sounding confident, smart & impressive. 💎 Very Angry → Furious Very Hungry → Starving Very Tired → Worn out Very Confused → Perplexed Small change. Big impact. 🚀 Save this reel & use these words today. Follow for daily elite vocabulary Comment “PART 2” if you want more powerful words 🔥 OR Type your sentence using one of these words 👇 Follow for daily vocabulary that upgrades your personality. Comment one sentence using any of these words 👇 #EnglishLearning #Vocabulary #explore #LearnDaily #viral

Beach pronunciation tip 🌊 S = no voice. Z = voice (buzz). Try: rice/rise, bus/buzz, face/phase. Comment BUZZ and I’ll reply with a mini practice list #learnenglish #english #beach #englishtips #pronunciation