STOP Saying 'Very'! | Boost Your English FLUENCY Now with THESE Words
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Published 2023-03-22
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Stop saying “very” in daily conversation. Stop saying “very” in IELTS speaking. Learn to use a wide vocabulary to express your thoughts and feelings. Using these adjectives in the speaking section of IELTS and TOEFL exams will impress your examiner and improve your score. It will also improve your English speaking skills and give you confidence.
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⏰ LESSON CHAPTERS:
00:00 Hi Students!
00:50 How to use very
01:43 Difference between very and really
03:30 Very noisy
04:15 Very poor
04:31 Very powerful
05:11 Very quick
06:01 Very rich
06:31 Very sad
07:18 Very serious
07:52 Very shiny
08:57 Very shy
10:21 Very angry
11:17 Very bad
12:19 Very busy
12:48 List of words to use instead of very
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Your lexture about not using "very" in conversations was very useful, you're very good teacher, and your class was very efficient so one can use it from that very moment onwards very easily. Thank you very much for your very interesting lectures :)
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My most profound gratitude is conveyed to Mentor Harry for an enriching input on the use of appropriate adjective instead of using "very". There's a better way of saying it! Mucha gracias!❤
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You fill a gap that is sorely needed. I’m a native English speaker, and the rundown was surprisingly helpful. Just a note: It might be good to mention that there are other synonyms for very- words, e.g., egregious for very bad.
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Neat add-ons to my vocabulary! Thank you!
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Really interesting difference between really and very, in this context. This channel is mine gold: I cannot thank you enough for teaching all these nuances in meaning.
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Being a new student , I really appreciate your method of teaching and precise elucidation of the words by using in various sentences ....
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Merci Harry pour votre générosité et votre désir de transmettre cette belle langue anglaise … Grâce à vous tout devient plus clair …
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