
Welcome to this course. Please see the downloads section (Section #7) for audio files to listen offline and a downloadable PDF to follow along with all of the words.
Explore the first ten adjectives biased, chaotic, distinct, feasible, harsh, immense, notable, obsolete, prominent, and radical with clear definitions and example sentences to boost vocabulary mastery.
Introduce 11–20 adjectives, including random, sacred, scarce, tranquil, bountiful, bulk, stoic, sustainable, brisk, and cognitive, with concise definitions and example sentences. Practice pronunciation and usage through repeated examples and context.
Explore 21–30 adjectives, including grueling, indigenous, manifest, catastrophic, sinister, sovereign, sporadic, stupendous, whimsical, and zealous, with real-world usage through clear definitions and examples.
Explore core adverbs that describe verbs and adjectives, including ultimately, conversely, aboard, temporarily, officially, partially, seemingly, somewhat, thus, and upward, with practical sentence examples.
Explore 41–50 advanced noun words, including boundary, burden, component, domain, duration, habitat, notion, obstacle, sequence, and tendency, with clear definitions and sentences to expand your vocabulary.
Learn key nouns from transformation to ultimatum with clear definitions and usage. Cover terms like transformation, variable, chronicle, cohesion, endeavour, facet, hiatus, myriad, onset.
Explore advanced verbs such as accomplish, accumulate, allocate, attain, clarify, classify, comprise, derive, deteriorate, and determine, with definitions and example sentences.
Explore ten common verbs: discriminate, eliminate, embrace, facilitate, intend, minimize, oblige, outweigh, overwhelm, and recruit, with practical uses through example sentences.
Explore advanced verbs from the first 100 words, including reproduce, restrict, substantiate, accommodate, administer, aggravate, camouflage, deploy, gauge, and ignite, with example sentences to solidify meaning.
Explore advanced verbs from the first 100 words, including impede, levy, manipulate, capitalize, outsource, refute, replenish, taunt, waive, and exceed, with usage examples that illustrate their meanings.
Practice the pronunciation of the first 100 words by repeating after me, aiming to perfect the articulation. Review the word list multiple times to master this vocabulary and accurate pronunciation.
Join the first 100 words vocabulary quiz to match definitions to options, with pronunciation practice. Focus on recall of chaotic, obsolete, prominent, tranquil, cognitive, catastrophic, sporadic, whimsical, aboard, and myriad.
Explore the second 100 words and key adjectives such as abrupt, adjacent, arbitrary, conclusive, consecutive, explicit, and fluid to build precise usage and understanding.
Explore the second set of 100 advanced adjectives, including indispensable, infinite, intact, judicious, legitimate, narrative, nimble, questionable, reciprocal, and relentless, with practical usage and examples.
Explore 21-30 adjectives, including resilient, rigorous, sallow, subtle, superfluous, tangible, temporal, tenacious, and transient, through practical examples and usage notes.
Explore the second hundred words, 31–40 adjectives, including ubiquitous, unbecoming, uncanny, unconditional, uncouth, unequivocal, versatile, voracious, and vulnerable, with concise definitions and usage examples.
Explore the second hundred English words focusing on 41–50 adverbs, with meanings and examples like ethically, likewise, oddly, thereby, ultimately, unanimously, unwittingly, utterly, vaguely, and wholeheartedly.
Master the second 100 nouns, including accord, aquisition, attribute, fundamental, hypothesis, illusion, impasse, incoherence, metamorphosis, and paradoks, with practical usage examples.
Explore key nouns from the second hundred words—parity, perception, ramification, recognition, tenet, transition, vagrancy, veneer, whim, and zenith—with precise definitions and real-world examples.
explore 10 verbs from the second 100 words, including advocate, concede, conceive, condemn, depict, elaborate, endeavor, erupt, flourish, and grasp, with definitions and example sentences.
Explore essential verbs from the second hundred words, including hinder, initiate, obliterate, offset, persist, proceed, recur, refine, rue, and sanction, with clear definitions and usage examples.
Master a batch of advanced verbs, including scrutinize, spurn, subsidize, transgress, uphold, urge, vanquish, wield, withstand, and writhe, through clear definitions and usage examples.
Practice the pronunciation of 100 vocabulary words by repeating after the instructor to improve your pronunciation of these words, and watch the video more than once for better results.
Practice the second hundred words from the 200 advanced English vocabulary course; test your understanding of definitions, pronunciation, and sentence usage with a guided multiple-choice quiz.
Celebrate completing the course by inviting learners to share their English test scores with Andrea via message or email. Follow her on Instagram at Study English with Andrea for updates.
Welcome!
If you want to learn English vocabulary quickly, this course is for you. I'm your teacher, Andrea Giordano, from Study With Andrea. I have helped more than 1,000,000 students speak clear English, and I am so excited to teach you today.
This Advanced Vocabulary course is designed for students who are preparing to take a standardized English exam such as the TOEFL, IELTS, TOEIC, or Cambridge exam. This course teaches you hundreds of words that are C2 words in the CEFR scale, Band 9 words on the IELTS, And 100+ words on the TOEFL.
In addition to the TOEFL and IELTS, these words are also necessary for top scores on tests like TOEIC, Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT), Eiken, the Versant English Test, the College English Test in China, and many more. I have worked as an official rater for one of these standardized tests, so I know the kind of vocabulary you need to know to get your dream score.
After watching this course, you will know the meaning of hundreds of high advanced words, and you will be able to pronounce them clearly.
For each word I teach you in this video course, you will hear and see 5 things:
The word
The part of speech, meaning I will tell you whether it is a noun, adjective, adverb, or verb
The word again, so you can perfect that pronunciation
The definition of the word
The word used in a sentence
Be sure to repeat after me each time I say the word so that you can perfect your pronunciation. Don't just sit there...participate.
If you focus and participate, this course will help you get a top score on your English test.
Let's get started!
Andrea