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Explore key vocabulary words from abstain to advocate, including abstain meaning to go without, abbreviate to shorten, acuity as sharpness, and adversity as difficulties, with usage examples.
Explore words six to ten from the English vocabulary SAT course, including aesthetic, aloof, altruism, ambiguous, ambivalence, and ambivalent, and connect them to art or beauty and distant meanings.
Learn vocabulary words 11–15 from English Vocabulary SAT, including chaos, anarchy, antique, anonymous, antagonist, protagonist, and appease, with clear definitions and practical usage examples.
Explore vocabulary 16–20: articulate, atrophy, augment, and austere, with concise definitions and examples to improve speaking clearly and making precise word choices.
Learn vocabulary words 21–25 such as aversion, benevolent, blatant, brevity, and bourgeois, with meanings, origins, and example usages.
Identify and define vocabulary words 36–40, including degradation (humiliation, shame), degrade (to rot), denounce (condemn), deplete (to use up), derogatory (insulting), and demure (refuse), with examples.
Explore five SAT vocabulary words: despondent, disdain, dubious, immutable, and inconsequential, with their definitions, nuances, and example sentences to reinforce meaning and usage.
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Learn vocabulary words 51-55, including intuitive, lavish, longevity, loquacious, lukewarm, and aesthetic, with definitions, usage notes, and examples from Sherlock Holmes and everyday contexts.
Explore five vocabulary words (monotonous, meticulous, momentous, mundane, objective) with clear definitions and example contexts to build precise, unbiased communication for English vocabulary SAT.
Explore how to use ominous to describe threatening weather and events, partisan to express biased, perfunctory for a superficial routine, placid for calm demeanor, and poignant for deeply moving effects.
Learn vocabulary words 66–70: precarious, profound, provocative, puerile, and rancorous, with definitions and usage notes illustrating unstable risk, deep meaning, provoking a response, childish, and bitterness.
Learn vocabulary words 71–75, including resignation with two meanings—accepting fate and quitting a job—along with examples like resignation letters. Build understanding of sardonic, sceptical, somber, and specious through practical usage.
Explore five vocabulary words—tentative, therapeutic, tractable, tranquil, and trivia (trivial)—with their meanings and usage. See example contexts clarifying differences, like trivia as a game and trivial as unimportant.
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Let me share my Vocabulary secrets with you.
Do you find learning English frustrating?
Do you think that English words are hard to pronounce, hard to remember, and and confusing to memorise?
Do you feel nervous when you have to take a test, and overwhelmed by the number or things you have to remember?
What if there was an easy, fun way to remember English Vocabulary?
...you won't forget what you learned
...you'll get through the class without PAIN and ANNOYANCE
...you won't be BORED
Always here to help...YOU
Just like my other courses, I'm always available to answer your questions, or to explain things further, usually within 24 hours; I love to help you achieve YOUR goals.
How is this course different?
There are lots of great courses on SAT. Unfortunately, there are almost no good courses on Vocabulary.
Teachers usually tell you to memorize lists or dictionaries, and it's a huge time consumer.
In this course, I focus on a different way to learn vocabulary - with pictures.
Scientific Research has shown that you will remember vocabulary the best when you receive visual, audio, and written cues at the same time.
In this Course, you will learn with pictures, head how the vocabulary is pronounced, and see an example of the word in a sentence.
Who’ll benefit?
Who will benefit? Anyone who is taking the SAT, of course.
Anyone who wants to learn English in a PAINLESS way.
Anyone interested in learning QUICKLY, without being confused, tired, or overwhelmed.