PART l: Use these 20 VERBS to be more CONCISE in English! It's not always about speaking faster... скачать в хорошем качестве

PART l: Use these 20 VERBS to be more CONCISE in English! It's not always about speaking faster...

English verbs | concise language | English conversation | speak English BE CONCISE series ➡️Part l:    • PART l: Use these 20 VERBS to be more CONC...   ➡️PART ll:    • PART ll: Use these 20 VERBS to be more CON...   ➡️PART lll:    • PART lll: Use these 20 VERBS to be more CO...   ➡️PART lV:    • PART IV: 20 ADVANCED VERBS to be more CONC...   ➡️Part V:    • PART V: 20 ADVANCED VERBS to be more CONCI...   You might also like some of my other VOCABULARY lessons: ➡️5 ways to use GO in English:    • 5 Surprising Ways to Use 'GO' | Test Your ...   ➡️The most common health problems vocabulary:    • English Vocabulary🩹the MOST COMMON health ...   ➡️100 phrasal verbs challenge:    • 🏆100 PHRASAL VERBS CHALLENGE | important p...   ➡️Vocabulary for schedules and appointments:    • 🗓Speak about SCHEDULES and APPOINTMENTS in...   Learn 20 verbs you can use to be more concise in English. "Concise" means that what you say or write is short and clear. You remove all of the unnecessary words and details. I know many students want to speak faster in English. Increasing your speed comes with time and lots of practice. But, it's not always about speed. Using concise language can help you express yourself in a clear way. After every four verbs, I give you a mini gap-fill to help you review what you learned. Can you please let me know your score in the comments? Did you get 20/20? Or maybe 10/20? Use the discussion questions at the end of this video. Answer the questions with a friend or speaking partner. The more you practice, the more comfortable you'll feel using these verbs in an English conversation. Here are the discussion questions: 1) How do you usually defrost frozen food before cooking it? 2) What food do you usually crave when you're hungry? 3) Why do you think people enjoy reminiscing about the past? 4) Do you sometimes assume things about people without getting to know them first? 5) When was the last time you assembled a piece of furniture (or toy)? 6) Why might someone need to tiptoe around the house? 7) How does road construction inconvenience commuters in your city? 8) How do you relieve stress after a long day? 9) Can you elaborate on your favorite hobby and why you enjoy it? 10) How do hotels accommodate guests with special needs? 11) What strategies do you use to cope with difficult situations? 12) When was the last time you needed someone to reassure you, and why? 13) When was the last time you shivered because you were cold or scared? 14) What's a challenging task you have recently tackled and how did you handle it? 15) Do you enjoy cuddling with pets or loved ones? 16) How do you think adding more variety to your daily routine could improve your life? 17) How can you console a friend who is feeling sad? 18) Can you describe a project or task that you've been a part of that involved teamwork and collaboration? 19) Have you ever inherited something special from a family member? 20) Is there someone you trust enough to confide in when you have a problem? 🚀If you SUBSCRIBE to my channel and turn on those NOTIFICATIONS, you'll never miss a lesson. 📚 LEARN ENGLISH WITH ME IN GRAVOTION: ✅ Complete B1 to C1 English grammar course made from my most popular videos ✅ 200+ PDFs and practice worksheets, downloadable to study at your own pace ✅ Private community of English learners worldwide ✅ Learn on your schedule with lifetime access 👉 Start learning today at: www.gravotion.com I hope this lesson is helpful! Thank you very much for watching 😊 Arnel