Improve English Speaking Skills (Advanced words and phrases) English Conversation Practice

hello everyone welcome to a new  program of tangerin TV we're here  

with Mr Savala hello Ryan I am so happy  to be here with you and all the students

hello many students have asked us to  teach us more words and phrases in  

English I know I know they really want  to speak English as a native English

speaker so yeah I will help you with  that I will teach you some important  

Advanced words and phrases awesome we  will pay attention and take notes go ahead

please sure I know it is very important  students learn Advanced English in fact  

I will teach you some Advanced words  you probably don't use when you speak

English but it is important you use these  words because that way you will sound more

native so please pay attention and  also take notes use these words  

for example the first word you  should add to your vocabulary is

apparent it is an adjective something  that is apparent is obvious visible or  

clear but it's not necessarily true or or  factual something can be apparent to one  

person but no so for another example it  was apparent to me that he was a trained  

dancer but the others had no idea or it was  Apparent from her face that she was really

upset I never heard the students use this  word word so please use it another example  

is derive it is a verb something derived comes  from something else the term is often used when  

describing an idea or observation that came from  another source or describing parts that make up

something for example vegans do  not eat product prods derived from

animals many English words derive from  leting many people derive their self-growth  

from their work facilitate generally  refers to the act of making a process

easier let's go with some examples my lawyer  facilitated the process of purchasing our home  

modern devices facilitate domestic work the new  ramp will facilitate the entry for wheelchairs  

another word is monitor monitor means to  check the welfare of or status of something  

teachers have to monitor their students  to make sure they're behaving that's an

example I called my mom to help monitor  the children while we were painting our

home Pursuit it is a verb to pursue something  means to follow or proceed on a course with  

the intention of completing a goal for example a  hungry lion will pursue it spray in order to eat  

and you can pursue your goal of learning  more vocabulary I am sure you will make

it retain the term retain simply  means to the ability to keep

something and it's usually used in reference  to keeping possessions in different situations

for example the play ran for 20  years but always seem to retain its

novelty or I retain a clear memory of  those days she managed to retain the

championship Theory I know you have heard this  

word before but you probably  don't use it when you speak

it is a noun a theory is a general  idea or belief that can be about  

anything a scientist can have a theory  about why something happens just as a

detective can have a theory about a  crime was committed um other examples  

she said she had a theory that aliens  from Mars visited the Earth centuries

ago enhance when you enhance  something you make it better or more

advanced it is a verb by the way the word  can be apply to literally anything you want  

to make better but the term commonly  used in reference to technology for

example the company installed new  software to enhance productivity

or because friendships enhance Our  Lives it is important to cultivate

them people believe that speaking English will  enhance their job opportunities or promotion

opportunities precise use precise when you  want to state or indicate that something  

is absolutely true or correct waffle it  means to speak or write at length bagly or

trivially for example stop waffling  about it or I'll pull your tongue out

or my wife often tells me I waffle if you want  to sound professional don't waffle concede it  

means to admit or agree that something is true  after first denying or resisting it for example  

after repeated request from the bureaucrats he  finally ConEd the president is not expected to  

concede these reforms another word in Fringe  it is a verb it means to actively break the  

terms of a law agreement etc for example he  infringed under agreement by opting out just  

after 20 days into the contract people fear  that security cameras could infringe personal  

Liberties do you get it catch up you can  use this phrase Al verb instead of saying  

meet it's an informal way of course let's catch  up today it is another way of saying let's meet

today coherent it is an adjective  it means logical or also strategical  

for example he appeared hardly  capable of conducting a coherent

conversation they were never a coherent  group the film lacked a cohering

story I recommend you to add this Advanced  words to your everyday English that will make  

the difference we really appreciate your help  teacher and I am sure students also appreciate

it I am so happy to help you and if you want  more advanced vocabulary like the video let me  

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