LEARN 105 ENGLISH VOCABULARY WORDS | DAY 26

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Holy smokes! It's day 26! We're down to our  last five days of this incredible 30 Day  
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English Vocabulary Challenge. We're learning 105  words from the academic word list with real life  
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examples, with quizzes, words that will help  you have sophisticated English conversations,  
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words you need to know if you're preparing for  exams like IELTS or TOEFL. I've been watching the  
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posts you've been making about this challenge,  it's incredible, inspiring. Make up a sentence  
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to a word you learn and post it on social. Don't  forget to like and subscribe and don't forget to  
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download the study guide that goes with this 30  day challenge. You can do that by clicking here or  
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the link in the video description. Learn the  words, ace the quizzes, you've got this.  
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Today, we start with EQUATION.  Equation. A noun, in Mathematics,  
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a statement that two expressions are equal. He's  starting to work out simple equations in school.  
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It also means a complicated situation or issue.  And as we look at our real-life examples, we're  
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going to see more of this use of equation. These  sentences have to do with complicated situations  
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or issues, and sometimes with solving them.  Let's look again up close and in slow motion. 
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And now we'll go to Youglish for five examples. So lifelong learning is I think a very,  
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very important piece of the equation. Here, they're talking about a job  
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crisis and what can be done in society to  keep as many people employed as possible.  
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He's talking about this complicated issue, so in  this case, we're not talking about Math, but life.  
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And he thinks lifelong learning, being willing  to learn new things when people lose their job,  
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or their jobs no longer exist, is an  important part of solving that crisis. 
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So lifelong learning is I think a very,  very important piece of the equation. 
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Here's another example. So it really just changes  
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the whole equation, you know? It changes the whole equation.  
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Here, he's talking about corporate  income tax, and the problems with it,  
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and how changing the laws in the  US can change the whole equation.  
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The whole complicated situation of companies  booking their profits into low-tax countries.  
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Again, we're not working out a Math problem, we're  looking at a complicated issue and discussing how  
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changing pieces can change the whole equation. So it really just changes the whole  
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equation, you know? Here's another example. 
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It's only one piece of the whole equation. Just one piece of the whole equation.  
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Just one part of a bigger, complicated issue.  It's only one piece of the whole equation. 
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Another example. It's because I’m seeing  
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an equation and they're dealing with exponents and  that 30 percent that I didn't know is showing up. 
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Here, Sal Khan is talking about Math. He's talking  about the student experience learning Math.  
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There's an equation with exponents. There's about  30 percent of this level of math that he doesn't know,  
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doesn't understand, and that's what's on the test,  the part he doesn't know, so he starts to give up. 
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It's because I’m seeing an equation and  they're dealing with exponents and that 30 percent 
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that I didn't know is showing up. Our last example. 
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So you see, your resume is  only part of the equation. 
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Here, we're back to not talking about  Math, but talking about life. In this case,  
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the issue of getting a job, a resume, is only  part of the equation. Other things matter,  
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cover letter, how will you interview, what your  references have to say about you, for example. 
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So you see, your resume is  only part of the equation. 
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Our next word has two pronunciations, as a  noun, CONDUCT, as a verb, conduct.
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Now, conduct, the way that a person  behaves in a particular place or situation.  
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Eating while teaching is not considered to be  professional conduct. As a verb, conduct, second  
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syllable stress now, to plan and do something.  I like the way the company conducts business.  
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Let's look again up close and in slow motion. 
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And now we'll go to Youglish for five examples. 
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And so we have given them the green  light to go and conduct research studies. 
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The green light, this means permission, a group of  people asked to do research on a particular topic,  
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and their bosses looked at the situation and  decided it was a good idea, gave them permission,  
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gave them the green light. If you use this  phrase, make sure you're using ‘the’ not ‘a’  
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it's not 'a green light’ but to give the, the,  ‘the green light’. They got permission to conduct  
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research, to plan, and do a research study. And so we have given them the green light to  
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go and conduct research studies. Here's another example. 
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We have to rethink the way we  conduct the public business. 
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Conduct the public business. The  way we plan and do public business. 
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We have to rethink the way we  conduct the public business. 
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Here's another example. It's the words that you say,  
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the way that you conduct yourself. The way that you conduct yourself. The way you  
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do yourself, how you behave. Are you  positive, polite, do you show up to  
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work on time? Are you trustworthy? Are you  always joking? How do you conduct yourself? 
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It's the words that you say, the  way that you conduct yourself. 
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Another example. You've held yourselves to a high code of conduct. 
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A ‘code of conduct’ is a set of rules for how  to act. What is your code of conduct? For me,  
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honesty is extremely important. I don't  want to lie or keep things from people. 
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You've held yourselves to a high code of conduct. Our last example. 
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But if they turn it over to student conduct,  then they will prosecute student conduct. 
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So if you enroll in an American university,  you might need to sign a student code of  
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conduct. It will state rules, expectations  on how you'll behave, like you won't cheat,  
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you won't drink alcohol on campus, this kind  of thing. The rules will vary by university.  
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Student conduct is an office that deals  with violations of the code of conduct.  
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In this sample sentence, if someone cheats  in class, the professor might report that  
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to student conduct. But if they turn it over  to student conduct, then they will prosecute. 
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Our last word today is CONCLUSION.  Conclusion. Keep that first syllable  
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really short. You don't need to try to put a  vowel in there. Con— con-- conclusion. A noun,  
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a final decision or judgment, or the last  part of something. After thinking about it,  
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we came to the conclusion that we shouldn't buy  the tickets. They're just too expensive. Let's  
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look again up close and in slow motion.
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And now we'll go to Youglish for five examples. 
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So that brings us to your  conclusion, which I’m going to read. 
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It looks like she's reading an article. The  conclusion is the last part of the article  
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where you summarize what you've written, the  last thing you want the reader to think about. 
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So that brings us to your  conclusion, which I’m going to read. 
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Here's another example. That argument gives a wrong conclusion. 
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Gives the wrong conclusion. This argument leads  you to the wrong decision, the wrong judgment. 
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That argument gives a wrong conclusion. Here's another example. 
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So the final conclusion is an optimistic one. The final conclusion. This is a little  
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redundant. There's usually just one  conclusion, and it's the final decision. 
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So the final conclusion is an optimistic one. Another example. 
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You know, you're trying to, to  work towards, towards a conclusion. 
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Work towards a conclusion. You want a  final decision or judgment to be made. 
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You're trying to, to work  towards, towards a conclusion. 
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Our last example. Alexander didn't reach that conclusion at all. 
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Didn't reach that conclusion. They're talking  about a decision. This person, Alexander,  
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had different ideas. Reached a different  decision than someone else, or a decision  
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that was different from what was expected. Alexander didn't reach that conclusion at all. 
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And now for the conclusion of this video. Seeing  all the real life examples can really help you  
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understand how to use these words, can't it? I  have a challenge for you now. Make up a sentence  
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with one of these words, make a short video of  your sentence, and post it to social media. Tag me  
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and use the hashtag: #rachelsenglish30daychallenge Don't be shy. You can do this. I’ve loved seeing  
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what you've posted so far. Our next  video comes out tomorrow at 10 AM,  
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Philadelphia time. Come on back to learn  three more vocabulary words. In the meantime,  
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keep your studies going with this video, and check  out my online courses at Rachel's English Academy.  
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You'll become a more confident English  speaker. And please do remember to subscribe.  
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I love being your English teacher. That's it  and thanks so much for using Rachel's English.
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