25 Academic English Words You Should Know | Perfect for University, IELTS, and TOEFL

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1.Alternative 2.Assessment 3.Benefit 4.Complex 5.Concept 6.Conclusion 7.Conduct 8.Consistent 9.Context 10.Coordination 11.Environment 12.To estimate 13.Factor 14.Function 15.Identified 16.Impact 17.To indicate 18.Investment 19.Major 20.Method 21.To occur 22.Potential 23.Primary 24.Range 25.Significant

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[@bozok6360]

Thanks man you saved my time. I have learned them when i was in school.

[@クエイボマローン]

quatum mechanic、Algebra

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[@Challenge9000]

Alternative Assessment Benefit Complex Concept Conclusion Conduct Consistent Context Coordination Environment Estimate Factor Function Identified Impact Indicate Investment Major Method Occur Potential Primary Range Significant I don't see why these need to be learned. Anybody with a high school level reading comprehension should know these, let alone an academic environment. But still a great video for those that need to know these. Keep up the good work.

[@michelles7601]

Jean-Francois Simard I think this video is targeted at non native speakers who haven't been exposed to a lot of academic writing. I am currently preparing for the IELTS Academic and while I knew most of the words this video helped me use them in context appropriately:)

[@mustafacr728]

Dont forget there are people who are not native English speakers who still learn and found it so significant

[@padejjaroon1140]

Well this is agreeable but yeah this is also for people who aren't native speakers but I also learn these words at my high school haha

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I was also preparing myself for something unknown and difficult

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Nice

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[@InteractiveEng]

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[@nicollyfarao2401]

I have realized that 💯 percent of These academicwords comes of latin or Grecian! This will help me a lot because I'm is a Brazilian and I understand and can remember of these! Well done teacher! 😘

[@InteractiveEng]

That's great Nicolly. Glad these words were easy for you. And they're also really useful. Thanks for commenting & have a great day! 😃👍

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I'm from Brazil , I undestand everything you say. Congratulations, there's a galaxy of english teatchers in KZbin, but you are at Top Ten Ranking. Wish I had found your channel before

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[@sayorakaniyazova5188]

I'm lack of vocabulary and this is wonderful instruction for me.

[@InteractiveEng]

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[@sayorakaniyazova5188]

I liked your teaching style.It is understandable for me.

[@academicenglishskillsuk]

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You make my day!💯👍🏻 already been here. Repetition is the mother of successful studying!!!!! His heart beating fast , he won the race. Absolute phrase . I know now. My talent has come back..My eyes wide shut , I still saw nothing in the pitch dark night.

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Schadenfreude

[@InteractiveEng]

That's a good word. Thanks for sharing. And speaking of German loanwords, we actually happen to be in Germany right now. 😆

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I know about Etymology sir. I gained some Scintillating stuff by reading diverse articles.. Apart from common words,I accoustomed to 10,000 new words sir! Yeah! It's really tough to pick one🤔 Yeah I'll attest my 5 favourite words.. 1)Lagniappe:-Small gift from employer 2)Cantankerous:-peevish stuff 3)pollyannaish:-overly optimistic 4) Schadenfreude:-getting hedonism when others are facing quandary 5)kakorrhaphiophobia:-fear of failures

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Consistent

[@hixamjocular6591]

One of the most word rousing me is "PELLUCID " which means something transparent,limpid, clear ..etc

[@yucaddi2210]

I express deep gratitude from your lesson,they are helpful but not complex to grasp on. I hope to learn more and improve my English in the future.

[@InteractiveEng]

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[@TinaTVXQSJ]

I knew all the words but how to use it properly is the most significant. Thank you.

[@InteractiveEng]

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[@zelulvanhouten]

Decide, decision, decisive 1.Alternative 2.assesment 3.Benefit/advantageous/good n 4.Complex adj different difficult understand 5.Interesting concept 6.In Conclusion 7.Conduct science v 8.Consistent adj 9.Context n 10.coordination 11.environment n 12.estimate v 13.several factors n 14.Function n 15.identified v 16.impact n 17 . indicate v 18. Investment 19. Major adj great size, extent, important 20. Metodh n 21. Occur v like happen 22. Potential 23. Primary adj first important 24.Range n 25. Significant adj

[@Helena42246]

Thank you again I really need to learn more professional words to expand my Academic vocabulary in my work field. I like what you said, Practice ..Practice 👏

[@InteractiveEng]

Thanks so much for your comment. That's great you're expanding your academic vocabulary. In the future, we'll have more lessons like this. 😃👍

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[@meisme7274]

As a person whos getting prepared for ielts,it is definitely applicable!These common words that you showed us here is what I need to learn for now👍Thank you:)

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I have an advanced and sophisticated knowledge about vocabulary however occasionally I encounter challenges particularly in speaking out confidently and naturally. This video is very helpful and beneficial for me.

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[@androiddeveloper4109]

#academic #words 1. Alternative - an additional choice; a possible or remaining choice; 2. Assessment - an evaluation of something 3. Benefit - something good or advantageous 4. Complex - something that has many connected parts that are different and unique 5. Concept - an idea about something that you form in your mind 6. Conclusion - the end or close 7. Conduct - to organize or lead an activity 8. Consistent - acting or done in the same way over time; not moving away from principles or being contradictory 9. Context - parts of a statement(written or spoken) that surround a specific word or pharse 10. Coordination - a combination of parts or people working together 11. Environment - the condition of your surroundings (geography, society, mood) 12. To estimate - to make an approximate guess or judgement 13. Factor - something that contributes to a particular result 14. Function - the purpose for which something is designed 15. Identified - to recognize something or someone 16. Impact - to strong effect or influence that something has on a situation or person 17. To indicate - to point out or show sometihing 18. Investment - to use of money or capital in order to receive a profit or appreciation in value 19. Major - describes something that is greater in size, extent, or importance 20. Method - a technique, plan or way of doing something 21. To occur - something that happens or takes place 22. Potential - something that could posiibly happen but might not come to pass 23 . Primary - to first or importance 24. Range - the upper or lower limits that a number, an amount or type of something may vary 25. Significant - something of importance or something of consequence

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[@mariusciprian7880]

These words are very similar to those in Romanian, with small exceptions: Alternative = Alternativa Assessment = Evaluare Benefit = Beneficiu Complex = Complex Concept = Concept Conclusion = Concluzie Conduct = Conduce Consistent = Consistent Context = Context Coordination = Coordonare Environment = Mediu inconjurator Estimate = Estima Factor = Factor Function = Functie Identified = Identificat Impact = Impact Indicate = Indica Investment = Investitie Major = Major Method = Metoda Occur = Apare Potential = Potential Primary = Primar Range = Gama Significant = Semnificativ

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[@mariamasidibeh1296]

Thank you English is my fourth language Sometimes it’s hard for me to understand people. Since I started watching your it help me a lot

[@InteractiveEng]

Wow...four languages. That's amazing. Thanks for commenting & sharing with us. Have a great day! 😃

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[@erebuss8390]

I know all of them, but you explain them in a splendid way. Words is not the best part, your video stands out is because you explain everything in details even the syllables...I graduated from University long time ago, yet I enjoy watching your videos.

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[@AhmedMostafa-jf2jv]

excellent, additional lesson of academic words will be more than welcome, thanks for your efforts that led to this clarity and comprehension.

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Thank you very much, this lesson is significant to me as I'm doing my BA Hons English

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There were a lot of these words I heard but never knew what it meant, so thanks!

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[@Maj33dah]

your pronunciation is awesome and your sentences are superb.Also we understand the meaning of the word so please we need extra advanced word thank you very much!

[@InteractiveEng]

Thanks so much for your comment. I'm glad you found the lesson useful. In the future, we'll make more lessons about academic words. Have a great day! 😃👍

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[@vcbf2002]

I really liked this class. It is so useful for me because I am teacher, and I need to read and write using academic words. Could you prepare a new class on that topic?

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Magnificent When I see any schools or university allergic This for an erudite Scholarship Students benefits Complex Situation Business concept Alternative . Change plan During my school years I have been asked to leave the class room many times because not discipline

[@sahrasuudi75]

Thank You, I appreciate your fruitful effort, I've already known all of these vocabularies. Keep on conducting such helpful videos, thank you very much again.

[@InteractiveEng]

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[@mckoylach1622]

First of all, thanks for the lessons on these academic vocabularies. It’s absolutely significant to learn these words and very useful

[@InteractiveEng]

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[@charlesyang6686]

非常感谢！thanks so much, i don't know why some guys dislike this video, native speakers? Too easy for them,?this'i not for you,native speakers😎

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This video was so helpful to me, I hope you make more of this tipe of lessons, 🙂 thank you

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[@yazid222]

Great! Is there a Part 2? I like this format that helps students brush up on their TOEFL vocabulary. You could also make shorter videos that focus on a single word or a single word family, by giving more context on how the words are used in academic writing.

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If you want to practice English language,I will be ready to speak with you,because it is significant for me too.I want to communicate with people having Intermediate level and above.

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You wrote potential adjective but in example in sentence it was noun !

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[@filolinguista5576]

Well, I think that academic vocabulary is not that difficult for those who speak any of the Romance Languages (Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, etc.), for almost all of these words come from Latin, so they are relatively easy to be understood by Romance languages native speakers. Maybe the meaning might vary a little bit but in general they keep their original sense. Thank you for this video, because it helps us to realize that all these words actually do exist in English, and we can learn them easily.

[@mathwithruben]

Thank you very much! I knew 24/25 but now I know the word "consistent" also. Please, do more videos about TOEFL vocabulary and preparation.

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Two synonyms of the word "significant" are important and essential.

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I like the way you give from film and real conversations from episode give me different perspective using words, thanks you great,

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That reminds me of something a character in one of the Harry Potter books said. He said "A person couldn't feel all those things at the same time; they'd explode." She replied, "Not all of us have the emotional range of a teaspoon."

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Order of the phoenix

[@aliceinwonderlandaliceinwo4156]

Alternative (additional choice), a possible of remaining choice.

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OMG! I know these words, but I don't even use one of these. Thank you! ♥

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Thanks so much for commenting...and for subscribing. 👍 I'm glad you found the lesson useful. We'll do more academic vocabulary lesson in the future. Have a great day! 🎉

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Teacher - for University I - in high school preparing for test.

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Thank you for sharing and I would prefer it more advanced. Thank you

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[@saeedsm57]

Thanks for your superb lesson. It might be a good idea that you also teach us the informal or equivalent phrasal verbs of them. Cheers!

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You are an awesome English teacher. I love to learn from you. Please bring more academic words and I can absord them.👌

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[@monokuma2673]

I knew all the words; -;

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Hi my friend

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Thank you so much. Great video .

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[@notreally5639]

01. Alternative (noun) - an additional choice; a possible or remaining choice. 02. Assessment (noun) - an evaluation of something. 03. Benefit (noun) - something good or advantageous. 04. Complex (adjective) - something that has many connected parts that are different and unique. 05.Concept (noun) - an idea about something that you form in your mind. 06.Conclusion (noun) - the end or close. 07. Conduct (verb) - to organize or lead an activity. 08. Consistent (adjective) - acting or done in the same way over time; not moving away from principles or being contradictory. 09. Context (noun) - parts of a statement (written or spoken) that surround a specific word or phrase. 10. Coordination (noun) - a combination of parts or people working together. 11. Environment (noun) - the condition of your surroundings (geography, society, mood). 12. Estimate (verb) - to make an approximate guess or judgement.

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How do you make them???...I'd like too

[@diegomarshall]

The words list presented in this video is fantastic for improving the technical English needed in certain jobs, not to mention the achieved vocabulary extension. Thank you very much from Buenos Aires, Argentina.

[@InteractiveEng]

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thank you from Azerbaijan

[@InteractiveEng]

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[@tıbhendese]

you may add "model" , "analysis" , "outcome" , "specific" and "statement"

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I wished I would still know all of these​ words after I've​ watch this video.

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Your videos are very helpful and consistent in terms of the quality, I'd say I couldn't find any alternatives! Thanks!

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Excellent! You got one more subscriber now!

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Hello Wes. I am a ESL student. I would like you make a video about how to use the Quotation mark in writing. Please help me out of this problem.

[@InteractiveEng]

Thanks for your comment. I'll keep your suggestion in mind for a future lesson. 👍

[@babbugill3375]

Upload more vocabulary videos for ielts candidates. It is noble work

[@InteractiveEng]

Thanks so much Babbu! We appreciate your comment and hope you found the lesson useful. We'll make more academic vocabulary videos in the future. 😃 If you're interested in other lessons to build your vocabulary. We have a set of lessons that go over useful synonyms for common words & emotions: 👍 kzbin.info/www/bejne/pKWbYZltl6pmiKs

[@babbugill3375]

Thanku for compiment am fond of english langurage.And tell me how can improve reading in ielts

[@InteractiveEng]

That's a good question. When it comes to exams like the IELTS, reading becomes a matter of comprehension and speed. We'll do more about this in the future. But we do have a lesson on how to become a faster reader: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iYG6d4SFhN6Vn7c 📚

[@cissysebugulu8478]

Thanks for teaching it was awesome listening to you.i will keep on watching your program

[@academicenglishskillsuk]

@@cissysebugulu8478 Here are more videos on academic English kzbin.info/door/MlEdKESLXaMfw8hYh9zVXw

[@ritoreis845]

My favorite American english teacher!!!!

[@InteractiveEng]

Thanks so much Rito! 😊

[@buiquyhai8817]

I really like your voice

[@InteractiveEng]

Thanks so much! I appreciate your comment. Have a great day! 😃

[@erebuss8390]

So do I.

[@leefrank4097]

Hi, for the example of "Benefit"-- "She talked about the benefits of working for an airline." Why using an "airline" not "airlines" to represent an air transportion company ? Or both airline and airlines are ok ? with "S", or without the "S"

[@academicenglishskillsuk]

Here are more videos on academic English kzbin.info/door/MlEdKESLXaMfw8hYh9zVXw

[@mariconsciencia139]

OMG! THANK YOU

[@InteractiveEng]

Thanks so much for your comment. I'm glad you enjoyed the lesson and hope you learned some new words. Have a great day! 😃👍

[@DunyaSadat-kb9sv]

you’re the best English teacher ever. Thx for helping 🙏

[@InteractiveEng]

Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed the lesson. 😊

[@notaprohmm3459]

Nice teaching buddy..👍👍👍

[@InteractiveEng]

Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed the lesson, and I hope you learned some new words. Have a nice day! 😃👍

[@ЛяйляКашакбаева]

In your example " potential" is not an adjective. Isn' t it

[@academicenglishskillsuk]

Here are some other videos on academic English kzbin.info/door/MlEdKESLXaMfw8hYh9zVXw

[@spokenhindisimplenadanhindi]

Good method To study THANK you 🌹🌹🌹

[@InteractiveEng]

Glad the lesson was helpful. Thanks for commenting. 👍

[@pardeepkaur9808]

Thanku

[@academicenglishskillsuk]

Here are more videos on academic English kzbin.info/door/MlEdKESLXaMfw8hYh9zVXw

[@allanmendoza5537]

This video was amazing and really good for me. Thanks for all the knowledge!

[@InteractiveEng]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks so much! 😊

[@milaim]

"Estimate": can we talk about an "approximate guess"? A guess, isn't it, by definition, approximate? Just my guess...

[@InteractiveEng]

😆 You guessed correctly. I think the only real difference is with "estimate" you're always talking about numbers. If I didn't mention that in the lesson, I probably should have. Thanks for these comments because it gives us better ideas on how to improve future lessons by talking about close synonyms and potential differences in usage. 👍

[@milaim]

!I appreciate your answer and esteem your work, in general - a lot less YT's system which notifies me only today (one month later) about your response!

[@katiadeschampsdoringer617]

Really helpful! Thanks a lot! 🌹

[@baharbahce2023]

I started worry that u were never going to start

[@fredsuper20]

I started (to) worry

[@fitandflo7586]

haha same, i was starting to roll my eyes wondering when he would start

[@TruthExposed1M]

i found fun learning way : kzbin.info/www/bejne/m5u6imptebyknqc

[@persidemesa2622]

😂😂😂

[@olivia_am]

Conduct is new for me. Thank you

[@InteractiveEng]

Glad you liked it! Thanks for commenting & checking out the lesson. 👍

[@youssrayoussrita7262]

there's another synonym for the word "primary " is that "main "

[@InteractiveEng]

Thanks for commenting Youssra. Yes, you're right. The words "primary" and "main" are synonyms. 👍

[@ozgeylmaz8685]

very impressive lesson I would like to see more of these videos.thank you for everything

[@InteractiveEng]

You are welcome! Thanks so much for checking out the lesson. 👍

[@aaajamesbond2995]

5.3k views and only 200 likes?.... People are being mean....!!

[@InteractiveEng]

Thanks so much! We're glad you enjoyed the lesson and hopefully those LIKES will continue to grow. 😉

[@erebuss8390]

People subscribed to a Russian woman by the name of linguamarina (her video of "50 common English phrases" have 1M views). I am sorry to say that she has tons of mistakes in all of the facets, but people love her despite the fact that she made a whole mess. This guy is way much better than that Russian lady. Enough said, I don't want to post everything here. Watch for a few minutes and you guys will know what I mean. People asks her to teach them more idiom in order to get higher scores in TOFEL. Don't they know that TOFEL doesn't test idiom at all?

[@melodycarrillo2461]

I've given thumbs up on a lot of videos and when I go back to them a few minutes later the thumbs up is gone. I believe KZbin has some flaws in this area.

[@saifabdulla4999]

If a pretty woman utter nonsense there will be 1 million likes. Human standard degrade

[@rajurai647]

@@erebuss8390 i m also a subscriber of marina but my opinion about her is bit different from u because i just love her teaching i m sry

[@josephgai2880]

Mr Wes! the man who never says words for a waste. for real thank you!

[@InteractiveEng]

Glad you enjoyed the lesson Joseph. Have a great day! 😊

[@josephgai2880]

I really enjoyed! have a nice too Mr.Wes!

[@academicenglishskillsuk]

@@josephgai2880 Here are more videos on academic English kzbin.info/door/MlEdKESLXaMfw8hYh9zVXw

[@naomiburn6359]

Paradigm.

[@InteractiveEng]

Thanks for sharing with us Naomi. That's a great word. We'll keep it in mind for a future lesson. Have a wonderful day! 😃

[@kyi3234]

🙏🏻Thank you so much Teacher. I am learning more and more . I appreciate your teaching Teacher Wes.

[@InteractiveEng]

Thanks so much for commenting & checking out the lesson. 👍

[@BlackMamba1985]

Did not hear any new words for me. Maybe to find more complex words, just an idea.

[@sucharubakshi9651]

gkarimbayli hello

[@clarisseuwimbabazi1721]

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[@StephenNejad]

👎

[@TruthExposed1M]

i found fun learning way : kzbin.info/www/bejne/m5u6imptebyknqc

[@علاءمحمدخلف-غ2و]

Thanks so much because you’re really benefited me especially in side university

[@InteractiveEng]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for your comment. 😃

[@rt2157]

'Potencial' is not an adjective ;)

[@amj.composer]

It's spelt 'Potential'. But you're right, in this context it's not an adjective.

[@rt2157]

@@amj.composer Hehehe, oh, yeah! Didn't notice the Spanish corrector ;)

[@amj.composer]

@@rt2157 Oh so it's like that in Spanish? Thanks! I'm actually the language. :D