30 Advanced and Interesting English Verbs- Improve your Vocabulary!

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Advanced learners should be able to use the language in a way that is: Playful Expressive Accurate Synonyms of complain 1. To groan - /grəʊn/ Complaining or making a deep, long sound that shows pain or unhappiness. 2. To moan /məʊn/ Persistent complaining or to make a sound of pain, suffering, or another strong emotion. ‘When I was late to film for Love English Leila used to moan at me’ ‘What do you moan about?’ 3. To whinge /wIndʒ/ to complain, especially about something that does not seem important. ‘The children were whinging about eating their vegetables’ Synonyms of laugh 4. To titter /’tIt.ər/ to laugh nervously, often at something that you feel you should not be laughing at. ‘There was an awkward silence in the room at the beginning of the presentation, so a few people tittered to break the ice’ 5. To chortle /’tʃɔː.təl/ to laugh, showing pleasure and satisfaction. Synonyms of accept 6. To endorse /In’dɔːs/ to make a public statement of your approval or support for something or someone. ‘There are celebrity endorsements for our project’ 7. To acquiesce /ᴂk.wi’es/ to accept or agree to something, often unwillingly. ‘Leila acquiesced about Francesco having a dog’ 8. To condone /kən’dəʊn/ to accept or allow behaviour that is wrong. ‘This school doesn’t condone the use of mobile phones in the classroom’ 9. To grant /grɑːnt/ to give or allow someone something, usually in an official way. ‘To be granted a visa’ ‘To be granted asylum’ 10. To boost /buːst/ to improve or increase something, you can boost sales, a person’s ego/confidence. ‘Companies often try and boost sales with discounts’ ‘Teachers often try and boost the confidence of their students’ 11. To bolster /’bəʊl.stər/ to support or improve something or make it stronger. You may want to bolster the strength of your house to bolster someone’s ego -bolster sales -bolster revenue -bolster an image. Synonyms of listen. 12. To eavesdrop /’iːvz.drɒp/ to listen to someone’s private conversation without them knowing. 13. To overhear /,əʊ.və’hIər/ To hear what other people are saying without intending to and without their knowledge. I overheard the boss talking at work about how their is going to be some job losses. 14. To prick up your ears /prIk/ To listen carefully when something interests you or triggers curiosity. ‘Leila pricked up her ears when she heard her boyfriend was going to the jewellery store’. Synonyms of speak and talk. 15. To blab /blᴂb/ to talk carelessly or too much, often telling others something you shouldn’t. A person can be described as a blabbermouth i.e a person who can’t keep secrets or talks a lot about other people’s business. ‘My neighbour was blabbing on to me about the problems she is having in her house -so boring!’ 16. To divulge /daI’vᴧldӡ/ To make something secret known. ‘She refused to divulge the secret to her spicy sauce’. 17. To gab /gᴂb/ to talk continuously and eagerly, especially about things that are not important. Synonyms of succeed. 18. To prosper /’prɒs.pər/ To be or become successful, especially financially, for a person or a business. ‘Apple have prospered as a tech company as they were very unique in the market at the time’ 19. To flourish /’flᴧr.Iʃ/ to grow or develop successfully. ‘Since she has done her study abroad programme in Spain she has really flourished’. Synonyms of need. 20. To long for /lɒƞ/ To have a strong desire for something or someone, to yearn for. ‘I am longing for a holiday in the sun!’. ‘He longed for a more fulfilling job’ 21. To call for /lɒƞ/ To need or require something: ‘The situation calls for prompt action.’ ‘Learning a language calls for dedication, commitment and time’. Synonyms of meet. 22. To gather /’gᴂꝺ.ər/ To meet as a group of people, usually for a specific purpose. ‘Families gather together for Christmas Eid, Diwali or other festivals’. 23. To congregate /’kɒƞ.grI.geIt/ to come together in a large group of people or animals. 24. To hang out /hᴂƞ aʊt/ to spend a lot of time in a place or with someone. Synonyms of Eat. 25. To gorge /gɔːdʒ/ To eat until you are unable to eat any more. ‘When she went to Italy she gorged herself on all the delicious ice-cream’. 26. To dine /daIn/ to eat the main meal of the day, usually in the evening. ‘Let’s dine out this evening!’ 27. To feast /fiːst/ To eat a lot of good food and enjoy it very much. ‘We feasted on the best cuisine when we went on our cruise around Europe’. Synonyms of being angry. 28. To rage /reIdʒ/ to speak very angrily to someone. ‘He raged against the governments plans to shut down free education’ 29. To explode /Ik’spləʊd/ to react suddenly with a strong expression of emotion. Synonyms of cry. 30. To weep /wiːp/ To cry with joy or sadness but in a highly emotional way. ‘When she saw her brother for the first time in 5 years she wept’ 31. To sob /sɒb/ to cry noisily, taking in deep breaths. 32. To rejoice /rI’dʒɔIs/ to feel or show great happiness about something. ‘The family rejoiced when they found out she had got a first degree at university’

[@luisleal2940]

The acting with the verb sob was fabulous !! 😊 I learned a lot today , what a great way to start a Sunday with new vocabulary and your Teacher’s pretty Face , why are british so gorgeous ? Sabrah would be great you tell us about your crushes in a English talk video , I’d like to hear what famous people you have a crush on apart from Ryan Gosling, that yellow floral blouse looks great on you and the necklace even more !! . Greetings and huge hug from Mexico .

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[@EverythingAmericanEnglish]

Another excellent video! I’ve actually never heard the word ‘chortle’ until today haha. Loved your explanations:)

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

You are very welcome!! Must be a British thing 😉

[@prabhua5690]

Love your explanation. Never loved.☺

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[@Honesty_Loyalty99]

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[@pruba7009]

Thank you Sabrah, As doing the homework, I can say we use "rage" for fire and storms as well.

[@luisaruiz6643]

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[@musagamar6681]

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[@berk835]

Thanks Teacher Sabrah. Learned lots of new phrases.

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[@osonhodeleon]

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[@beneditocrispim9554]

Thanks you Sabrah. I'm from Brazil and I,m learning a lot and also correcting the bad words pronounced. I like so much your british accent. God bless you and your baby.

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Many thanks from Liz.

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Amazing

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Awesome video I appreciated 😘

[@abdenacerharouni9234]

I enjoy this great method of explaining. But as a biginner I need to watch more lessons from teacher Sabra in order to be familiar with her british accent. A biginner learner from Algeria

[@joelmasamba6762]

Thanks a lot about it coz your English is Uber great even though you're speeding up when speaking i do understand though,so my amazing teacher i would rather you taught us about accents coz it's our challenging i wanna go to America in two weeks i gotta speak correctly my language in order to be understood as long as i get to the place that i need to

[@asdarbugis7375]

Much obliged ma'am you are a helpful girl

[@tayaimeiluwang9489]

I hear first time chortle and happy to learn new word. And I have a great time to review all this words again that I hardly use. Thank you Seibra 🥰😊👌👍

[@BlueRoad_Vietnguyen]

Awesome Thanks Madam 👌

[@ImDivyansh_17]

In my country India on the first Sunday of August, we celebrate Friendship Day. You teach us in such a friendly way, so Happy Friendship Day Mam.......🤗🤗

[@maysarejepowa4444]

This vidio really helped me to understand some verbs more clearly that I confused before. I look forward to watching your vidios! Thanks for your effort!

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

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[@mangorwolkuol3465]

You are such an eloquent and amazing tutor .kudos madam for making this lesson interesting.

[@zulfiyyefetullayeva4654]

We have a lovely holiday which is a spring holiday and known as NOVRUZ and celebrate 21St of March , people usually gather and dine . Many of them particularly gorge to mouth-waterring national sweet . I mean we as population feast during holiday.

[@nashwanalaezy4727]

Thanks a lot teacher from Yemen with love ♥.I love British accent but there is a few British online programme and a lot of American online programme of English .

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اهلا صابرا السلام عليكمit ,s Great job awesome and clear thank you so much 💕💕💕 God bless you

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Thanx for bolstering my vocabulary...lv u muuuuuaaah

[@fouziyahhoseiny1868]

Thank you so much for your amazing and useful videos. Another meaning of raging is :severe or extreme

[@kamalsalah6191]

thank you miss Sabrah for all the valued videos you and miss Leila posting here, it's an excellent phrases especially the easy way you explained each one, thank you again

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@@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah I will asked Leila if she ca send me a pdf copy of her video couple days ago so love to memories them she promised to do so but never received, I know both of you having a busy schedule

[@palatbalu897]

What a effort! Have come across all these words but never felt the way you expressed them with examples. You guys bolster us in our effort to level up our English language skills. Thanks a million!

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I watch it again and again

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[@umashankardandotiya2452]

Very informative for using these advanced verbs to stay before the well educated person like u,dear mam,. Accuracy and playfulness too ,how charming and cultural in behavior all the time these foreigners are.respect and love.👏👍😍

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Could you make a video on advanced sense verb? Great video by the way!

[@LearnhistorywithDrAman]

I am always eager to listen your informative vedios thanx a lot mam..

[@richardreyes8863]

you are fantastic i love the way you teach i wish you be my personal tutor thank you

[@natyescobar8945]

31: TO SOB. To cry noisily, taking in deep breaths. Llorar ruidosamente, respirando profundamente.

[@learnenglishwithsiraj3340]

This is a wonderful class

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[@Travelogues_Arunava]

Thank you for the rejoicing lesson..

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[@alicerossi_ap]

Thanks much Sabrah, I really like to hear 'often' being pronounced with the T, only two other teachers I follow pronounce it like this (besides you) 🙂 Does it make sense to use 'to rage' in this sentence? "The African anticyclone always manages to rage the temperature: it's so hot today" 😓

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[@suhaibali1664]

Nice

[@natyescobar8945]

Hi Leila and Sabrah. Greetings from Chile. Hola Leila y Sabrah. Saludos desde Chile.

[@nikkem1174]

Halo there! When something is raging we mean that it's extremely painful e.g headache, heartburn etc. Thanks I appreciate your work, #staysafe and happy, don't overwork yourself. Cheerio 💖😊

[@aparecidoferreiravais321]

Hi Sabrah how is going Most of those words I didn't know This video will help me a lot You're an amazing teacher, Sabrah. Thank you very much, I hope Sabrah and Leila have a great week 😉🇧🇷 stay safe

[@nooralmatube7577]

Thanks so much i am from somalia🇸🇴 awesome advanced vocabulary

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

You are very welcome 👍👍😊💕

[@hamedamanzadeh7250]

Again you surprised us not only by your astonishing beauty, but also with this very helpful, practical & advance lesson. Many thanks for these amazing new words :-)

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Awww thanks for the lovely comment as always Hamed. Very sweet of you xx 💕💕

[@ManishSharma-sk2zh]

Hi Sabrah, An interesting and informative lesson about Advance English Verbs. I sincerely admire your efforts. With the help of your lesson I am able to know many other new words and their meaning. Homework: 1. Sam's jokes make you groan rather than laugh. 2. A similar moan of surprise and horror ran through the crowd. 3. A titter went around the van, everyone looking at me if I were some kind of animal. 4. Her parents will never acquiesce in such an unsuitable marriage. 5. I cannot condone the use of violence under any circumstance. 6. It is not polite to eavesdrop on the conversation of other people. 7. Journalist do not divulge their sources. 8. The bank continue to prosper. 9. The fall were in a deep gorge. 10. His voice trembled with rage. Thank you.

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Great examples Manish! Well done 👍👍😊😊

[@ManishSharma-sk2zh]

@@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah Thank you Sabrah

[@AliMed683]

It was an amazing amount of vocabulary that can help us in various ways and fields in life, for rage I think I know it as a very highly spreading thing or very chaotic, like this pandemic we're all experiencing, I also know rampage might be similar to rage in this context, I hope I'm right, please be my guest and correct me if I'm wrong!

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[@nl1752]

So blessed I can speak more than 2 languages

[@ritwik6913]

I 🙂would request you to make a new video blogs on a minimum of a daily british🙂 english talks, conversation and commonly used in present english forms and what are the realities of these conversation talks in the UK.🙂

[@natyescobar8945]

27: TO FEAST To eat a lot of good food and enjoy it very much. Comer mucha buena comida y disfrutarla mucho. "We feasted on the best cuisine when we went on our cruise around Europe". "Nosotros festejamos con la mejor cocina cuando realizamos nuestro crucero por Europa"

[@h.h2135]

How is it going Sabrah jan? awesome job, if you could make a video about how to write a concise and comprehensive essay that would be much appreciated. ❤️❤️

[@RealEstateNavig8r]

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[@natyescobar8945]

22: TO GATHER To meet as a group of people, usually for a specific purpose. Para reunirse como un grupo de personas, generalmente para un propósito específico. "Families gather together for Christmas Eid, Diwali or other festivals". "Las familias se reúnen para Navidad Eid, Diwali u otros festivales".

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29: TO EXPLODE. To react suddenly with a strong expressionof emotion. Reaccionar de repente con una fuerte expresión de emoción.

[@berk835]

For me chortle and blab were really unfamiliar for me. Thanks for making me familiar with them.

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

You are welcome. Glad you enjoyed the video 😊👍

[@natyescobar8945]

30: TO WEEP. To cry with joy or sadness but in a highly emotional way. Llorar de alegría o tristeza pero de una manera muy emotiva. "When she saw her brother for the first time in 5 years she wept". "Cuando ella vio a su hermano por primera vez en 5 años, lloró"

[@dattajiraomane1479]

When I got son I chortle a lot .so happy 😊 I was.

[@aronbereket5241]

Thank you very much beautiful sister it is important words 100% & i hope you will make video ajective or grammer next time

[@prabhua5690]

When we finished our graduation we conducted a rage within the college campus. It was so fun.

[@vaithym7072]

Hi Sabarah Happy Sunday for you guys

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

And to you! 😊👍💕

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Hi.... Sabrah...!💕💕

[@natyescobar8945]

32: TO REJOICE. To feel or show great happiness about something. Sentir o mostrar gran felicidad por algo. "The family rejoiced when they found out she had got a first degree at universuty". "La familia se regocijó cuando descubrieron que ella había obtenido un primer grado en la universidad".

[@Maulkaris]

Good example of eavesdrop we can observe in "Friends" when heroes was in hotel of Barbados

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Yes you are right! Very funny TV show! 😂

[@knowledgehouse9204]

Mam you are best , whenever I watch your video .I gets serene .your videos put me in jubilant mood.i fall in love with you as a student not a lover coz I respect what have you been doing for us for last couple of years.

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Oh wow very kind of you to say. Please share with others as well 💕😊

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[@natyescobar8945]

01: TO GROAN. Complaining or making a deep, long sound that shows pain or unhappiness. Quejándose o haciendo un sonido profundo y largo que muestra dolor o infelicidad.

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25: TO GORGE. To eat until you are unable to eat any more. Comer hasta que ya no pueda comer más. "When she went to Italy she gorged herself on all the delicious ice-cream". "Cuando ella fue a Italia, se atiborraba todo el delicioso helado"

[@framac3065]

Could you make a video on how to use ''likely'' properly, please??

[@marceloesteves3601]

That kid chortling is gonna make my day😄😄😐

[@natyescobar8945]

19: TO FLOURISH To grow or develop successfully. Para crecer o desarrollarse con éxito. "Since she has done her study abroad programme in Spain she has really flourished" "Desde que realizó su programa de estudios en el extranjero en España, realmente ha prosperado"

[@incanegrodelcampo9357]

Greetings from Peru

[@natyescobar8945]

14: TO PRICK UP YOUR EARS To listen carefully when something interests you or triggers curiosity. Escuchar con atención cuando algo te interesa o provoca curiosidad. "Leila pricked uo her ears when she heard her boyfriend was going to the jewellery store". "Leila se pinchó las orejas cuando escuchó que su novio iba a la joyería".

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10: TO BOOST. To improve or increase something, you can boost sales, a person's ego/confidence. Para mejorar o aumentar algo, puede aumentar las ventas, el ego / confianza de una persona. "Companies often try and boost sales with discounts". "Las empresas a menudo intentan aumentar las ventas con descuentos". "Teachers often try and boost the confidence of their students" "Los maestros a menudo tratan de aumentar la confianza de sus alumnos"

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05: TO CHORTLE To laugh, showing pleasure and satisfaction. Reír, mostrando placer y satisfacción.

[@martinajelesic2092]

I like the most vocabulary videos. I can't thank you enough.🥰🥰🥰😇😇😊 a raging toothache a raging thirst He's got a raging (= high) temperature.

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24: TO HANG OUT. To spend a lot of time in a place or with someone. Pasar mucho tiempo en un lugar o con alguien.

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21: TO CALL FOR To need or require something. The situation calls for prompt action. Necesitar o requerir algo. La situación requiere una pronta acción. "Lerning a language calls for dedication, commitment and time". "Aprender un idioma requiere dedicación, compromiso y tiempo".

[@adelinastoyanova9097]

Hi, Sabrah! Another adorable video which really can BOOST our vocabulary! Here are my examples with RAGE: The hurricane raged from north to south. The Covid-19 pandemic is raging all over the world. A terrible fire has been raging lately. A horrible war is raging in some countries.

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Wonderful examples Adelina! I miss you so much 💕💕

[@taibatauseef6506]

You are so adorable....😍😂 And ...you are much better than my English teacher😏😏😏😂

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Thank you very much for this sweet comment 😊😊❤️❤️

[@rezza2507]

You look more beautiful, prettier in this video. I fancy your pulchritude and your intelligence.

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Oh thank you 💕💕

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My pleasure 💕💕

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[@ibileyeoluwatimileyin7579]

it's my first to comment on your video, I really like your channel, Could you please do video about how to use fiercely, savagely, viciously

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Thank you very much! Yes we could make a video about adverbs 👍👍

[@gabyshepherd8855]

Before you go out to (fine )dine or/ and hang out for a drink 🍷/🍺 with a company it’s advisable to book a table avoiding of becoming angry not getting one at the pub/restaurant etc. therefore a lovely evening might end in cry😢 or sob 😭 these days in England....🧐🤔🙁

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13: TO OVERHEAR To hear what other people are saying without intending to and without their knowledge. Para escuchar lo que otras personas están diciendo sin tener la intención y sin su conocimiento. "I overheard the boss talking a work about how their is going to be some job losses". "Escuché al jefe hablar de un trabajo sobre cómo va a haber algunas pérdidas de empleo".

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04: TO TITTER A laugh nervously often at something that you feel you should not be laughing at. Una risa nerviosa a menudo por algo de lo que sientes que no deberías reírte. "There was an awkward silence in the rooom at the beginning of the presentation, so a few people tittered to break the ice" "Hubo un silencio incómodo en la habitación al comienzo de la presentación, por lo que algunas personas se rieron para romper el hielo"