Common Adjectives You NEED to Know | Upgrade Your English Skills

In this English lesson, I'm going to teach you common English adjectives for talking about size, shape and dimension. Don't say small or big. Use better words to say "big." This English lesson is useful for students studying for IELTS, TOEFL, CAE, and other English proficiency exams, as well as those looking to improve their written and spoken English.
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⏰ LESSON CHAPTERS:
00:00 Hi
00:44 List of adjectives
02:36 A minuscule piece of cloth
03:02 A mammoth job
03:53 A vast room
04:39 A gigantic wave
05:01 A gargantuan meal
05:34 Itsy-bitsy spider
06:40 A tiny spot
07:20 A colossal sum
07:57 Dainty feet
08:35 Bulky luggage
09:48 An infinitesimal dose
11:10 A dwarf cherry tree
12:01 List of common adjectives
13:43 How to remember and practice words in English
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the pronunciation of infinitesimal on the M&W is diffrent?

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Apologies. I think I pronounced it too quickly. /ˌɪnfɪnɪˈtɛsɪml/

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