IELTS TOEFL Vocabulary: 7 High-end Alternative Words

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Please make a video on words like "let alone" , words used to emphasize a constrast

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Can these vocabs being used in spoken English or only in written one?

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can the vocabulary you taught be used in both speaking and writing?will it be too formal to use it in speaking?

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Kindly make a video on words "pronounced" "paradox" "prevail".

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Adam, does being consistent mean when we can't provide high-end words consistently it'd better if we choose only for simpler words?

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10:56

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can i use contemplate instead of believe?

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What if it is in the past like I chose football.. Can I say I opt to football??? Or I opted to football!!!

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Sir,upload more alternative words used in an essay.Hope you will do....

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Wouldn't "In politics, ambitious people are known for aquiring what they need by any means" sound more natural?

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