Let's learn 10 C1/C2 adjectives! 🤑

[@RedAvengerMKK]

pretty useful selection of advanced adjectives. Well Done!

[@englishbits]

Thanks!! 🤓

[@Crisguay]

Hi Katia! One more video to add a good vocabulary to our English. Your chanel is of paramount importance to keep you motivated and move forward in this strange time we are living today. To be blust, I really apreciate you effort. 🤗

[@englishbits]

I really appreciate you comment!! It's so kind of you! 😁

[@user-oz7qg2nx1d]

I truly admire your teaching style and the way you explain everything in a really simple ways .in addition ,the examples that you give on each concept is so useful .Thank you so much for such a wonderful lesson.❤🦋:)

[@englishbits]

Thank you, Aya! Your comment is very motivating! 😁

[@erickmedina8622]

Such a magnificent time to find you! Even though I'm sitting the b2 first exam on tuesday, I'm looking forward to using this words in my writing-speaking part! Thank you again!!! Smashing!!!

[@englishbits]

Thank you, Eric!! Break a leg tomorrow!! 🍀

[@ИолантаСоколова-х4у]

Thanks a lot for your tremendously perfect work! It is useful and paramount)!

[@englishbits]

Thank you so much!! ♥️

[@rondoflicflac]

Very useful, thank you!!!!

[@englishbits]

Thank YOU! 😃

[@marcoantoniomoralescruz2645]

Thanks for this lesson Katia. Learning new vocabulary is of paramount importante to take our English to the next level. I did learn new adjectives.

[@englishbits]

Hello Marco! That's good to hear! 😁

[@tanya_lux]

Wow I love this video! I especially enjoy it that you give 3 examples in a different context for each word. It is so useful!! As well as sharing many new words during one video. It is not true that it is easier to learn less words, I memorize all of them even if there are 30 or 40 words in one video. Give more please 😁 And thank you😘

[@englishbits]

Thank you for such a kind comment, Tania!! Like you, I love learning new vocab! Glad you've learned some new words with this lesson. Tomorrow there will a new English Bit with a bunch of vocab! 🤓

[@raihanaazizi2342]

Thanks aloooot

[@englishbits]

Thank you! 😃

[@parthsinhraulji4628]

Can't wait, excited

[@englishbits]

😄

[@kristinasadauskaite4294]

Love this compilation! Thanks!

[@englishbits]

Thanks, Kristina! 🤪

[@vorgosv2563]

Can't wait 😊

[@englishbits]

😁

[@josefamarques3001]

Loved it! Thank you.

[@englishbits]

Glad to hear that, Josefa! 😁

[@saguaro1689]

Your explanations are splendid, ngl. But I have a question: can I use all of them in an essay? I mean there are some advanced but informal words that I'm not supposed to be using in academic writing. What about these ten adjectives?

[@englishbits]

Thank you! I'd say you can use them all in an essay. 🤓

[@saguaro1689]

@@englishbits okay thanks, that's nice then

[@englishbits]

😄

[@o_felipe_reis]

Great video! I have the CAE and I’m considering going for CPE soon. What’s your mother tongue?

[@englishbits]

Russian, but now I'd say it's Spanish. And I dream in English. So I master the three languages.

[@o_felipe_reis]

@@englishbits oh that's fantastic!

[@emanmahmoud9439]

Affluent is synonymous with wealthy / loaded / well-to-do

[@englishbits]

Exactly! Thanks!!! 🤑

[@tesudarshan1750]

So interesting ❤️😘😘

[@englishbits]

😃

[@aarongallegos5110]

Hello Katia! I managed to pass CAE with flying colors thanks to your top-notch lessons. However, I had a doubt watching this one, in the sentence "Coronavirus is a matter of the utmost concern at the present time", would it be correct if I omitted the "the"?

[@englishbits]

Congrats! 🎉🎉 Did you get an A? Yes, you can omit "the".

[@aarongallegos5110]

@@englishbits Yup! 209/210 Thanks a lot

[@englishbits]

@@aarongallegos5110 Wow!! Amazing job! It makes me elated if I could help you a bit!!

[@cristinarodriguez5417]

Where are you from? You have an interesting accent! :)

[@englishbits]

I was born in the Ukraine, but now I'm Spanish. I have lived half of my life in Spain.

[@kristinasadauskaite4294]

Plus, I couldn’t agree more with the example about Russians you’ve put forward. We’re blunt, indeed 😂

[@englishbits]

Are you from Russia?

[@kristinasadauskaite4294]

@@englishbits I am.

[@englishbits]

@@kristinasadauskaite4294 Your surname doesn't sound Russian.

[@kristinasadauskaite4294]

@@englishbits It comes from Lithuania. My patrilineal grandfather is Lithuanian.

[@englishbits]

😄

[@emanmahmoud9439]

My utmost interest is to improve my English

[@englishbits]

I can see you are on it! 🇺🇸

[@vorgosv2563]

👍

[@englishbits]

Is there anybody who is going to take an English exam in the foreseeable future?

[@javiervidales7600]

I love you teacher, you're terrific at teaching.

[@sonic-fan-play4817]

Yes!

[@englishbits]

@@sonic-fan-play4817 What exam and when?

[@englishbits]

Thanks, Javier! 🤓

[@sonic-fan-play4817]

@@englishbits CPE. Presumably next year in summer if I feel confident enough.

[@aidan2bTube]

How does one know if an adjective is C1 or C2?

[@englishbits]

Sometimes Cambridge Dictionary states that.

[@elviraaguirre397]

Is there anyone who would like to practice speaking with me?

[@davidabilash2962]

Iam eagerly waiting to see your face .After I will learn English

[@englishbits]

😂

[@davidabilash2962]

@@englishbits I have not seen An angel but you more pretty than angels

[@davidabilash2962]

Truly madly I love you

[@englishbits]

😇

[@davidabilash2962]

@@englishbits do you marry me?

[@LauraBustosSanchez]

Very useful! Thank you!

[@englishbits]

My pleasure! 😁