hey guys hi I'm Manjita and welcome back so we just finished a successful IDIOM
series I hope you enjoy it and I just loved your comments and I had done a
video on "Use these five words to score high in IELTS" and that has done wonders well
it has crossed 1 Million views and thank you so much for loving and appreciating
it. I have been getting emails since then to make another one just like that and
here I am today to make part 2 of "Use these five words to score high in IELTS".
Well I have also done a "30 day series" of one new word each day so do check that
out if you want to increase your vocabulary bank and want more new
English words I will link it at the end of the video I will also link the
IDIOM series at the end of the video and I would also link the five words video at the
end of this video do have a look at all of them, it will definitely help you. Well
today we are doing a second series or a second part of the five words video and
let's see what amazing words I have for you today I hope you've been doing
really well. Thank you for all your support and let's start with the first
word so the first word is breathtaking, breath taking have you heard it before?
Well it has three syllables breath - tak-ing.
It means something which takes your breath away, something
astonishing, spectacular, amazing, superb and out of the world. It takes your breath
away, literally that's what it means. You can use it when you are asked about your
favorite movie or a favorite theater play or anything where you have to
describe something which takes your breath away so you can say that this XYZ
movie was one of my favorites because it had some breathtaking action sequences.
So now you understood what it means. let's move on to the next word. The next
word is Benevolent, I know that you've heard this before but a lot of people
mispronounce or pronounce is differently.
The correct pronunciation is benevolent. It's an adjective it means to be
compassionate, kind, charitable, humanitarian, warm-hearted and benevolent.
It has four syllables be - nev- o - lent, benevolent. The stress is in the
second syllable nev, benevolent and you can use it in IELTS or any walk of life even in a
job interview you can use this word when you are supposed to explain about a person...
For example you can say he was my favorite manager or I loved
working under him because he was a benevolent manager. Right, so you got what
you can use it with and how you can use it
benevolent, let's move on to the next word the next word is moreover.
well, you would have heard this before we use it many times in our conversations
you can use it in IELTS when you're trying to give an opinion or state an
opinion, you're trying to explain something and you want to add additional
points to that so it basically means additionally, in addition to that,
furthermore, so you can use this word moreover. For example ...
supposing you're describing the poverty of a place so you will say this is the
reason for the poverty of the place and if you want to add another stuff to it
you can say moreover, the uneducated workforce adds to the poverty of that place.
So that's how you can say moreover. It has three syllables.
More - o - ver. Moreover. The stress is in the second syllable O
Moreover. All right let's move on to the next word the next word is ardent.
Ardent, it basically means a die-hard, passionate, wholehearted, so you can use
this word ardent especially when you are describing about your favorite celebrity
or you are describing about a particular philosophy you follow in life or
anything in which which you're passionate about.
so you can use the word ardent. It has two syllables ar -dent. It's that simple.
well you can use it in this way... for example you can say I'm an ardent
follower of this philosophy or this mantra in life or you can say I'm an
ardent supporter of this political party or I am an ardent supporter of XYZ
celebrity so now you know how to use the word ardent. Let's move on to the last
word the last word is humongous, humongous. Well it basically means
gigantic, enormous. it's an adjective and it has three syllables hu-mon-gous, humongous, humongous, that's right. Now in IELTS speaking section you can definitely
use this in this way... for example if you're talking about a celebrity and
you want to say that why do you like a particular celebrity and why would you
want to become that person so you can say I want to become so and so
because of his humongous fan base or I admire XYZ politician or businessman
because of his humongous reputation, fame or wealth. So that's how you can
use the word humungous, in a huge form. So well, I've covered five words
for you. Now you know where to use them, so do try and practice them and try using
them in different ways, try multiple permutation and combinations and I am sure
you will remember at-least two or three words of these five words which I have taught
you in your IELTS speaking section. All the very best, do not worry, you are my
rock star and you will be a champion soon just practice it's even when no one's around
just shut the door, look into the mirror and practice and do not forget to smile
you will crack that IELTS, don't worry at all, or that job interview for which you are
practicing, so all you have to do is just take a deep breath and have confidence
in yourself and you will score much better. All the best, see you around
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