hey guys hi welcome back what it's been a long time so a very happy new year and
I'm sure that your practice was going on really well because you have dropped me
in the comments that you're practicing for IELTS and you're practicing your
English as well I know that last year the video of mine which did really well
was the five important words which I've shared with you the power-packed words
which when used during IELTS speaking or writing section you could score good
marks, let me do another episode today. I'm gonna give you five new words
power-packed, impactful words when used relevantly when used at the right time
during your essay writing or your speaking section you would definitely
score good marks well let's quickly jump onto the first
word. The first word is perspective perspective it's a noun you can
basically use it during times when you're trying to give your opinion state
your opinion or you want to say that in your view or in your perspective so you
can say that in my perspective this is right and this is not right you know so
it's your viewpoint it's your point of view it's what you think so instead
of using these words that I think or in my opinion you can use perspective in my
perspective so now you've understood how to use it
let's quickly jump onto the next word but before I jump onto the word let me
show you that how I have been practicing my words right so I use this app called
cambly I have done a video on it in few of my other videos as well Cambly is
definitely a very interesting English learning app you have tutors across the
globe you can talk to them any time of the day so it does not matter which time
zone you're in let me show you how to use it quickly so guys this is the
cambly app which you see over here this is how it will look once you download it
all you need to do is just click on to this and then what opens is the cambly
app you have home tutors and topics on top I would want to speak to a tutor
quickly click on to a tutor and I would select any of the tutor and Practice English
Me: hey Willie hi how are you doing I'm Manjita
Tutor: Hello Manjita, good to see you, how can I help you today?
Me:hey thank you so much
I had a very very simple question Willie so I basically want to understand
that how do I express the word happy because if I'm really happy I use the
word happy a lot in my sentences so what are the different words which I can use
to express my happiness
Tutor: well you can say, you're glad, elated, excited or my favorite... Ecstatic.
Me: yeah that's nice that's nice thank you so much so I got like a couple of
interesting words and I like the word ecstatic I think I'll use that thanks Willie, Bye. Tutor: alright, bye.
so you saw through Cambly how I practice my English and how I can
get different words from these tutors you can use it for different other ways
as well there is a surprise for you but that will come towards the end well let
me explain the word which the tutor just said right now ecstatic
that's a second word ecstatic it's an adjective and as you know it can be
expressed when you want to mention happiness or overjoyed or a feeling of
blissfulness if you want to mention something like that time and again and
you're looking for interesting word that is ecstatic like you can use I was
ecstatic when I won a free trip to Netherlands. let's quickly jump on to our
third word the word is profound profound it's an adjective and it basically means
overpowering overwhelming something or some experience which has left a great
impact on you so you would say profound you can say something like well my
father's profound words made me really think about my future so now you
understand how to use the word profound. let's move on to the next word
the word is embark embark. Well you can use this ...when you want to explain something
which is about beginning anew starting something afresh you know... to start you
can say embark it is a word and you can say something like I had plans to embark
on a new career well so you understood how to use the word embark right let's
move on to our last word and the power packed last word is constitute
constitute it's a verb it basically means forms to be a part of
something which is a whole consists contains constitute so well you can say
that this particular thing constituted around 10% of the population
so you understood how to use the word constitute it means contains well thank
you so much and the surprise is that Cambly has been really really kind to us
and if you go and click on the link below which is my special link you would get
30% flat discount because you are my darling subscribers and Cambly is
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different courses and do not forget that "you are my rock star" and you will be a
champion soon.... learn, explore and share yes give this
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below yes let me know how interesting this and which of these words would
you be using it try making the sentences and drop them in the comment
section below I'll see you next time till then bye bye take care
you