STOP USING Normal Words | 100 Advanced Vocabulary to Level up Your English

In this video, you will come across 100 normal vs. advanced vocabulary. If you want to level up your English, you must stop using normal English.
Using advanced vocabulary in your speaking and writing will help you develop your English vocabulary proficiency in no time.
Basic vs. advanced English
Normal English vs native English
Normal English vs Advanced English
Don’t use simple words
Stop using normal words
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[@nowenglish24]

Thanks for the suggestion! I'll definitely keep it in mind for future videos.

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[@nowenglish24]

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It will be useful for us, if you mention the word which parts of the speech?

[@nowenglish24]

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[@nowenglish24]

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