AVOID Repeating 'Said' - 100 Alternative Words - Increase Your English Vocabulary Uk

The video tutorial by Anna from English Like a Native provides 100 alternative verbs to 'said' in the past tense. It aims to enhance writing and speaking by making them more interesting and expressive. Each verb is explained with its meaning and example usage. The tutorial is structured to help learners expand their vocabulary and improve their communication skills.

What does the verb 'admitted' imply when used in place of 'said'?

• To add more information

• To agree with someone

• To confess something as true

• To give advice

What does 'argued' mean in the context of replacing 'said'?

• To promise something

• To ask for information

• To confess a truth

• To give reasons in support of an idea

Which verb would you use to describe speaking quickly in an excited manner?

• Barked

• Assured

• Avowed

• Babbled

If someone 'bargained', what were they likely doing?

• Negotiating terms

• Shouting loudly

• Starting a speech

• Expressing pride

Which verb would you use to describe speaking in a low, angry manner?

• Growled

• Gurgled

• Babbled

• Barked

What does 'boasted' mean when used instead of 'said'?

• To talk without deep meaning

• To express dissatisfaction

• To make a loud sound

• To speak with excessive pride

What does 'chortled' imply when used instead of 'said'?

• To laugh in a noisy, gleeful way

• To make a short, sharp sound

• To express an opinion

• To express dissatisfaction

Which verb describes expressing joy or encouragement?

• Complained

• Clicked

• Cheered

• Chortled

Which verb describes making a high-pitched sound similar to a scream?

• Shrieked

• Snickered

• Sobbed

• Snorted

What does 'murmured' mean when used in place of 'said'?

• To express great pride

• To speak in a very soft, quiet voice

• To express dissatisfaction

• To make a loud, deep sound