“Formal” Adjectives for Speaking Part 1

The video discusses the difference between formal and informal adjectives, emphasizing the use of high-level adjectives in both formal and informal contexts. It provides examples of high-level adjectives like 'exquisite', 'sublime', and 'verbose', encouraging their use to enhance vocabulary scores in speaking exams. The importance of using descriptive adjectives to impress examiners is highlighted.

What is considered informal language according to the video?

• Literary expressions

• Technical jargon

• Slang and phrasal verbs

• Academic vocabulary

Which of the following is NOT a high-level adjective mentioned in the video?

• Sublime

• Simple

• Exquisite

• Verbose

What does the adjective 'verbose' mean as explained in the video?

• Being silent

• Using many words

• Being concise

• Using few words

Why is it important to use high-level adjectives in speaking exams?

• To increase vocabulary score

• To avoid using verbs

• To make the exam longer

• To confuse the examiner

What should students do to improve their vocabulary according to the video?

• Use only formal language

• Avoid reading widely

• Memorize a dictionary

• Start a list of high-level adjectives