English Vocabulary Challenge Day 24

This video is part of a 30-day English vocabulary challenge, focusing on three words: 'consequences', 'previous', and 'final'. Each word is explained with definitions, pronunciation tips, and real-life examples to enhance understanding. The video aims to help learners improve their English vocabulary, especially for exams like IELTS and TOEFL.

What is the main goal of the 30-day English vocabulary challenge?

• To learn 105 words from the academic word list

• To improve grammar skills

• To practice speaking English

• To write essays

What does the word 'consequences' refer to?

• Results of a particular action or condition

• Actions taken before an event

• A list of tasks to complete

• A type of English exam

Which of the following is an example of a consequence?

• Breaking a rule and facing penalties

• Reading a novel

• Writing a book

• Attending a meeting

What does the word 'previous' describe?

• Something happening in the future

• Something that will never happen

• Something occurring at the present time

• Something existing or happening before the present time

Which of the following is an example of 'previous' usage?

• A future event

• A current project

• A never-ending story

• A past job experience

What does the word 'final' mean?

• Happening or coming at the end

• A temporary state

• Middle of a process

• Beginning of something

Which of the following is an example of 'final' usage?

• A temporary decision

• An ongoing discussion

• The last rehearsal before a show

• The first chapter of a book