8+ Vocabulary for Gifts and Presents

The video tutorial introduces formal vocabulary words such as 'magnanimous', 'lavish', and 'regift', explaining their meanings and providing examples. It also discusses the idiom 'better to give than receive' and the concept of a 'care package'. The tutorial encourages using these terms in writing and speaking, especially in exams.

What does the word 'magnanimous' describe?

• Someone who is very punctual

• Someone who is very intelligent

• Someone who is extremely generous

• Someone who is very talkative

What does the idiom 'to spoil someone rotten' imply?

• To take someone on a vacation

• To give someone everything they want

• To ignore someone completely

• To teach someone a lesson

What does the adjective 'lavish' typically describe?

• Something very small

• Something very old

• Something very expensive

• Something very simple

What does the verb 'regift' mean?

• To keep a gift for oneself

• To buy a new gift for someone

• To return a gift to the store

• To give a received gift to someone else

What is a 'care package'?

• A package of medical supplies

• A package of clothes

• A box of chocolates

• A box of items sent to someone away from home