Descriptive Vocabulary Enhancement

The video discusses the overuse of certain words in English and suggests alternatives to enhance fluency and expressiveness. It covers words like 'very', 'I think', 'said', 'good', 'bad', and 'nice', providing more precise and varied vocabulary options to improve communication skills.

What is the main issue discussed in the introduction?

• The need for faster speech

• The overuse of certain words

• The role of punctuation

• The importance of grammar

Which word is suggested as an alternative to 'very hungry'?

• Content

• Satisfied

• Famished

• Starving

What is a more expressive word for 'very smart'?

• Clever

• Intelligent

• Wise

• Brilliant

What could replace 'very interesting' to sound more fluent?

• Dull

• Ordinary

• Boring

• Fascinating

What is a better word for 'very tasty'?

• Spicy

• Delicious

• Bland

• Sour

Which word can replace 'really good'?

• Poor

• Average

• Mediocre

• Exceptional

What is a stronger alternative to 'really bad'?

• Decent

• Fair

• Acceptable

• Terrible

What phrase can replace 'I think' to sound more confident?

• I believe

• I wonder

• I guess

• I suppose

Which word can replace 'said' to make a story more engaging?

• Talked

• Mentioned

• Told

• Spoke

What is a more precise word for 'good'?

• Decent

• Fine

• Okay

• Fantastic