10 EXTREMELY USEFUL ENGLISH VERBS || C1 & C2 LEVEL VOCABULARY FOR CAMBRIDGE ENGLISH EXAMS + MORE.

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In this video, you will learn 10 useful advanced and proficiency verbs that will help to take your English to another level. These verbs will also be useful to you if you are preparing for a Cambridge English exam (FCE, CAE, CPE)
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0:00 Intro
1:20 - Skip intro and go straight to first verb.
Practise the verbs with this worksheet: andrewfarmer.gumroad.com/l/imwpv
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@diodato22 2 года назад

1. Shirk 2. Hinder 3. Dread 4. Cherish 5. Thrive 6. Crave 7. Jeopardize 8. Tackle 9. Hasten 10. Embrace

@claudiapando2776 2 года назад

Is it indifferent to use either ‘jeopardise’ or ‘jeopardize’?

@Jenny-pj8gf 2 года назад

@@claudiapando2776 "z" is American and "s"British so if you're sitting for a Cambridge exam it is preferable to use "s" it will be noticed

@gabrielagaleas6062 11 месяцев назад

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@danyilkostenko6206 2 года назад

1) shirk (avoid the responsibility) 2) to hinder (opposite of help) 3) to dread (worry about (future)) 4) to cherish (to feel strong affection for smth/someone 5) to thrive (to develop fastly/to grow) "Thrive or survive" 6) to crave (to feel a powerful desire for (smth)) 7) to jeopardize (to put at risk/in danger) 8) to tackle ( to protect (in football), to stop) 9) to hasten (to make the process quicker). " If you want to hasten your learning English, you should read more". " I hasted to add" 10) to embrace (to not miss the opportunity)

@uwwrauf5129 Год назад

U r the best!

@patriciaaguilerajb007 2 года назад

Hello teacher Ben. Here's my example! When it comes to language learning, it's really challenging to tackle the anxiety of getting fluency. Most of the time I'm dread about grammar contents and I try to hasten things, even though I'm conscious that this attitude can hinder my progress and jeopardise my final results on exams. In order to thrive and succeed we have not to shirk our responsability as learners, embrace the opportunities and calm ourselves down.

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