The video tutorial focuses on enhancing vocabulary by using advanced synonyms for common words. It explains the importance of using precise language to score higher on tests like the Duolingo English Test. The tutorial covers synonyms for words like 'but', 'hard', 'angry', and 'old', and provides examples of their usage in sentences. It also emphasizes the politeness of certain synonyms and the context in which they should be used. The video concludes with tips for improving vocabulary and encourages viewers to continue learning.

What is a more formal synonym for 'but'?

• Therefore

• However

• Moreover

• Furthermore

When using 'however', what must you do?

• Use a conjunction

• Start a new sentence

• Use a semicolon

• Use a comma

What is a more advanced way to say 'I think'?

• As I see it

• From my perspective

• To my knowledge

• In my opinion

Which word is a more advanced synonym for 'hard'?

• Tough

• Difficult

• Challenging

• Rough

What is a more advanced synonym for 'angry'?

• Furious

• Upset

• Annoyed

• Irritated

Which word is a more advanced synonym for 'excited'?

• Thrilled

• Happy

• Joyful

• Content

What does 'I can make out' imply?

• You cannot see anything

• You can see something with difficulty

• You can see something clearly

• You are guessing what you see

What is a polite way to describe an old person?

• Elderly

• Old

• Aged

• Ancient

What term should be used for an old building?

• Elderly

• Historic

• Ancient

• Antique

What is a more advanced synonym for 'big'?

• Massive

• Huge

• Large

• Sizable