English Vocabulary Lesson on how to use EUPHEMISMS (senior citizen, big-boned, pre-enjoyed vehicle)

The video tutorial discusses euphemisms, which are softer language alternatives to harsh or direct words. It provides examples such as 'pre-enjoyed vehicle' for used cars, 'economically disadvantaged' for poor, and 'senior citizens' for the elderly. The tutorial explains how euphemisms are used in marketing and everyday language to sound less aggressive or direct. It also covers other common euphemisms like 'courtesy call' for spam calls, 'genuine imitation leather', and 'between jobs' for unemployed.

What is the main purpose of using euphemisms?

• To replace harsh or direct words with softer alternatives

• To confuse the listener

• To make language more complex

• To enhance vocabulary

Which term is used as a euphemism for 'spam call'?

• Business call

• Courtesy call

• Service call

• Friendly call

What does 'genuine imitation leather' imply?

• It is a type of genuine leather

• It is real leather

• It is not real leather

• It is a new kind of leather

Which euphemism is used for someone who is unemployed?

• Jobless

• Between jobs

• Career-free

• Workless

What is a softer term for 'die'?

• Expire

• Pass away

• End life

• Cease to exist