5 Words to Make You Sound Smarter When Arguing: LEARN ENGLISH VOCABULARY

The video tutorial introduces five advanced vocabulary words: exacerbate, beleaguered, quid pro quo, quintessential, and vitriol. Each word is defined and explained with practical examples to help viewers understand their meanings and usage in context. The tutorial aims to enhance vocabulary and improve communication skills by using these words effectively.

What does it mean to exacerbate a situation?

• To resolve it

• To ignore it

• To make it worse

• To improve it

If someone is beleaguered, what are they experiencing?

• Constant pressure and troubles

• A sense of peace

• A lot of support

• Complete freedom

What does 'quid pro quo' refer to?

• A random act of kindness

• An exchange of goods or services

• A one-sided deal

• A free gift

Which of the following best describes something that is quintessential?

• An outdated example

• A flawed example

• A typical example

• An unusual example

Vitriol is best described as:

• Friendly advice

• Mild criticism

• Constructive feedback

• Intense hatred