This video marks the final day of a 30-day English vocabulary challenge, covering the last three words: institute, resident, and sought. Each word is explained in detail, with examples provided to illustrate their usage in different contexts. The video aims to enhance vocabulary for sophisticated English conversations and exam preparation, such as IELTS and TOEFL.

What is the primary purpose of an institute as a noun?

• To foster young scientists

• To conduct research or education

• To improve children's education

• To create new laws

Which of the following is an example of using 'institute' as a verb?

• The Art Institute's gallery

• The Research Institute has 25 teams

• The Wisconsin Institute for Research

• To institute a variety of reforms

What does the word 'resident' mean when used as a noun?

• Someone who works in a museum

• Someone who lives in a particular place

• Someone who is a history expert

• Someone who visits a place

In the context of a hospital, what does 'resident' refer to?

• A visitor

• A medical student

• A chief surgeon

• A doctor in training

What is the past tense of the verb 'seek'?

• Seeked

• Sought

• Soughted

• Sook

What does 'sought after' mean?

• To be forgotten

• To be in great demand

• To be ignored

• To be avoided

Which of the following is an example of using 'sought' in a sentence?

• He seeks after writing a movie

• He seeked to write a movie

• He seeks to write a movie

• He sought to write a movie