The video tutorial discusses various alternatives to the word 'jealous' to enhance English vocabulary. It introduces terms like 'envious', 'be green with envy', 'covetous', and 'possessive', providing examples and contexts for each. The lesson emphasizes the importance of using diverse vocabulary in speaking and writing to improve language quality. The tutorial concludes with a recap of the discussed terms and encourages viewers to apply them in appropriate situations.

Why is it important to use alternatives to common words like 'jealous'?

• To avoid repetition and improve language quality

• To make conversations more interesting

• To show off vocabulary

• To confuse the listener

What is the significance of using varied vocabulary in English?

• To show off knowledge

• To make language more complex

• To improve communication and avoid repetition

• To confuse the listener

What does the lesson suggest about using the same word repeatedly?

• It is a good practice

• It enhances understanding

• It is necessary for clarity

• It should be avoided

What is the lesson's suggestion for improving English quality?

• Use the same words repeatedly

• Use varied vocabulary

• Learn new grammar rules

• Focus on pronunciation

What is the lesson's view on using 'jealous' repeatedly?

• It is necessary

• It is recommended

• It should be avoided

• It is beneficial

What does the word 'envious' mean?

• Feeling happy for someone's success

• Feeling jealous of someone's success

• Feeling proud of someone's success

• Feeling indifferent to someone's success

Which preposition is commonly used with 'envious'?

• at

• of

• in

• on

What is the relationship between 'envious' and 'jealous'?

• They are antonyms

• They are synonyms

• They are unrelated

• They are homophones

What does the lesson say about the word 'envious'?

• It is unrelated to 'jealous'

• It is a synonym for 'jealous'

• It is an antonym for 'jealous'

• It is a homophone for 'jealous'

What is the lesson's advice on using 'envious'?

• Use it as a homophone for 'jealous'

• Use it as an antonym for 'jealous'

• Avoid using it

• Use it as a synonym for 'jealous'