Understanding Common Vocabulary Terms

This video tutorial covers lesson five of the 20 most commonly used English vocabulary words. It introduces and explains the meanings, uses, and examples of various words such as 'aware', 'badly', 'belong', 'continue', 'error', 'experience', 'field', 'hurt', 'judgment', 'likely', 'normal', 'rare', 'relax', 'request', 'reside', 'result', 'roll', 'since', 'visible', and 'wild'. Each word is defined, and example sentences are provided to illustrate their usage. The lesson concludes with a brief farewell and a look forward to the next lesson.

What does it mean to be 'aware' of something?

• To forget it

• To know about it

• To ignore it

• To dislike it

How is the word 'badly' used in a sentence?

• As an adjective

• As a noun

• As a verb

• As an adverb

If something 'belongs' to you, what does it mean?

• You lost it

• You dislike it

• You borrowed it

• You own it

What does it mean to 'continue' something?

• To start doing it

• To keep doing it

• To forget about it

• To stop doing it

What is an 'error'?

• A mistake

• A plan

• Something done correctly

• A success

What is an 'experience'?

• A book you read

• A place you visit

• A type of food

• Something you have seen or done

What is a 'field'?

• A type of animal

• A small room

• A big area of land

• A piece of furniture

What does it mean to 'hurt'?

• To feel pain

• To feel nothing

• To feel excited

• To feel joy

What is 'judgment'?

• A place to visit

• A decision on events

• A type of food

• A type of music

If something is 'likely', what does it mean?

• It will never happen

• It will probably happen

• It is impossible

• It is a surprise