(Sight) Uncanny - strange, mysterious, or eerie, often giving a feeling of discomfort or unease. Example: The uncanny resemblance between the two siblings was unsettling. Dilapidated - in a state of disrepair or partial ruin, usually due to neglect or age. Example: The abandoned house was dilapidated with broken windows and collapsing walls. Gruesome - extremely unpleasant or shocking, often relating to something horrifying or macabre. Example: The crime scene was gruesome, with bloodstains and mutilated bodies. Mesmerizing - fascinating or captivating, holding one's attention or interest. Example: The mesmerizing dance performance left the audience in awe. Hazy - unclear or indistinct, lacking clarity or sharpness. Example: The view of the mountains was hazy due to the foggy weather. (Hearing) Faint - quiet or weak in volume, difficult to hear or perceive. Example: She could barely hear the faint sound of footsteps in the distance. Piercing - loud and sharp in tone, capable of penetrating through other sounds. Example: The piercing alarm woke everyone up from their sleep. Raspy - hoarse or rough in sound, often due to a sore throat or vocal strain. Example: His raspy voice made it hard for him to speak for long periods of time. Thud - a heavy, dull sound made when something falls or hits a surface. Example: The book fell off the table with a loud thud. Vociferous - loud, noisy, or clamorous, expressing strong opinions or emotions. Example: The protestors were vociferous in their demands for justice. (Smell) Overpowering - very strong or intense in smell, overwhelming the senses. Example: The smell of the flowers in the garden was overpowering. Heavenly - extremely pleasant or delightful in smell, evoking a sense of bliss or happiness. Example: The aroma of freshly baked bread was heavenly. Putrid - having a foul or offensive smell, typically due to decay or decomposition. Example: The garbage in the bin emitted a putrid odor. Toxic - having a harmful or poisonous smell, capable of causing harm or illness. Example: The chemicals in the laboratory had a toxic smell. Musty - having a stale or moldy smell, often due to being damp or poorly ventilated. Example: The old books in the library had a musty odor. (Touch) Slick - smooth and slippery to the touch, often with a glossy or polished texture. Example: The surface of the ice rink was slick and slippery. Filthy - covered with dirt or grime, unpleasant to the touch due to being dirty or soiled. Example: The kitchen floor was filthy and sticky. Lukewarm - neither hot nor cold, having a moderate or tepid temperature to the touch. Example: The tea had become lukewarm after sitting on the counter for a while. Mushy - soft and pulpy to the touch, lacking firmness or structure. Example: The overcooked vegetables were mushy and unappealing. Cuddly - soft and inviting to touch, giving a feeling of comfort or warmth. Example: The plush teddy bear was cuddly and soft to hold. (Taste) Subtle - delicate, mild, or not easily noticeable in flavor, often requiring careful attention to perceive. Example: The wine had a subtle hint of oak and vanilla. Strong - powerful, intense, or pronounced in flavor, often overpowering the taste buds. Example: The cheese had a strong and tangy flavor. Pungent - sharp, strong, or biting in flavor or aroma, often producing a strong sensation in the mouth or nose. Example: The onions had a pungent odor and taste. Savory - delicious, flavorful, or appetizing in taste, often associated with the pleasant taste of cooked meat or savory foods. Example: The roasted chicken had a savory and succulent taste. Succulent - juicy, moist, and tender in texture, often used to describe flavorful and moist foods. Example: The ripe mango was sweet and succulent, bursting with flavor.
It can be hard to reach the words at this level for non native speakers. And these advanced words help us to get extra score in exams such as Toefl. Thanks for your valuable effort
Oh my god, that was a hell of a lesson. loaded with a lot of great adjectives and Actually, I didn't know the most of them before. Very informative video Wes. Thanks for the lesson.
I’m really grateful for this class. I’ve read some novels to improve my English. However there have been lots of words that I think I can understand the meaning of, but still they are not mine as they are intangible. I’v never been to any English speaking countries and understanding something and feeling it is quite different. It’s like your class builds a bridge between the gaps. Thanks a lot.
I have watched almost all the other somewhat bigger english learning channels that have millions of followers but I think yours is the best. I really enjoy watching your videos maybe because of your sense of humor and the examples that you give to explain what is being taught.
Hi Wes! I've learned so many new adjectives in your lesson!! Actually I knew only a few words from your list...Thank you so much for such a great and helpful lesson!! 😃
Hi, Wes, Your teaching is always mesmerizing. It is my dream that someday I will speak as fluently and know as much about the English language. It's always a joy watching your video.
hi wes! i know that i'm late to comment but after watching the lesson i am not able to stop myself from commenting . i just wanna say that it contains a lot of adjectives and i learnt a lot new adjectives thanks to you .. thankyou for creating such a beautiful lesson 💞love always from India 💟
Thank you，Wes！I know a little bit of the words you taught us today． Almost all of them are new for me． I think I have English vocabulary to some extent．However，I still have a long way to go in the English field．I will follow you．I'll do my best．Ikuo from Japan．
Nice class. I think that LUKEWARM is the most frequent one. "In winter I take shower with hot water. In summer I like to have bath with lukewarm water" Thank you!
Hi Wes.. Thanks for such a mesmerising lesson...alluring and very captivating as well..mushy and musky were the new words I learned..hope I can internalise them and can use them when required..love
Superb,oustanding,exceptionnal...mesmerizing-uncanny already displayed in previous lessons.we had to guess the meaning of uncanny... Tanks a lot Sir.شكرا
Hey Wes, great job! Only listening and reading English improves my English skill, moreover it couldn't be more efficient to learn words in this way instead of my own native language.
Thanks a lot! I liked it very much, but I'm not sure if it'll come in handy soon:). What a pity! Be that as it may, thanks to you, I broadened my horizons. It was wonderful lesson, thanks again!
Awesome! Thanks so much for your comment. Glad you enjoyed the lesson, and I hope you learned some new words. Also, great seeing you in the live-lesson this past Wednesday. 👍
From Gustav: Vicki was reading me book by Stephen King and just one page has so many new words and idioms. I have to need Vicki there telling me what they mean. Now I am super interested for this story. Vicki said Stephen King is super descriptive. Sometimes he even breaks grammar rules. Vicki disagrees that 'uncanny' is a word you get from looking at a person but she added that she's legally blind. She doesn't "get" adjectives of sight unless she's 10 feel away from it. She thought uncanny was an "atmosphere" or word she gets from listening. She wishes she coold see what others see.
Hey Gustav. Thanks for checking out the lesson. And yes, Steven King is a very descriptive writer. I sympathize with Vicki's eyesight. Mine is pretty bad but Ioana's is borderline legally blind. I've always wanted to get laser surgery done but I still think it's a little expensive. Anyway, hope you learned some new words. 👍
All are new for me i think, the word Faith reminde me of the sentence faith in me what does it mean mr. Wes?🤔 Wow ice age my childhood movie, i like that movie.😊
I’ve double-checked it in several dictionaries (both British and American) and I haven’t found such pronunciation of “mushy” as Wess’. It should be pronounced either [ˈmʌʃi] or [ˈmə-shē].
(Sight)
Uncanny - strange, mysterious, or eerie, often giving a feeling of discomfort or unease.
Example: The uncanny resemblance between the two siblings was unsettling.
Dilapidated - in a state of disrepair or partial ruin, usually due to neglect or age.
Example: The abandoned house was dilapidated with broken windows and collapsing walls.
Gruesome - extremely unpleasant or shocking, often relating to something horrifying or macabre.
Example: The crime scene was gruesome, with bloodstains and mutilated bodies.
Mesmerizing - fascinating or captivating, holding one's attention or interest.
Example: The mesmerizing dance performance left the audience in awe.
Hazy - unclear or indistinct, lacking clarity or sharpness.
Example: The view of the mountains was hazy due to the foggy weather.
(Hearing)
Faint - quiet or weak in volume, difficult to hear or perceive.
Example: She could barely hear the faint sound of footsteps in the distance.
Piercing - loud and sharp in tone, capable of penetrating through other sounds.
Example: The piercing alarm woke everyone up from their sleep.
Raspy - hoarse or rough in sound, often due to a sore throat or vocal strain.
Example: His raspy voice made it hard for him to speak for long periods of time.
Thud - a heavy, dull sound made when something falls or hits a surface.
Example: The book fell off the table with a loud thud.
Vociferous - loud, noisy, or clamorous, expressing strong opinions or emotions.
Example: The protestors were vociferous in their demands for justice.
(Smell)
Overpowering - very strong or intense in smell, overwhelming the senses.
Example: The smell of the flowers in the garden was overpowering.
Heavenly - extremely pleasant or delightful in smell, evoking a sense of bliss or happiness.
Example: The aroma of freshly baked bread was heavenly.
Putrid - having a foul or offensive smell, typically due to decay or decomposition.
Example: The garbage in the bin emitted a putrid odor.
Toxic - having a harmful or poisonous smell, capable of causing harm or illness.
Example: The chemicals in the laboratory had a toxic smell.
Musty - having a stale or moldy smell, often due to being damp or poorly ventilated.
Example: The old books in the library had a musty odor.
(Touch)
Slick - smooth and slippery to the touch, often with a glossy or polished texture.
Example: The surface of the ice rink was slick and slippery.
Filthy - covered with dirt or grime, unpleasant to the touch due to being dirty or soiled.
Example: The kitchen floor was filthy and sticky.
Lukewarm - neither hot nor cold, having a moderate or tepid temperature to the touch.
Example: The tea had become lukewarm after sitting on the counter for a while.
Mushy - soft and pulpy to the touch, lacking firmness or structure.
Example: The overcooked vegetables were mushy and unappealing.
Cuddly - soft and inviting to touch, giving a feeling of comfort or warmth.
Example: The plush teddy bear was cuddly and soft to hold.
(Taste)
Subtle - delicate, mild, or not easily noticeable in flavor, often requiring careful attention to perceive.
Example: The wine had a subtle hint of oak and vanilla.
Strong - powerful, intense, or pronounced in flavor, often overpowering the taste buds.
Example: The cheese had a strong and tangy flavor.
Pungent - sharp, strong, or biting in flavor or aroma, often producing a strong sensation in the mouth or nose.
Example: The onions had a pungent odor and taste.
Savory - delicious, flavorful, or appetizing in taste, often associated with the pleasant taste of cooked meat or savory foods.
Example: The roasted chicken had a savory and succulent taste.
Succulent - juicy, moist, and tender in texture, often used to describe flavorful and moist foods.
Example: The ripe mango was sweet and succulent, bursting with flavor.
Thanks for commenting & checking out the lesson. 👍
It can be hard to reach the words at this level for non native speakers. And these advanced words help us to get extra score in exams such as Toefl. Thanks for your valuable effort
Thanks for your comment. Glad you enjoyed the lesson. 😊
To your point, native speakers know all of these words so you knowing them makes you sound like a native. Keep up the good work!
Oh my god, that was a hell of a lesson. loaded with a lot of great adjectives and Actually, I didn't know the most of them before.
Very informative video Wes. Thanks for the lesson.
Great to hear that Yashar! Keep practicing & keep up the good work. 👍
mesmerizing I would love you as a teacher @@InteractiveEng
This kind of lessons makes me so happy!! I hope to find the way to put all of this treasure information inside my head quickly🤩
I hope so too! Thanks for checking out the lesson. 👍
Ever since i have been learning English i never been satisfied by TH-cam teachers but now you are my best one ever...
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I’m really grateful for this class. I’ve read some novels to improve my English. However there have been lots of words that I think I can understand the meaning of, but still they are not mine as they are intangible. I’v never been to any English speaking countries and understanding something and feeling it is quite different. It’s like your class builds a bridge between the gaps. Thanks a lot.
Thanks for commenting & sharing with us. 👍
Dang! Your written English is much better than I, living in USA 30 years, including collegiate life. You should be proud of.
I have watched almost all the other somewhat bigger english learning channels that have millions of followers but I think yours is the best. I really enjoy watching your videos maybe because of your sense of humor and the examples that you give to explain what is being taught.
Wow, thank you! I really appreciate it. 👍
@@InteractiveEng Another great thing about this channel is that you have replied to my comment on a video that was posted 2 months ago..
Agree 👍. I'm a big fan of Wes' vocabulary lessons, including idioms and phrases. He is a very undervalued teacher on TH-cam.
As always, my friend, superb. Your work is flawless.
Thank you very much Rod! I appreciate it. 😃
Two years later, your videos are still "mesmerizing"!!!
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Hi Wes! I've learned so many new adjectives in your lesson!! Actually I knew only a few words from your list...Thank you so much for such a great and helpful lesson!! 😃
That's great Takayo! Glad you enjoyed the lesson. 😊
Yes, I am mesmerized by your lesson 👏 and now I can say that some areas of my city are dilapidated, unfortunately
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Hi, mamy mimma, we seem to love the same language channels. :-)
@@loredanatagliaferri5339 Aw great 🤗
Hi, Wes, Your teaching is always mesmerizing. It is my dream that someday I will speak as fluently and know as much about the English language. It's always a joy watching your video.
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hi wes! i know that i'm late to comment but after watching the lesson i am not able to stop myself from commenting . i just wanna say that it contains a lot of adjectives and i learnt a lot new adjectives thanks to you .. thankyou for creating such a beautiful lesson 💞love always from India 💟
It's never too late to comment. Thanks for sharing with us. 😊
Thank you for this refreshing lesson. I love the diversity of your videos!
I'm so glad! Thanks for checking out today's lesson. 👍
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Thank you for spending time teaching vocabulary. One of the best TH-cam channels to study vocabulary words.
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Thank you，Wes！I know a little bit of the words you taught us today．
Almost all of them are new for me．
I think I have English vocabulary to some extent．However，I still have a long way to go in the English field．I will follow you．I'll do my best．Ikuo from Japan．
Glad to hear that! I'm happy you learned some new words. 😃
@@InteractiveEng Thanks again，Wes，for your prompt feedback．Have a good one with your wife and your cute daughter！
Ikuo Suenaga from Japan ．
It's been so time since I watch your videos but this one it's just so good, thank you so much!! This is quality content.
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Totally mesmerizing lesson! Thanks a lot!
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Nice class.
I think that LUKEWARM is the most frequent one.
"In winter I take shower with hot water. In summer I like to have bath with lukewarm water"
Thank you!
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You are my mesmerizing teacher!!! Would you mind please to speak about the diference betewn grammar and usage
Thanks so much Francisco! Glad you enjoyed the lesson. I'll keep your suggestion in mind for the future. 👍
The lesson was ended mesmerizing and I learned many new words . I will watch it again and again 🙏🏻🌹
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Your lessons are always mesmerizing. Great job. God bless you.
Happy to hear that! Hope you learned some new words. 😊
Hi Wes..
Thanks for such a mesmerising lesson...alluring and very captivating as well..mushy and musky were the new words I learned..hope I can internalise them and can use them when required..love
It's musty not musky..slick..is like some silk
AWESOME! Glad you enjoyed the lesson. 🎊
What a mesmerising lesson! Thank you so much! Greetings from Chile 🇨🇱
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Love all of your clips and shared great teacher
Glad you like them! 😃
Good stuff - every one of these words could be found in a news article or textbook. They are important.
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the lesson. 👍
Superb,oustanding,exceptionnal...mesmerizing-uncanny already displayed in previous lessons.we had to guess the meaning of uncanny... Tanks a lot Sir.شكرا
Yep, that was a little bit of review. Thanks for checking out the lesson. 😊
@@InteractiveEng 🍇👍🍇.and thank you for Sesquipedalien, so few knows it...Cumbersome , Burdensome,bulky. .
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Mesmerizing lesson full of new adjectives, I needed to watch twice.
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Thanks teacher you are expert in this field
Wow, thanks! Glad you enjoyed the lesson. 👍
Hey Wes, great job!
Only listening and reading English improves my English skill, moreover it couldn't be more efficient to learn words in this way instead of my own native language.
Thanks for commenting & checking out the lesson. 👍
Thanks a lot! I liked it very much, but I'm not sure if it'll come in handy soon:). What a pity! Be that as it may, thanks to you, I broadened my horizons. It was wonderful lesson, thanks again!
You are welcome! Thanks so much for commenting & checking out the lesson. 👍
This video is way to under rated, Including his TH-cam Channel, but this helped me a lot!
Thank you.
Thank you so much.I love your lessons,so much helpful
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I am mesmerizing to this interesting lesson . Thank you so much .
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HI wES OF COURSE I LEARNED NEW ADJECTIVES AND WORS VERY INTERESTING AND PROFITABLE
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Hi professor
Thank you so much for your interesting courses. I follow you attentivelly.
I really appreciate your job. Thanks a lot.
All the best.
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Great video showcasing some advanced adjectives! Loved it! 🤗
Glad you liked it!! 😊
I have learned many words from this fascinating lesson, thank you 😊👍
this video was amazing. Keep up the good work
this video was mesmerising
Thanks so much! I appreciate it. 😊
Tnx wes from Ethiopia
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I've learned so many new words ❤️ thank you for your amazing work 🇬🇪
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You are a very good teacher I like you
I was mesmerized by your lesson
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This is my favourite TH-cam channel to watch videos about English.🤩
Wow, thank you Sophia. 😃
I have always been mesmerised by your lessons..thanks alot
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The lesson is very mesmerizing and educative as well...
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Very well. I'm Zubair Al mahmud from Bangladesh.
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It was quite brilliant lesson Sir thank you so much for sharing it with us.
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Excellent Wes !!!!!
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Your lessons are mesmerizing!
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Your lesson was mesmerizing.
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Amazing lesson ♥️
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Mesmerized to listen your voice
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You are a great teacher
Wow, thank you! 👍
Beautiful words yo remember thx sir always!!🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️
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You should have made this video last week! One of these words was on my test a few days ago and I just got that wrong.🤣
LOL...Sorry about that. But better late than never. 😉
Absolutely Mesmerizing!👍👍❤❤
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Wes, the lesson is informative🙃🙂 Hats off😉
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Mesmerizing!!
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Yes, it was mesmeriizing .
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Great lesson for advancing vocabulary
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As always great lesson ...thanks
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great video, many thanks for your hard work
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It helped me out with my vocabulary. Love from india
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Of course we' ve learnt İ love your lesson.
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Mesmerizing....
(From Bharat)
PLEASE, DON'T PAY TOO MUCH ATTENTION TO BAD COMMENTS. YOUR ENGLISH IS VERY GOOD, CLEAR.
Thank you it was so so mesmerizing 😊
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mesmorizing and healful
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I had forgotten about " hazy" thank you!
Hi Martha. Glad you enjoyed the lesson. ❤️
Thank you sir.
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Mesmerizing lesson
Thanks so much Gladys! 😊
Mesmerizing ❤️❤️❤️
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@@InteractiveEng Glad to have you as my teacher 😀
Great, thanks a lot
Glad it was helpful! 😃
Thanks a billion! 😍
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what a mesmerizing lesson
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i'm mesmeling by this video lesson
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MESMERIZING! 👏🏼👏🏼💯
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Great class teacher, thanks so much 👌!
Glad you liked it Mariano! I hope you learned some new words. Have a great day! 😃
@@InteractiveEng you're welcome teacher, have a great day too 🙋!
Mesmerizing
Tq u sir
So nice of you. Glad it was helpful. 😊
Thanks sirrr!!!
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Thank you.
mesmerizing lessons
From Gustav: Vicki was reading me book by Stephen King and just one page has so many new words and idioms. I have to need Vicki there telling me what they mean. Now I am super interested for this story. Vicki said Stephen King is super descriptive. Sometimes he even breaks grammar rules.
Vicki disagrees that 'uncanny' is a word you get from looking at a person but she added that she's legally blind. She doesn't "get" adjectives of sight unless she's 10 feel away from it.
She thought uncanny was an "atmosphere" or word she gets from listening.
She wishes she coold see what others see.
Hey Gustav. Thanks for checking out the lesson. And yes, Steven King is a very descriptive writer. I sympathize with Vicki's eyesight. Mine is pretty bad but Ioana's is borderline legally blind. I've always wanted to get laser surgery done but I still think it's a little expensive. Anyway, hope you learned some new words. 👍
MESMERIZING!!
Thanks so much! 😊
@@InteractiveEng 😍
Tq u sir giving useful lesson
Wow, thank you! I appreciate it. 😊
Totally new words Omg 😂 nice lesson 🌻
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when you said toxic, that reminded me of the song... and my life.
I have a mesmerizing touch
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just checking in and realising I know all those words already, yaaaay
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Mesmerizing🤩
AWESOME! 🎊 Thanks for checking out the lesson. Hope you learned some new words. 👍
In the touch section, MUSHY, is it pronounced as “oo” or like a schwa sound
It's pronounced with the "oo" sound. 👍
Mesmerizing!
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Mesmerising 😊
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Please help
Everything we use to facilitate our lifestyles has had humans behind their inventions.
Is this sentence grammatically correct?
Louis Tomlinson has the most mesmerising blue eyes
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All are new for me i think, the word Faith reminde me of the sentence faith in me what does it mean mr. Wes?🤔
Wow ice age my childhood movie, i like that movie.😊
Glad you learned some new words Ario! 👍
@@InteractiveEng Yes i learnt some new words, from your video.😊
Mesmerizing - succulent - savoury 😮😮😮
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I’ve double-checked it in several dictionaries (both British and American) and I haven’t found such pronunciation of “mushy” as Wess’. It should be pronounced either [ˈmʌʃi] or [ˈmə-shē].
What about murky.... I heard it in a horror movie recently...." The water in here so murky... I can't really see ''
Yes, that's another great adjective. 👍