Hi everyone! Here’s another short video with specific vocabulary, along with some activities to help you memorize these words and, most importantly, use them in your everyday life. Remember, part of speaking English confidently and fluently is being able to express yourself with more detail and precision. And that means expanding your vocabulary. Don’t just know the basic word. Learn how to be more specific and say exactly what you mean! I hope you enjoy the video and the activities! ☺️

I’m proud to announce our new Vocabulary Tab! 🎉 Here, I’ll be posting short vocabulary videos with activities attached to them, so you can easily practice, learn new words, and actually put them into use in a very effective way. Every week, I’ll also give you a list of new words + a vocabulary test so you can practice, review, and check how you’re doing. The goal is not just to learn more words, but to actually feel confident using them in real conversations. I hope you take advantage of this tool we are now proud to offer exclusively to members of Fluent and Free :) Let me know if you have any questions!

Hello Fluent and Free Students, Starting now, you’ll have Weekly Vocabulary Words every week! This is a great way to expand your vocabulary, learn new words, and feel more confident when speaking English. Here’s something really cool: the words I’ll be sharing with you are the same vocabulary words I’m teaching my 7th-grade students here in the United States. 🇺🇸 Some words may be more challenging than others, but don’t worry! They’re absolutely words you can learn and use. This is also a great opportunity to challenge yourself and expand your English beyond the vocabulary you already use every day. I’ll also be sharing the Vocabulary Test that my students take every week. You can take the same test and see what score you get! 👉 https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSchBsp9NdHTX8je0N8rwb1dsevt25dy-g9tcYGKJdINt__2ug/viewform?usp=header For an effective study routine, I recommend spending 10–15 minutes every day reviewing the words. When you study, try to: 🔹 Learn the meaning of each word. 🔹 Check the correct pronunciation and practice saying it out loud. 🔹 Look at how the word is used in context. 🔹 Create your own sentence using the word. And once you feel confident with all of the words, take the quiz and see how much you’ve learned! Remember, the goal isn’t just to learn new words. It’s to make them part of your active vocabulary so you can actually use them when you speak. 💬 Happy studying!