Vocabulary

• What is the first overused word mentioned in the lesson?

  Beautiful
• What is an alternative word for "beautiful" mentioned in the lesson?

  Gorgeous
• How can "gorgeous" be used in a sentence?

  To describe a room, dress, or color
• How does the use of "gorgeous" differ when describing girls and boys?

  Gorgeous is typically used for girls, while handsome is preferred for boys
• What is another alternative to "beautiful" that means pleasant to look at?

  Pretty
• In what contexts can "pretty" be used?

  To describe jumpers, babies, and flowers
• What does "stunning" mean?

  Extremely beautiful
• How can "stunning" be used in a sentence?

  To describe a dress or a view
• What is a gender-neutral alternative to "beautiful" mentioned in the lesson?

  Attractive
• What does "cute" mean?

  Beautiful and sweet
• In what contexts is "cute" typically used?

  For babies and pets
• What does "exquisite" mean?

  Beautiful, elegant, and delicate
• What is the first alternative to "hard" mentioned in the lesson?

  Challenging
• How can "challenging" be used in a sentence?

  To describe a project that requires skills
• What does "tough" mean?

  Difficult
• How can "puzzling" be used in a sentence?

  To describe a confusing plot of a movie
• What does "complicated" mean?

  Difficult to understand
• How can "demanding" be used in a sentence?

  To describe a job that requires a lot of work
• What is the third overused adjective mentioned in the lesson?

  Smart
• What does "bright" mean in the context of intelligence?

  Smart and clever
• What does "knowledgeable" mean?

  Having a lot of knowledge about something
• How can "wise" be used in a sentence?

  To describe a person or a decision
• What is an informal alternative to "smart" mentioned in the lesson?

  Brainy
• What is a formal alternative to "smart"?

  Intelligent
• What are the advanced alternatives to the overused adjectives "beautiful," "hard," and "smart"?

  • Beautiful: Gorgeous, Pretty, Stunning, Attractive, Cute, Exquisite
  • Hard: Challenging, Tough, Puzzling, Complicated, Demanding
  • Smart: Bright, Knowledgeable, Wise, Brainy, Intelligent
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  A free PDF book summarizing the lessons
• How can subscribers download the PDF book?

  By visiting the website and entering their name and email
• What is the total number of pages in the PDF book?

  400 pages
• What should viewers do if they enjoyed the lesson?

  Give the video a thumbs up and subscribe
• What is the final message of the lesson?

  To review and practice the learned alternatives
• What is the speaker's name?

  Maddie
• What is the main focus of the lesson?

  Alternatives to overused adjectives
• Why is it important to expand vocabulary according to the speaker?

  To improve English proficiency and avoid using simple words
• What does the speaker encourage viewers to do with the new vocabulary?

  Practice and review it