2024-10-23
15 分钟In this episode, you’ll learn advanced English vocabulary that will improve your speaking and writing skills, helping you sound more natural and confident. Learn advanced English adjectives to describe people. These adjectives will help you express yourself with precision, making your conversations flow more smoothly and helping you to speak like a native. By learning these powerful adjectives, you’ll be able to speak and write with more clarity and confidence. This lesson is perfect for...
Hi there, this is Harry.
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What we're going to talk to you about today are actually adjectives.
So the lesson today is based on adjectives and these are advanced adjectives that we use to describe people.
Now, unusually, now I have actually 12, not 10.
I usually have a list of 10.
I don't know why I've got 12.
So I'm going to go down through the list of 12, okay?
That's called the 12 disciples.
Go down through the list of 12 and I'll go back through them individually and give you an example one by one.
Number one, sensible.
Well, when somebody is sensible, they take the right approach to something without taking risk.
It's sensible when you're standing at the side of the road to look right and left to make sure there's no traffic coming, not just walk across the road without having a care in the world.
Okay?
So you're sensible about it.
You're sensible in the way you approach the problem that your child might have at school.
So when he comes home and he's got a bloody nose or some little problem, you don't run down to school shouting and screaming.
You sit down in a sensible way with him and try to find out exactly what happened and then try to find or think about the best way to deal with the problem.