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are you ready to test your vocabulary in

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English

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of course you are after all you clicked

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on this video right so get ready because

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we've compiled 21 vocabulary questions

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from the Disney animation zootopia

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but don't think this test will be easy

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because all the words from this test

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fall into the B2 C1 and C2 levels so get

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ready but you know what don't worry

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because even if you don't get all the

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questions correctly you will still learn

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a lot of advanced vocabulary all right

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but before we get started every week we

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put out lessons like this to help you

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understand your favorite movies and TV

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series without getting lost without

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missing the jokes and of course without

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single your lesson or test in this case

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all right

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now time for the test

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you know even though this movie is an

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animation the very first words in this

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movie are quite dark actually check it

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out fear

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treachery bloodlust

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thousands of years ago these were the

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forces that ruled our world

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which word is closest in meaning to the

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noun treachery

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trust betrayal loyalty

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behavior of deceiving tricking or

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betraying someone who trusts you

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for example Game of Thrones is full of

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plots involving treachery and revenge

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tens of years ago these were the forces

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which word is closest in meaning to the

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noun bloodlust

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the word bloodlust refers to the desire

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or enjoyment of violence

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stories are about people fighting

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against a villain or Monster's bloodlust

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and the Predators had an uncontrollable

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biological urge to maim and more and

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a strong dream

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a strong desire

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a strong hormone

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vicious Predators or Meek to prey

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vicious people or animals are

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dangerously aggressive

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of the most vicious attacks they'd ever

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Meek is the opposite of vicious

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a Meek person doesn't like to engage in

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and gentle something Meek also lacks

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for example he gave a Meek speech that

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was hardly inspirational

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time when people were Savage and crude

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well we gave up on our dreams and we

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settled right Bond oh yes that's right

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beauty of complacency June if you don't

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try anything new you'll never fail the

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word complacency has a positive

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complacency is a feeling of calm

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used in a disapproving way to refer to

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people who like to stay where they are

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and don't want to grow change or evolve

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his complacency he seems to have no

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desire to expand his Horizons and learn

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something new lots of great vocabulary

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today huh

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you know the more you expand your

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vocabulary range the more confident and

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natural you will sound in English and I

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have experienced this myself

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you know when I would studying English

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many years ago after some years of

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studying I got to a pretty decent level

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but it was only after I started to

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deliberately study for advanced levels

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of English that is C1 and then C2 after

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that I really started to feel even more

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confident and even more natural and it

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just so happens that you can

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considerably improve your vocabulary in

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English without fluent with friends

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course

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in this course we guide you through

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every episode of the first two seasons

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of Friends teaching you the most

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important vocabulary you need to know in

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order to take your English to the next

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level but it's not only vocabulary that

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you will learn in this course we'll also

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teach you lots of pronunciation grammar

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and cultural aspects so you can better

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understand native English

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but why friends you ask well because

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friends is actually the best TV series

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out there to learn English with even

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academic studies prove this

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so don't wait any longer to start

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right now by now let's get back to the

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test but first fun fact time which

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famous pop star recorded the theme song

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try everything in the movie zootopia

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Katy Perry Shakira

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I'm Brazil welcome to zootopia

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and I put some snacks in there this is

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Fox deterrent yeah that's safe to happen

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this is Fox repellent repel that's all

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she needs check this out a deterrent

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encourages people to do something

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you have no need for a fox tasers too

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make you stop talking tripping everyone

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mean the same as terrible or terrifying

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all predators from a giant polar bear to

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a Teensy little otter and City Hall is

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something is Teensy it is very small

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with mystery it was actually chosen to

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life isn't some cartoon Musical where

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you sing a little song and you're

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insipid dreams magically come true

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so let it go something insipid Lacks

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if you say that certain foods are

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insipid you mean they are bland in other

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words they lack taste

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when talking about other things insipid

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means something that lacks interest

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energy or character in other words

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something dull and uninspiring

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for example one of the reasons why I

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don't watch cable TV is because there

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are so many incipit TV shows being shown

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I'm going to open this door and you're

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going to tell that otter you're a former

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meter made with delusions of grandeur

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who will not be taking the case Granger

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expresses something tiny

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Granger is the state or quality of being

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for example when I visited Rome I could

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see the Granger that was the Coliseum

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I will give you 48 hours that's two days

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to find Emmett otterton but you should

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try cow

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you resign oh a more informal word for

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resign is exit

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extract

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quit

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when you resign from your job you leave

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voluntarily in other words you quit

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for example he resigned from the company

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in order to take a more challenging job

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it's yikes that is the smallest case

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File I've ever seen leads none Witnesses

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none and you're not in the computer

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system yet so resources none a weakness

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commits a crime

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sees a crime helps criminals

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a witness sees an event take place

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typically a crime or accident

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detectives usually talk to weaknesses

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when trying to solve a case

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for example according to weaknesses the

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robbery was carried out by two young

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if you'll excuse us we have a very big

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lead to follow and a case to crack good

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be in a winning position

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to show people how to do something

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an important piece of information

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in the context of police work when a

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detective has a lead to follow it means

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that the detective has discovered an

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important piece of information that

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could help solve the case in other words

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discover who committed a crime

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for example a lead from an Informer

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enabled the police to make several

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arrests

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okay now Ray you write Paul and deliver

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the oath I Nicholas Wilde promised to be

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brave loyal helpful and trustworthy

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even though you're a fox

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a synonym for trustworthy is hard

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thoughtful reliable

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if you are trustworthy you are able to

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be trusted in other words people can

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count on you

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for example in this job we need someone

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who is entirely honest and trustworthy

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before I give you the results here's

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another fun fact for you about the movie

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on clawhauser's right cheek you know

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right here the right cheek you can see a

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Hidden Mickey Mouse

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can you find it

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so could you find it

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pretty cool right so now let me give you

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the test results and remember all the

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words we saw today are pretty Advanced

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they range from B2 all the way to C2

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levels so let's see how you did

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questions right your vocabulary level is

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probably around C2 proficient

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level Advanced you will need to get

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around 14 to 15 questions correct here

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but remember that this is an informal

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test and our main purpose here is to

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teach you some Advanced words while

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having fun this does not replace a

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proper proficiency exam okay

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so how many did you get correct share

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your results in the comment section

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below I'm curious to know don't forget

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to like this video and share this video

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with a friend who's also learning

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English and subscribe to the channel in

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case you're not subscribed yet

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you know a key component to getting your

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English to a really advanced level is

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called Active Learning by the way if you

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want to learn more about how to apply

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Active Learning in your journey check

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out this video that Ethan did explaining

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all about it I'm sure you're gonna like

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it here it is

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so you're having a conversation in

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English and part way through the

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conversation you freeze up a bit because

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you can't think of a certain word but

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your conversation partner helps you out

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and that way you can continue going with

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the conversation after about 10 minutes

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you part ways and you head home

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so what do you do next

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is it