Vocabulary: Advanced vs. Basic

1. Lustral - cleansing, purifying

2. Aureous - golden, bright

3. Noctivagant – night-wandering, roaming

4. Sonolent – dreamy, sleepy

5. Lucent - glowing, shining

6. Evanid - fading, vanishing

7. Asterism - star pattern, star cluster

8. Plenilune – full moon, moon fullness

9. Hesperian – twilight-like, evening glow

10. Ambrosial – divine, delicious

11. Gossamer – delicate, thin

12. Eunoic - kind-hearted, good-minded

13. Viridescent – greenish, fresh

14. Aubade - dawn song, morning melody

15. Mellisonant – sweet-sounding, melodious

Daily Use Phrasal Verbs ✍🗣

1. Wake up – Stop sleeping
2. Get up – Rise from bed
3. Look for – Try to find
4. Put on – Wear clothes
5. Take off – Remove clothes / Leave
6. Go out – Leave home for fun
7. Come in – Enter a room
8. Turn on – Start a machine/light
9. Turn off – Stop a machine/light
10. Sit down – Take a seat
11. Stand up – Rise from a seat
12. Pick up – Lift something / Give someone a ride
13. Drop off – Leave someone somewhere
14. Check in – Register at hotel/airport
15. Check out – Leave hotel / Investigate
16. Call back – Return a phone call
17. Look after – Take care of
18. Give up – Stop trying
19. Run out of – Finish supply
20. Break down – Stop working / Lose control

💬 Speak Like a Native English

1. Instead of “I’m full,” say “I’m stuffed.”
2. Instead of “I’m very tired,” say “I’m beat.”
3. Instead of “I’m very hungry,” say “I’m starving.”
4. Instead of “It’s very easy,” say “It’s a piece of cake.”
5. Instead of “I’m very happy,” say “I’m on cloud nine.”
6. Instead of “It’s very expensive,” say “It’s pricey.”
7. Instead of “I don’t know,” say “I have no clue.”
8. Instead of “I’m very angry,” say “I’m pissed off.”
9. Instead of “I’m joking,” say “I’m just messing with you.”
10. Instead of “It’s very good,” say “It’s awesome.”
11. Instead of “I’m not interested,” say “I’m not into it.”
12. Instead of “I’m leaving now,” say “I’m heading out.”
13. Instead of “I’m scared,” say “I’m freaked out.”
14. Instead of “It’s very bad,” say “It’s terrible.”
15. Instead of “I’m surprised,” say “I’m blown away.”
16. Instead of “I’m confused,” say “I’m lost.”
17. Instead of “Stop joking,” say “Cut it out.”
18. Instead of “I’m busy,” say “I’m swamped.”
19. Instead of “Hurry up,” say “Step on it.”
20 Instead of “I don’t care,” say “Whatever floats your boat."

IELTS Vocabulary Words 🍎
1. Abundant - Plentiful
2. Nuance - Subtle difference
3. Catalyst - Agent of change
4. Dilemma - Difficult decision
5. Ephemeral - Short-lived
6. Flamboyant - Colorful and bold
7. Hypothesis - Assumed explanation
8. Inscrutable - Difficult to understand
9. Juxtapose - Place side by side
10. Kinship - Family relationship

Basic 🆚 Advanced English

1. It’s bad. → It’s detrimental.
2. It’s very important. → It’s indispensable.
3. It’s unclear. → It’s ambiguous.
4. It’s helpful. → It’s advantageous.
5. It’s simple. → It’s simplistic.
6. It’s strong. → It’s robust.
7. It’s needed. → It’s requisite.
8. It’s not enough. → It’s insufficient.
9. It’s important to the point. → It’s pivotal.
10. It spreads everywhere. → It’s pervasive.

Basic vs Advanced English Sentences 🧠✅

1. I like this book. → I really enjoy reading this book.
2. He is very tired. → He is utterly exhausted.
3. I don’t know. → I have no idea.
4. She is very happy. → She is absolutely delighted.
5. I want to go there. → I would like to visit that place.
6. It is very good. → It is excellent.
7. I am sorry. → I sincerely apologize.
8. This is very important. → This is crucial.
9. I think so. → I believe that to be true.
10. I am tired of this. → I am fed up with this.
11. I need help. → I require assistance.
12. He is very rich. → He is wealthy.
13. I will try. → I will give it my best shot.
14. I don’t like it. → I am not fond of it.
15. I am happy to meet you. → It’s a pleasure to meet you.
16. I understand. → I fully comprehend.
17. This is easy. → This is effortless.
18. I am busy. → I am occupied at the moment.
19. It is very big. → It is enormous.
20. I am afraid. → I am terrified.