LEARN 105 ENGLISH VOCABULARY WORDS | DAY 10

by Andrew30
You made it to 10. We're in double digits. It's your 30 Day Vocabulary Challenge to start 2021
right. We're learning 105 words from the academic word list so these are words you'll need to know
if you're preparing for the IELTS or TOEFL exams, but also if you read or watch the news in English,
or have conversations with native speakers. These are intermediate words and you're going to study
them in real situations, so your understanding of them will go beyond just memorizing a definition.
So grab your friends have them join in on the challenge, and let's do this!
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During these 30 days, we're learning 105 words together,
I do have a download for you a list of all the words with definitions and sample sentences,
as well as quizzes to make sure you're really getting and remembering these words. You can
get that download by following this link or the link in the video description.
Our first word today is ACHIEVE.
Second syllable stress and just
the schwa in the first syllable. Make that as quickly as you can. Ah ah-- Achieve. It's a verb,
it means to get or reach something by working hard. To become successful or reach a goal.
They achieved high scores on their Math tests. Let's look again up close and in slow motion.
And now we'll go to Youglish to see five examples of this word in context.
And I can't wait to see all you will achieve in the months and years ahead.
All that you will achieve. Everything you'll get for your hard work. For example, a degree,
a career, financial stability, and so on. And I can't wait to see all you will achieve
in the months and years ahead. Here's another example.
I'm helping other veterans achieve something and, and that's like therapy for me.
Other veterans achieve something. Reach their own goals. When he sees
other veterans succeed, it makes him feel great. I'm helping other veterans achieve something and,
and that's like therapy for me. Let's see another example.
And if you, and if you achieve success, you can be incredibly proud of yourself.
If you achieve success, if you work hard and reach your goal, it makes sense that
you would feel proud. Sometimes I think the harder we have to work for something,
the better we feel when we get it. And if you, and if you achieve success,
you can be incredibly proud of yourself. Let's look at another example.
People will still need to be motivated and organized to
achieve a certain set of goals and objectives. People need to be motivated and organized.
Achieving success and reaching goals is not necessarily easy. For example, if your goal
is to master English, you might need a plan structure. This month I’ll study grammar. I’m
going to work at it one hour a day. Next month, I’ll study real English conversations, learn
idioms and expressions, and so on. Organizing the work you'll do to achieve your goal.
People will still need to be motivated and organized to achieve a certain set of goals and
objectives. Our last example.