Advanced English Vocabulary Lesson 1124 | “A Sense of Dread…” – Superbly Said Podcast📘 Lesson Slides
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Advanced English Vocabulary 1124 | “A Sense of Dread…” – Superbly Said Podcast
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“Bans on Social Media and Phones: What’s the Evidence?” — What in the World Podcast
This lesson explores 8 natural English expressions commonly used when discussing emotions, behavior, and real-world issues.
Each expression includes a clear explanation, natural examples, and a guided practice question.
a sense of dread – a strong feeling of fear, worry, or apprehension
totally hooked on [something] – completely addicted or obsessed
flick [something] away – brush or push something quickly with a finger or hand
tipping towards [something] – moving or leaning in a particular direction
dopamine hit – a quick burst of pleasure caused by dopamine
have a clean slate – start fresh with no mistakes held against you
backfire – have the opposite effect of what was intended
to be exempt – to be excused from a rule or requirement
American & British pronunciation
Word stress, rhythm, and natural intonation
Speak clearly and confidently like a native speaker
Daily English conversation practice
Real-life speaking examples
Comprehensible input designed for ESL learners
Basic → intermediate → advanced grammar
Everyday English phrases
Modern vocabulary for real communication
IELTS & TOEFL speaking preparation
Interview and presentation skills
Strategies to stop translating and think in English
Support for Spanish speakers
Help for Asian learners
Clear, natural examples for all international students
United States
