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Words for Gamers: DUB
If you watch the best video gamers, you are likely to hear the word “dub.” It actually means “win”. How is that possible?? Watch Video
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Among Us For English Learners: Imposter Talk
As an Among Us imposter, you get the chance to use English to lie and tell half-truths. In this video, some of the world’s best video gamers will show you how to do it. Watch Video
Vocabulary
Meaning of impromptu
Acquiring vocabulary in a fun way: Learn the meaning of impromptu (adjective), disgusting (adjective), eternal (adjective and brutal (adjective), all taken from short video game clips.
Vocabulary
Meaning of dominance
Acquiring vocabulary in a fun way: Learn the meaning of dominance (noun), get away with (phrasal verb), intense (adjective), steer (verb), all taken from short video game clips.
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Meaning of terrifying (adjective),
Acquiring vocabulary in a fun way: Learn the meaning of terrifying (adjective), priority (noun), leak (noun), crest (noun), all taken from short video game clips.
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Meaning of horizon (noun)
Acquiring vocabulary in a fun way: Learn the meaning of horizon (noun), in sync (phrase), liberate (verb), bold (adjective), all taken from short video game clips.
Vocabulary
Meaning of inoperable
Acquiring vocabulary in a fun way: Learn the meaning of inoperable (adjective), shortcut (noun), neglect (verb), dim (adjective), all taken from short video game clips.
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BUILDING YOUR VOCABULARY: #6
Four more words, impromptu, eternal, disgusting and brutal, taken from popular multiplayer video games. You should understand each one within one minute.it with a different meaning. Watch Video
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WORDS FOR GAMERS: PUSH
Everyone knows the dictionary meaning of “push,” but video gamers often use it with a different meaning. Watch Video
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Learn English with Minecraft: Talking about Time
Expert gamer Sean of Forge Labs survives for 100 days on a Minecraft island. This is a fun story, but it is also a great example of how English speakers talk about “time” that is constantly changing. Better than a grammar textbook. Watch Video