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Words for Gamers: SPAWN
The way gamers use the verb spawn is similar to its use in everyday English, but as you will see, there is a big difference in what is spawned. Watch Video
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Building Your Vocabulary With Video Games: Chemistry, Evade, Sniff, Stuck
Our four new words include “chemistry” (not the science), “evade”, “sniff”and “stuck”. You should understand each one within one minute. Watch Video
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Words for Gamers: AFK
Here’s an abbreviation you will probably want to use, even if you are not a video gamer. Watch Video
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In-game Examples 10: Modal Auxiliaries
You have probably studied modals (might, must, should, etc.), but in this video you will find more than a dozen real-world examples, all taken from popular video games. Watch Video
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Building Your Vocabulary With Video Games: #7
Four more words found in popular video games, including crave, fall for, methodical and vantage point. Each should take only about one minute to understand. Watch a second time in a day or two to ensure your remember them. Watch Video
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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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Words for Gamers: STREAM SNIPER
Here is a word that many native English speakers will not know. Do you? Watch Video
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Build Your Vocabulary With Video Games: Terrifying, Priority, Leak, Crest
English-language video games are full of vocabulary you can use right away. Here are four more examples and there are many more to come in future videos. Watch Video
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AMONG US: Truth-Teller or Liar: Who Is More Believable?
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC) is a young US politician. She is a very good speaker, but is she good enough to convince her Among Us teammates that she is not an imposter? Watch Video
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Words for Gamers: BOSS
How does the word “boss” change when video gamers use it? Find out here. Watch Video