Learn English well: Stop Saying "Very"

Stop saying “very” all the time! In this English vocabulary lesson, you'll learn stronger and more natural alternatives to common expressions like very good, very tired, very hungry, very small, very big, very angry, very beautiful, and very surprised.

Instead of always using “very + adjective,” discover more precise vocabulary such as excellent, exhausted, starving, tiny, colossal, furious, stunning, astonished, amazed, phenomenal, exceptional, breathtaking, and more.

This lesson is perfect for English learners, ESL students, teachers, and anyone who wants to speak English more naturally, confidently, and expressively.

In this lesson, you'll learn:
Better alternatives to “very good”
Stronger words for “very tired”
Different ways to say “very hungry”
Vocabulary for “very small” and “very big”
Stronger alternatives to “very angry”
More expressive ways to say “very beautiful”
Alternatives to “very surprised”
Natural English expressions used by native speakers
How to make your English vocabulary more precise and interesting

Remember: You don't need to stop using the word “very.” Native speakers use it all the time. The goal is to expand your vocabulary and have more choices when you speak and write English.

🎯 Challenge: How would you say “Yesterday, I was very surprised” without using the word “very”? Try astonished or amazed!

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Now you can learn English quickly by yourself at home for free step by step! This video gives you a topic for conversation, something to speak about, as well as some words and phrases to use. Great for teachers and students of English as a second language (ESL) both in the classroom and as self-study.