⚡ Learn 100 English words FAST!

want to expand your vocabulary amazingly fast today we're going to take 25 words and turn them into a 100 words by learning their multiple forms a noun form verb form adjective form and adverb form you can download a free pdf containing all these words and example sentences with each one it's very important to see exactly how each one is used in a sentence so that you don't make mistakes click on the link in the video description and enter your email address to get that free download okay so you probably already know the English word beautiful that's an adjective it describes a person or a thing now make sure you know all four forms noun Beauty I stopped to admire the beauty of the sunset verb beautify to make beautiful she painted some flowers on the wall to beautify the room adjective beautiful I bought a beautiful new dress adverb beautifully he sings beautifully the adverb describes the verb the way he sings He sings beautifully so let's keep this going with more English words that have four forms I'll say the noun the verb the adjective and the adverb for this first one we actually have two noun forms both action and act the verb is also act the adjective active and the adverb actively our next one the noun is collection you'll notice that a lot of the noun forms end in t n or s i o n the verb is collect the adjective Collective and the adverb collectively next we have two noun forms again creation referring to the thing that is created and Creator referring to the person who creates the verb is create the adjective is creative and the adverb creatively Comfort is the same in the noun and verb form Comfort the noun and comfort the verb the adjective is comfortable and the adverb comfortably noun form consideration verb consider adjective considerable and adverb considerably noun decision verb decide adjective decisive and adverb decisively noun destruction verb destroy adjective destructive and adverb destructively noun difference verb differentiate meaning to make something different or observe a difference adjective different adverb differently noun form distraction verb distract here we have two adjective forms distracted which describes how the person feels and distracted describing the thing causing the distraction for example she was distracted while driving because her cell phone kept making distracting sounds and the adverb distractedly noun form danger verb in danger meaning to put someone or something into danger adjective dangerous and adverb dangerously noun form hope verb also hope ad itive hopeful and adverb hopefully noun form impression verb impress adjective impressive and adverb impressively noun form intention verb intend adjective intentional and adverb intentionally noun form justification verb justify adjective justifiable an adverb justifiably noun form Madness verb Madden adjective mad and adverb madly noun form power verb Empower adjective powerful and adverb powerfully noun form protection verb protect adjective protective and adverb protectively noun form sadness verb sadden adjective sad and adverb sadly noun form security verb secure the adjective is also secure and the adverb is securely noun form significance verb signify adjective significant and adverb significantly noun form strength verb strengthen adjective strong adverb strongly noun form success verb succeed adjective successful adverb successfully noun form understanding now that looks like a verb but it's actually the noun form so you can say this lesson helped improve my understanding of English grammar for example the verb is understand the adjective understandable and the adverb understandably finally noun form speed the verb is also speed the adjective is speedy and the adverb speedily well I hope this lesson has helped you improve your vocabulary speedily Next Step download the free lesson PDF to read all the example sentences for these 100 Words and I challenge you to try creating your own I'm ready to help you learn more vocabulary and grammar come visit my website espresso english. net to join my vocabulary builder courses and to get my English grammar ebooks I'd love to see you there [Music]