2021-02-11
10 分钟Hi there, this is Harry, and welcome back to my podcast where I try to help you to get a better understanding of the english language.
To help you with your grammar, phrasal verbs, expressions, and other ways to understand words in a better way, give you some synonyms and alternatives for words to avoid being a little bit boring by using the same words to describe activities, actions, books, films, whatever.
Okay.
And with the help of these podcasts, I know it will help you to be feeling more confident when you're talking to people, either individually or on a group basis.
And as always, if you want to contact me and give me some suggestions or things that you're having problems with, then I can incorporate and include those in future, future podcasts.
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Okay, so what are we going to look at in this particular podcast?
Well, what we're going to look at are some alternative words that mean interesting.
Okay, so interesting, of course, and a nice word, but we get a bit fed up using it all the time.
Not everything can be interesting.
Oh, an interesting book, an interesting film.
Oh, that's very interesting.
Blah blah, blah, blah blah.
And it gets a little boring.
And if you're using this word a lot, then you might want to have alternatives.
If you're planning for a conference or you're going to sit an exam in English.
Well, you certainly need some alternatives because people like to see variety.
I love to use variety in the words that I use, and it's important for you to try the same.
So I'll give you a list of these alternative or other ways to say interesting and then give you a couple of examples.