Monday Vocabulary Boost: Anxious

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Today is Monday, Vocabulary Boost, and we’re learning a simple 3-step way to learn new words easily.

Let’s start with our word of the day: anxious.

Listen to this sentence:✅ He felt anxious before his big job interview. 😟

What do you think it means?

When you see a new word in a real sentence, it helps your brain guess the meaning naturally.

Anxious (adjective) means feeling worried or nervous about something.

Simple, right?

You can use it to describe yourself or someone else in situations that cause stress or worry.

Now, use the word in your own sentence!

✅ I always feel anxious before I take an exam.

This final step is the most important!

When you create your own examples, you truly remember new vocabulary.

3 Easy Steps to Learn Vocabulary:

1️⃣ Context — See it in a sentence

2️⃣ Definition — Learn what it means

3️⃣ Practice — Make your own sentence

This simple method works for every new word you learn!

Now it’s your turn!

Try writing your own sentence using the word anxious in the comments below.

Let’s practise together!

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