Are You Feeling Bad These 10 ENGLISH WORDS Say That Better.

In this lesson: 0:00 Improve Your Vocabulary: Say more than «BAD» 0:57 burnt out 1:38 lonely 2:02 lazy 3:00 angry 3:44 stressed 4:39 anxious 5:47 tired 6:26 overthinking 7:21 sad Transcript: How are you feeling today? Are you feeling bad? I'm here to help you improve your vocabulary, because feeling bad is very general. If you are going to do some IELTS or some CELPIP tests, or if you just want to improve your vocabulary, I'm going to teach you other adjectives you can use other than «bad». These are negative adjectives, and more importantly, I'm going to teach you how to overcome these bad feelings that you have with something very important called collocations in English. Now, collocations are words that are grouped together, like a phrase, but you cannot change them because it'll change the complete meaning of what you're saying. I'll give you an example. Bad feeling. Teacher, I'm feeling bad. What's wrong? I'm burnt out. Burnt out means you've done so much work and you're - you can't relax, you don't know what to do, you're just feeling drained or burnt out. So, if someone's feeling burnt out, oh, I tell them, «Hey, you know what? You should take a bath.» You can take a shower, too, but a bath, you kind of get some bubbles going, get your rubber ducky in there, and it will help you become less burnt out. So, take a bath if you're burnt out. You'll feel better. Are you lonely? I'm bad. I'm lonely. I miss my friends, I miss my family, I miss my mom. Hey, guess what?