Name: 詞彙。學習31個詞來代替 "BAD (Vocabulary: Learn 31 words to use instead of 'BAD')
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Today we are looking at a ton of words today to really improve and strengthen your vocabulary

bank; really looking at words that can help you complain, suggest changes.

So, this video does link with my previous video on criticism and praise.

Okay, so today's situation, I've just gone and played crazy golf.

So, that's a funny, little game where you're using a putter and playing over strange shapes

And let's just say that I had a bad experience there.

So, these are all words that I'm going to use to talk about this experience.

"I was in agony when a young, unaccompanied child smacked a ball into my backside.

"Appalled" - this means shocked; displeased.

"I was appalled that that child was allowed to play unsupervised; without being looked

"I think it is atrocious that you allow this sort of thing to happen on your crazy golf

"Careless", so we've got a compound, here.

The suffix "less" means there is no care.

So: "The careless attitudes of the staff resulted in equipment being left all over the place."

If I'm confused, I don't know what to do.

"I also found it confusing where the next hole was."

So, maybe we can think of Cruella de Vil in 101 Dalmatians.

"Cruel" is someone really nasty who has bad wishes for someone.

So: "Are you trying to be cruel by making me walk around and try to find the next hole?"

So, if something is damaged, it is broken.

So, "damaging" means something that has a bad effect on.

"It was damaging to my self-esteem-to my confidence-that I could not complete hole number four; it

There's something here that I can really say is bad.

It is deplorable that the information desk had no one standing there.

There was no one to answer my questions."

It's the first crazy golf course in the world to have an information desk.

So, "disastrous" - something really, really bad.

"It was disastrous that there were so many people there because I could not complete

So, maybe you can think of sort of "di"...

"Disgust" - it's not going down very well.

"I am disgusted that there was so much litter."

There was so much rubbish-so much trash, if you're from North America-all over the course.

So, "dread", a word I've covered in other videos, means sort of fear and worry.

So, full of dread, full of worry, but it actually means really bad again.

So: "It was dreadful that you allow seagulls to come in and eat everybody's food.

If someone's being a bit harsh to you, they're being unkind.

So: "I found it harsh that I was only allowed to play for 30 minutes.

"Heaven forbid!" - this is more of an exclamation.

"Heaven forbid I would have to pay twice to complete my game!"

So this is like putting an exclamation mark.

So, we can spot the word "consider" in there.

If I consider something, I think about it.

So, this prefix: "in" kind of means not; not thinking.

If you're inconsiderate, you don't really think about the effect you have on other people.

"I thought it was inconsiderate that you allowed in a group of 40 German tourists just before

I wanted to play, because I had to be behind them."

We love German tourists; they're actually wonderful, and I enjoy taking their photographs

"Insensitive" - that was a little insensitive, Benjamin.

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