words that are suffixed with some. Now I always suggest my students that you should always

try to enhance your vocabulary by learning English words that are suffixed with different

letters. In today's lesson we are specifically going to look at words that are suffixed with

“some”. How to use them in your conversation? What exactly do they mean? Well let's have

a look… We'll start with the first one which is “burdensome”, yes something that causes

a lot of difficulty, okay? Which is really inconvenient, you're having a lot of trouble

to do something, well that's burdensome, okay? For example, probably it's your job, these

days your job has become very stressful for you. You're having a lot of trouble in performing

your tasks, so you can say that “these days my job has become absolutely burdensome”,

okay? That's how you would use this word in English, something that causes difficulty.

Moving on to the next English word that is suffixed with some is, “irksome”. Well

you know sometimes there are things or there are people who are so irritating and so annoying,

like at times their actions… just want you to pull your hair out. Yes, that happens to

you right? It happens to me very often so I end up using the word, ‘irksome’. Like

“I do not like to hang out with some friends of mine because their actions are absolutely

irksome”, okay so probably they behave in a very annoying in a very irritating manner,

so use the word irksome. Let's move on to another word here which is, “lonesome”.

Now lonesome can be used in two different ways, the first one is when you feel very

lonely because you are away from your loved ones. Yes there are times when you have no

people around you, it's just yourself and you are so lonely, so that feeling of being

lonely, that's lonesome. Another way of using this word is when you are talking about a

remote place. You know there are certain areas or localities where not many people live and

it just seems to be so remote, so to talk about a remote place you can use the word

lonesome, okay? So the first meaning is when you are away from your loved ones

and the second way is when you are talking about a remote place, okay? So if you have

to use this in your conversation how would you do that? Well when you're away from your

loved ones this is how you can use, “well I can't live in this house anymore because

it's just so lonesome” Like my family is in the US and it's absolutely lonesome, okay?

The other way of using this word is “I am not visiting your house, you live in such

a lonesome place”, or lonesome locality, okay? So probably it's just too dark there,

there are not people around and it's kind of scary, right? Moving on to the next word

suffixed with some is, “toothsome”. Okay probably you are invited for a nice dinner,

yes and the food that has been served to you is absolutely delicious, you totally love

it, now when you are appreciating the food that you eat, there are various adjectives

that we tend to use, like the food is absolutely scrumptious, it's delicious, the chicken is

awesome… well here's another adjective that you can use or enhance your vocabulary in

appreciating food, that's toothsome. So you use the word to talk about delicious food.

Moving on to the next one which is, “threesome”. Well threesome is also used in two different

ways, the first one is when a group of three people are engaged in the same activity. So

probably there's a presentation that you have to present next week and there are three people

who are working on the same presentation, so you're gonna say, “well it's a threesome

presentation”, okay so you need to showcase so you need to present this presentation together

and you let three people working on it, so you can use the word threesome. Now another

way of using this is when you are talking about your sexual fantasy, so when three people

are engaged in a sexual activity at the very same time, it means that they are having a

threesome, right? So two ways the first one is group of three people

working on the same task and the second one is when you're talking about a sexual activity

that involves three people, okay? Moving on to the next word that you can use which is

suffixed with some is, “loathsome”. Now loathsome is used when you are talking about

something that is absolutely gross, something that is disgusting. There are certain people

who are absolutely disgusting, there are certain things that are gross, so a great word to

use in English is loathsome. Like “I'm not visiting that place again because it was so

unhygienic and so loathsome”, okay that's how you can use the word. So when you're talking

about something which is really disgusting or gross, okay? Moving on to the word “blithesome”.

You know there are times when you are just so happy, very thrilled about something. There

are times when you have no worries, no stress, no burden… you're absolutely carefree, you

use the word blithesome. Well “I feel so blithesome this morning.” So which means

that I have no worries, no anxiety, no burden, no stress… I feel happy. So rather than

just using the word I feel happy, I prefer to use the word blithesome. “I feel so blithesome

this morning”, right? So the next time you are extremely happy use this word. And then

the last word that I have for you suffixed with some is, “winsome”. Well winsome

doesn't really mean that you win something, well winsome means when you find someone very

attractive, in a very innocent manner. So it's like a childlike charm. Like “my friend

has a winsome smile”, so you know there’s this is innocence in her smile. She just seems

to be so attractive, her smile is absolutely beautiful in a very innocent manner, her smile

has that childlike charm. So if you know someone who seems to be very attractive, very pretty

but in a very innocent manner, you can use the word winsome, okay? So these are the eight

words in English that would help you to enhance your vocabulary, they are suffixed with “some”,

so it gives you a new word all together with a new meaning so start using them and I'll

be back with a new lesson soon till then, you take care.