Speak English Right - 1:9:17

I'll teach you three more words today that have almost the same meanings. Most of the time, you can use any one of them. Let me give you a big secret to sounding more like a native English speaker. If you use two or More different words with almost the same meanings in a conversation, you'll sound much more like a native English speaker. So, I have you to learn different ways of expressing the same thing.

Words

Worried

Concerned

Bothering

Perfect Practice

I am worried about my exams.

I am concerned that I will not make a high score.

The exam has been bothering me for several weeks.

I am worried that we might not have enough money.

I am concerned that we will not have enough money.

The lack of money has been bothering me a lot.

I'm very concerned about my sick sister.

I'm extremely worried about my sick friend.

Knowing that my brother is sick has been bothering me a lot lately.

Learn these words and use them in a conversation. When you do, you'll sound more like a native English speaker.

That's all for today.

Goodbye for now.

I hope you have a wonderful day!