How to Set English Learning Goals CORRECTLY: The Guide to Not Giving Up

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This video is your roadmap to achieving your dreams! In it, you can learn how to set specific English language goals that align with your professional aspirations.

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Here is a list of advanced vocabulary words, phrasal verbs, and idioms used in this video

Vocabulary List
1. Aspiration: a strong desire or ambition

2. Overwhelmed: feeling buried or defeated by something

3. Burnt out: exhausted from overworking or stress

4. Plateau: a period of little or no progress

5. Vital: absolutely necessary

6. Component: a part of something larger

7. Establish: to create or set something up

8. Attainable: able to be achieved

9. Aspire: to have a strong desire or ambition

10. Corporate ladder: a hierarchy within a company

11. Manageable: able to be controlled or dealt with

12. Vast: extremely large in amount or quantity

13. Terminology: special words or phrases used in a particular field

14. Milestones: important stages in a process

15. Crucial: extremely important

16. Monotonous: dull, tedious, and repetitive

17. Vivid: producing clear, strong images in the mind

18. Accomplishment: something achieved successfully

19. Unstoppable: impossible to stop or prevent

20. Momentum: the force or speed with which something moves

Idioms
1. Break free from: escape from a difficult situation

2. Dive deeper: explore something in more detail

Phrasal Verbs
1. Dive deeper: explore something in more detail


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