In today’s video we’ll continue to expand our vocabulary and learn a new English word – “ravenous.” The root of the word – “raven” comes from Latin “rapina,” which means “the act of robbery or plundering.” By the way, the English word “rape” also originates from this Latin word. And suffix “-ous” in English helps… [Read More]
Today’s video is a Q&A, and one of our subscribers, Navardo, is asking: “How do I write a thesis about this topic?” And here’s the topic: “Population density is a very broad concept and has other social and economic factors. Using case studies, discuss the statement in relation to and evaluation of the input… [Read More]
In today’s video we’ll continue to expand our vocabulary and learn a new English word – “stupendous.” The root of the word – “stupend” comes from Latin “stupere,” which means “to be struck senseless, to be stunned, astounded.” And suffix “ous” in English helps form an adjective and means “he who” or “that which.” And… [Read More]
In this video, you will learn how to improve your sentences and how to stop repeating yourself to death. Just remember, redundancy kills your style and your grade. Now, what is redundancy? Redundancy is simply repetition. It’s when you repeat stuff. In your writing, you can be redundant or repetitious on several levels: Essay… [Read More]
In today’s video we’ll continue to expand our vocabulary and learn a new English word – “fervent.” Let’s break it into parts and study the word’s origin. The root of the word – “ferv” comes from Latin “fervere,” which means “to boil, to glow.” And suffix “-ent” in English helps form an adjective and means… [Read More]
In earlier videos, I showed you how Robert Burton used the Power of Three and the Power of Dualities to structure this book. We also saw the marvelous opening paragraph (I’m going to include the links to all these videos below). Now in this video, we’ll explore three wonderful lead sentences. Here’s the first one…. [Read More]
In an earlier video, I showed you how Robert Burton used the Power of Three and the Power of Dualities to structure this book. It’s a pretty big book. We’re talking about 1,500 pages, a book in three volumes. That’s your Power of Three right there. And in this video, we’ll explore the opening paragraph… [Read More]
In this video, I’ll teach you how to talk about a book. Links: How to Write a Book Using the Power of Three College Writing 101: The Power of Dualities – a Great Way to Organize Ideas Now, you can discuss a book in an essay, in a paper, or just in a conversation. So… [Read More]
In today’s video we’ll continue to expand our vocabulary and learn a new English word – “magnificent.” Let’s break it into parts and study the word’s origin. The root of the word – “fic” comes from Latin “facere,” which means “to do, to make.” Prefix “magni-” comes from the Latin word “magnus” and means “great.”… [Read More]
In this video, I want to show you how to write an essay about a book. About a book of fiction – pretty much any novel. So the easiest way, of course, is to use the Power of Three. First, we want to ask, what are the elements of any book, because we want… [Read More]
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