Emotional Mastery 2 Vocabulary Text The Effortless English Club Automatic English For The People

<p>&nbsp;The Effortless English Club Automatic English For The People</p> <p>Emotional Mastery 2 Vocabulary Text</p> <p>Hello. Welcome to the vocabulary lesson for "Emotional Mastery 2." Let's get started.</p> <p>Now are you smiling? Is your posture strong? Are your shoulders back? Is your head</p> <p>up? Are you moving? You should be. Get in a strong peak emotional state right now</p> <p>before we begin. Okay, let's start.</p> <p>Acquisition, the word acquisition. I talk about language acquisition. Acquisition means</p> <p>to get something and keep it. So to get and keep. So language acquisition means you</p> <p>get language, in other words you learn it. You get it and you keep it. So the idea is that</p> <p>you don't lose it. And sometimes, some teachers talk about language learning and</p> <p>language acquisition. And the idea is that learning is more temporary, for example, in</p> <p>school for a test you learn English, you take the test then you forget it. That's language</p> <p>learning. Language acquisition means you get the English, you keep it, you never</p> <p>forget it. So acquisition, to get and keep something.</p> <p>Another word we use in this lesson is anxiety. Anxiety. Anxiety is nervousness or a</p> <p>feeling of stress. So anxiety, a feeling of nervousness or a feeling of stress. Anxiety, it's</p> <p>the feeling, it's a noun. Now the adjective is anxious. So you might say "I am anxious"</p> <p>or "I feel anxious." It means I feel worried, I feel nervous, I feel stressed. I feel anxious.</p> <p>So anxiety is the noun, anxious the adjective.</p> <p>Our next word, vividly. I say imagine your future vividly. Imagine your goal vividly.</p> <p>Vividly means clearly, colorfully. It has this idea of very powerfully, right? You can</p> <p>imagine your future. Let's say, imagine yourself speaking English very well. Maybe the</p> <p>picture is kind of small and dark, not clear. But if I say imagine your future vividly, you</p> <p>see yourself speaking English but it's a big, clear, colorful picture. So viv