lesson for "Repetition." Again, pretty easy today. Let's talk about the vocabulary.

<p><br></p> <p>Repetition Vocabulary Text</p> <p>Hello, this is AJ Hoge again. And this is the vocabulary lesson for "Repetition." Again,</p> <p>pretty easy today. Let's talk about the vocabulary.</p> <p>First, let's use that word distinction. I talked about it a lot in the main story so let's just</p> <p>repeat it again, review it again, one more time. And again a distinction is an important</p> <p>difference. It often has the idea of a small difference, not always but often. But it's a</p> <p>difference, a distinction, something that makes two things different, so a small</p> <p>difference, an important difference, a distinction.</p> <p>Right, next is the word vital. Vital means very, very important. Repetition is vital.</p> <p>Repetition is vital for mastery. It's very, very important for mastery. So again, vital, vital</p> <p>means very important, even necessary. Vital is something that is very important and</p> <p>necessary, so vital.</p> <p>Next is the word intensity. I used it a lot, intensity. Intensity again means power. It</p> <p>really has the idea of concentrated power, so doing something with a lot of focus,</p> <p>concentration, a lot in a small time. So repetition with intensity means a lot of energy,</p> <p>concentrated energy is what we're talking about in this lesson. When I say you need to</p> <p>have repetition with intensity, you need to have repetition with concentrated energy,</p> <p>concentrated power, emotional power. That's what we're talking about with intensity.</p> <p>It's kind of the opposite of laziness.</p> <p>The next word is imitate. I told you to imitate me, imitate my speaking. And as I said in</p> <p>the main story, imitate means copy. It's a verb, to imitate, to copy. But really imitate is a</p> <p>bit stronger. To imitate means to copy very closely, exactly. And we usually use it when</p> <p>we're talking about people. So, for example, you can copy a piece of paper, you can</p> <p>copy a paper. But you can't imitate a paper. We usually imitate people, something</p> <p>that's