Say it Right in English
Using "Vocabulary" Correctly
Learn how to use “vocabulary” correctly in English with this simple and practical ESL lesson!
This video explains a common mistake many learners make—using “vocabularies”—and shows you the correct forms: “vocabulary” and “vocabulary words.”
Discover why “vocabulary” is an uncountable noun used to describe a general set of words (e.g., “English vocabulary is not difficult”), and when to use “vocabulary words” to talk about specific words (e.g., “I learned five new vocabulary words today”).
This lesson is perfect for improving your English grammar, vocabulary usage, and speaking accuracy, helping you avoid common mistakes and sound more natural.
👉 Topics covered: Vocabulary vs. vocabularies (uncountable nouns) When to use “vocabulary” vs. “vocabulary words” Common ESL mistakes and corrections Building natural English expressions Ideal for beginner and intermediate English learners who want to communicate clearly and confidently.
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