English Adjectives: Tiny, Huge, Costly & More

Want to sound more natural and fluent in English? Start by upgrading your adjectives! In this short video lesson, you’ll learn six stronger, more precise words to describe size, price, weight, and rarity.

Instead of saying very small, try tiny.
Replace very big with huge.
Say costly instead of very expensive.
Use affordable for very cheap.
Try massive for very heavy.
And instead of very rare, say scarce.

These words are commonly used by native speakers and make your English sound clearer and more expressive. The video uses simple examples and fun acting to help you remember each word easily.

Whether you’re writing, speaking, or preparing for an English exam, having a wider range of adjectives helps you communicate with more precision and style.

Practice saying each word out loud and think of examples from your own life. What’s something tiny in your room? What’s a costly item you’ve seen recently?

Watch the video and upgrade your vocabulary today!