Opposite Words Practice in English

Opposite words, also called antonyms, are an important part of learning English vocabulary. Knowing opposites not only doubles your word knowledge but also helps you describe situations more clearly and naturally. For example, if you know the word light, learning its opposite heavy gives you more flexibility when speaking.

In this lesson, you will practice common opposites such as clean and dirty, sweet and sour, rare and common, as well as tough and gentle. These are everyday words that appear frequently in conversations, reading, and even in movies. Mastering them will boost your confidence when speaking English.

The best way to remember opposites is through active practice. Watch the video, listen carefully, and repeat the pairs of words out loud. Then, challenge yourself by making your own sentences with each pair. For example, “My bag is heavy, but yours is light,” or “The kitchen is dirty, but I cleaned my room.”

By training with opposite words, you’ll build stronger vocabulary connections in your mind, making English easier to recall in real conversations. Keep practicing regularly and you’ll quickly notice improvements in your fluency and accuracy.