Key points covered in this episode

1. Jeremy introduces a bad study habit, which is studying long lists of words. 
2. Studying long lists of words is difficult and ineffective because you can’t use the words when you need them in real life
3. Memorizing words and their meanings doesn’t give you context for how the word is used by native speakers in real life
4. Knowing when to use a word is more important that knowing what it means. 
5. Cramming long lists of words can be helpful if you are going to take a test, but for serious language learners, it is not advisable.

Key Expressions

1. I assure you: what I am saying I believe is the truth
2. I am/was definitely guilty of ___action____ : Other people have done __action_____ and I have also done ___action____
3. That’s all I have: this is the end of what I have prepared to say to you
4. In other words: I am going to say what I just said in a different way and simplify it

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