Every week I post an advanced English lesson on this page. These lessons are intended to be very difficult and challenging. Even the most advanced English as Second Language (ESL) students may find these lessons difficult.

This week's lesson focuses on four nouns. Two of them deal with official titles for people while the other two describe people's abilities. This should be a fun lesson, and you will even take on the role as a Police Officer! I will give you one hint; mediocrity does not mean something that is average. Many native speakers use the work incorrectly and use mediocrity to describe something that is average; this is not the correct meaning of the word!

This week English lesson was designed to be fun. You may get a chuckle from some of the dialog in this lesson. There is even a mystery voice included in the dialog! However, as usual the lesson will be difficult. It focuses on words that are often used to disapprove of something or somebody.

This week we only look at two words. However, the lesson contains some very long dialogs for you to figure out. It is worth to note that native English speakers sometimes misuse both of the words featured in this week's lesson.