Vocabulary - aim, goal, objective, etc.

Aim = direction or intention e.g. The aim of the video game is to collect as many coins as you can.

Goal = the object of a specific ambition e.g. We need to set some goals if we want to make a profit.

Objective = the overall purpose of an action e.g. The objective is to get as many gold medals as possible.

Target = a specific aim e.g. Our target is to increase sales by half a million dollars.

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Vocabulary - large, big, great etc.

Large = refers to size, quantity and extent without saying anything about importance. e.g. We live in a large house in a large suburb as I earn a large salary.

Great = very large e.g. There has been a great change in the size of the population in that area.

Big = extensive in size and importance e.g. They are having a big wedding with high-profile guests.

Substantial/Considerable = extensive in size, amount, form or importance e.g. The company has given considerable thought to its marketing campaign.

Major = extensive in size or importance e.g. Building that highway is a major project and the government is investing heavily in it.

Enormous = huge e.g. The diamond on her wedding ring is enormous.

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