How to Describe Window Cleanliness

How do you describe a window’s cleanliness? This video teaches you useful English words for various levels of cleanliness. Whether you’re describing something as “filthy” or “spotless,” these words will help you communicate clearly and effectively.

Here’s what you’ll learn:
• Filthy: Extremely dirty, covered in grime or stains.
• Very Dirty: Almost as bad as filthy, but slightly less extreme.
• Dirty: Clearly unclean, needs attention.
• Somewhat Dirty: A little unclean, but not terrible.
• Clean: Free of noticeable dirt.
• Very Clean: Better than just clean, but not quite spotless.
• Spotless: Perfectly clean, no dirt or smudges.

Watch the video to see practical examples of these words in action and learn how to use them in your conversations. Practice describing cleanliness levels around you for fluency!