Example sentences from the web:
- Attendance is compulsory for all members.
- Spraying against rust is compulsory and employed as preventive measure.
- Compulsory education refers to a period of education that is required of persons, imposed by law.
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Quiz – Weather vocabulary
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“Dependable” – What does it mean?
Example sentences from the web:
- Bobby is a dependable dog, always by my side.
- He is loyal and dependable and valued by all his co-workers.
- The pigeon’s name is Sofia, and she’s a friendly and dependable creature.
Geography – Visual vocabulary
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How to express emotions/feelings in English – (for beginner and intermediate English students)
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Quiz on vocabulary – for advanced English learners
Fill in the gaps in the sentences. Use a dictionary if necessary.
McCarthy, M., O’Dell, F. (2006), English Vocabulary in Use, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, p. 139.
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Word of mouth – What does it mean?
Example sentences from the web:
- The news of their affair was spread by word of mouth.
- Word of mouth is the best advertisement.
- I get paid to create word of mouth about cool new products.
Words you may not know:
AFFAIR => an intense amorous relationship, usually of short duration.
TO SPREAD => to tell information to a lot of people.
“To opt out” – What does it mean?
Example sentences from the web:
- Passengers shall be entitled to opt out from a security scanner.
- Like every other country, since the Treaty of Amsterdam Denmark is entitled to opt out of any matters relating to military initiatives.
- Jane decided to opt out of the project.
- Just, from now on, if we make any changes, we have to let people opt in rather than forcing them to opt out.
Words you may not know:
CHAPERONING => to attend or acting as a chaperon.
CHAPERON => any adult present in order to maintain order or propriety at an activity of young people, as at a school dance.
TO ENTITLE => to give a right to (someone).
Test – English Vocabulary in Use (Advanced)
McCarthy, M., O’Dell, F. (2006), English Vocabulary in Use, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, p. 31.
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