English basic vocabular 1
Standard english vocabular for beginners and lower intermediate
Standard english vocabular for beginners and lower intermediate
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business-related services - (Business-related services constitute the largest sector of the EU market economy.)
candidate - (Obama put himself forward as a presidential candidate.)
carpenter - (Norm's a good carpenter – he made a rocking-horse for his granddaughter.)
case - (The latest murder case was on the news last night.)
client - (The sales director is in a meeting with an important client.)
construction - (The construction of a new airport has just been completed.)
contestant - (Most of the contestants failed the test.)
counsellor - (Have you thought of seeing a counsellor?)
courageous - (He was wrong, and courageous enough to admit it.)
court - (A crowd of reporters had gathered outside the court.)
currently - (The brochure shows the products that are currently available.)
curriculum vitae - (Has he enclosed his curriculum vitae with the letter of application?)
customer - (We aim to offer good value and service to all our customers.)
decisive - (Women can play a decisive role in the debate over cloning.)
deserve - (Zack deserved the promotion – it was long overdue.)
determination - (Yuri shows great determination to learn English.)
determined - (Gwen is a very determined woman.)
eager - (I was eager to get back to work as soon as possible.)
economist - (One of the government's economists will advise the bank.)
effective - (The cheaper drugs are just as effective in treating arthritis.)
enclose - (Please enclose a cheque with your order.)
energy - (Helping people takes time and energy.)
ensure - (The Secret Service is responsible for ensuring the safety of the President of the United States.)
enthusiasm - (Gillian and Darren greeted the speakers with great enthusiasm.)
entrepreneur - (Jack's a ruthless entrepreneur who made his first million when he was 15 years old.)
episode - (She watches every episode of 'Friends'.)
escort - (some tour companies offer escorts to people doing walking tours.)
eventually - (He eventually escaped and made his way back to England.)
export - (She make clothes to order, and exports to over 30 countries.)
finance - (Sheena's taking a course in business finance.)
financial - (Exchanging goods for money is the most common type of financial transaction.)
fire - (The manager fired him for ignoring his boss's orders.)
flexibility - (Employees expect flexibility in the workplace.)
florist - (Ring the florist and order some flowers for the wedding.)
fluently - (He spoke French fluently.)
front desk - (We paid the bill at the front desk before leaving the hotel.)
GCSE - (Adam took his GCSEs last year.)
graduate - (She graduated from university with first-class honours.)
have something to do with - (I'm sure his attitude has something to do with her leaving!)
hire - (Jenny hired a cleaner to come in twice a week.)
