English basic vocabular 2
Standard english vocabular for beginners and lower intermediate
Standard english vocabular for beginners and lower intermediate
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Flashcards
numerical - (The computer took 20 minutes to break the numerical code.)
patient - (The doctor will speak to all his patients when he does his rounds.)
politics - (UK journalists appear to have a good understanding of politics in China.)
possess - (Different workers possess different skills.)
post - (I applied for the post and was asked to attend an interview.)
poverty - (Millions of elderly people live in poverty.)
present - (He was presented with a bottle of champagne.)
presentation - (Her oral presentation was concise and to the point.)
profit - (Our daily profit is usually around $500.)
provide - (Tea and biscuits will be provided.)
psychometric - (All the applicants had to take psychometric tests.)
public sector - (The public sector in England spends £2 billion on food and catering services.)
putting on - (Some rock musicians are putting on a concert for charity.)
qualified - (Dawn is well qualified for her new role.)
raise - (The class raised £240 for charity.)
range - (The show had a massive audience, ranging from children to grandparents.)
range - (The company offers a range of services.)
reasoning - (What is the reasoning behind this decision?)
recognition - (Don's recognition of the importance of Suzy in his life came late in the day.)
recruitment - (Recruitment for new staff will start in January.)
reference - (I asked my manager for a letter of reference.)
relatively - (The system is relatively easy to use.)
reliable - (He's a very reliable person, and always gets the job done.)
representative - (The workers were accompanied by a union representative.)
require - (Campbell's broken leg will probably require surgery.)
resort - (Aspen is a ski resort in Colorado.)
respectful - (They listened in respectful silence.)
retail - (Ned had 20 years' experience in the retail business.)
run - (Marcus is still running his business single-handed.)
salary - (The average salary is $39,000 a year.)
satisfaction - (She got great satisfaction from helping people to learn.)
self-made - (Bill Gates, the founder of Microsoft, is a self-made billionaire.)
self-motivated - (Applicants should be fully-qualified, good with people, and self-motivated.)
set up - (I'm responsible for developing new sales opportunities and setting up meetings for the Sales Director.)
show off - (He always shows off on the tennis court.)
six-figure - (Julie works in the city and earns a six-figure salary.)
smoothly - (Traffic flowed smoothly.)
spatial - (Jack's daughter has trouble with her spatial awareness.)
specialist - (What we need is an attorney who is a specialist in banking law.)
sponsor - (I sponsored Jim on his charity run.)
