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speech
a bit phrase A2 a small amount
a little phrase B2 slightly
a lot phrase A1 very much or very often
a shorter form of a word or phrase, especially
abbreviation noun
used in writing
the skill or qualities that you need to do
ability noun B1
something
close to a particular number or time, although
about adverb A1
not exactly that number or time
about preposition A1 relating to a particular subject
If you are about to do something, you are going
about to phrases B2
to do it very soon.
absolute adjective B2 complete or very great
absolutely adverb B1 completely
actually adverb A2 used when you are saying what is true a situation
used when you are disagreeing with someone or
actually adverb B2
saying no to them
ad noun B1 an advertisement
liking something very much and doing or having
addicted adjective B2
it too often
If something is addictive, it makes you want
addictive adjective C1
more of it so that you become addicted.
the period of time in someone's life between
adolescence noun
being a child and an adult
adore verb to like or love something or someone very much
advert noun B1 an advertisement
to put information in a newspaper or on the
advertise verb B1 Internet, asking for someone or something that
you need
to influence someone or something, or cause
affect verb B2
them to change
afford verb B1 to have enough money to buy something
used to politely introduce bad news or disagree
afraid adjective A2
with someone
after conjunction B1 at a later time than something else happens
dry cleaner's noun a shop where clothes are cleaned with chemicals
finally adverb B1 used before you say the last point or idea
lonely adjective B1 unhappy because you are not with other people
not only ... but used to say that one thing is true and another
phrase B2
also thing is true too, especially a surprising thing
of course phrase A1 used to show that what you are saying is obvious
order (noun) noun B2 when everything is tidy and in its correct place
order verb A2 to ask for food, goods, etc.
existing since the beginning, or being the earliest
original adjective B1
form of something
put (sth) out phrasal verb B1 to make something that is burning stop burning
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accident-prone Unit 04