ENG Flashcards

(17 cards)

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What does actually mean?
It means in fact / really. Example: “Actually, that’s not true.”

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How do you use in my opinion?
To give your personal view. “In my opinion, school should start later.”

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What does furthermore mean?
Means in addition / also. “Furthermore, it helps people learn faster.”

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What does on the other hand mean?
To show contrast. “On the other hand, it can be expensive.”

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What does in addition mean?
Another way to say also. “In addition, it creates new jobs.”

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What does significant mean?
Means important / meaningful. “This event was significant for history.”

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What does essential mean?
Means absolutely necessary. “Water is essential for life.”

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What is an advantage / disadvantage?
Advantage = good side, disadvantage = bad side. “An advantage is…, but a disadvantage is…”

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What does depends on mean?
Something that changes based on conditions. “It depends on how you use it.”

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What does from my perspective mean?
Means from my point of view. “From my perspective, it’s fair.”

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What does for instance mean?
Means for example. “For instance, we can save energy by walking.”

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What does compared to mean?
To show difference or similarity. “Compared to before, people read less.”

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What does therefore mean?
Means so / because of that. “He studied hard; therefore, he passed.”

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What does as a result mean?
Means consequently / because of that. “As a result, they succeeded.”

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What does to sum up mean?
Used to conclude. “To sum up, we must take responsibility.”

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How can you say you agree?
“I completely agree with you.” or “That’s true, I think so too.”

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How can you disagree politely?
“I see your point, but I think differently.” or “That’s interesting, but I’m not sure I agree.”