Unit 2.part 4 Flashcards

(21 cards)

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(adverb) – not long ago; a short time ago.

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Recently. I recently started learning how to play the guitar.

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(verb) – to say something aloud from memory, such as a poem, speech, or passage.

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Recite. She recited a poem in front of the class.

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(adverb) – in a voice that can be heard; not silently.

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Aloud. He read the book aloud to his little brother.

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(noun) – a sound or video that has been saved so it can be played again.

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Recording. I listened to a recording of the lecture to review the lesson.

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(adjective) – far away in distance or time; not near.

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Remote. They live in a remote village in the mountains.

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(noun) – the opinion that people have about someone or something.

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Reputation. The restaurant has a good reputation for its delicious food.

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(phrasal verb) – to arrive somewhere, often unexpectedly or casually.

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Rock up. He just rocked up at the party without telling anyone.

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(verb) – to start living in a place permanently or for a long time; to make a place your home.

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Settle. They decided to settle in the city after finishing their studies.

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(noun) – a small dish of food served with the main meal.

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Side dish. Rice is a common side dish in many Asian meals.

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(adverb) – without making any sound.

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Silently. She entered the room silently so she wouldn’t wake anyone.

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(verb) – to make something easier to understand or do.

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Simplify. The teacher tried to simplify the lesson for the students.

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(adjective) – when all the items or tickets are bought and none are left.

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Sold out. The concert tickets were sold out within an hour.

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(adjective) – relating to a type of comedy where a performer talks directly to an audience.

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Stand-up. He watched a stand-up comedy show last night.

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(noun) – a period of time spent doing a particular job or activity.

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Stint. She did a short stint as a teacher before becoming a writer.

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(noun) – the loud noise in the sky during a storm, usually after lightning.

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Thunder. We stayed inside because the thunder was very loud.

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(noun) – a small sign, mark, or amount of something that shows it existed or happened.

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Trace. The footprints were the only trace of the animal in the forest.

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(adjective) – able to speak three languages fluently.

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Trilingual. She is trilingual in English, French, and Spanish.

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(noun) – the act of making something neat or of the correct size by cutting.

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Trim. The tailor did a quick trim on the suit before the customer picked it up.

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(adjective) – needing immediate attention or action.

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Urgent. She received an urgent message from her boss.

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(adjective) – having received a good education and knowledge in many subjects.

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Well-educated. He is a well-educated man who studied at several universities.

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(adjective) – tidy, clean, and well-organized.

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Neat. Her desk is always neat and organized.