Vocabulary

To take up  ➡ to begin doing on a regular basis To hold up  ➡ to wait or delay To bring up  ➡ to mention, to raise children To turn into  ➡ to change into To break off  ➡ to end abruptly To put off  ➡ to delay, to postpone …

Considerably  ➡ significantly Constantly  ➡ regularly Currently  ➡ at this moment Directly  ➡ in a direct manner Effectively  ➡ in an effective manner Entirely  ➡ completely Equally  ➡ in an equal manner Especially  ➡ particularly Essentially  ➡ absolutely Exactly  ➡ accurately

Ancient  ➡ old, belonging to former times Annual  ➡ happening once every year Anxious  ➡ worried Apparent  ➡ plain, certain Appropriate  ➡ proper, suitable Attractive  ➡ charming Available  ➡ obtainable Average  ➡ approximate Aware  ➡ conscious Bad  ➡ wicked, evil

To act  ➡ to perform theatrical role, to have an effect To adapt  ➡ to change oneself so as to be adapted To add  ➡ to make an addition To adjust  ➡ to modify To admire  ➡ to be impressed by someone To admit  ➡ to give warrant or allowance …

Advertising  ➡ communication whose purpose is to inform potential customers about products and services Advice  ➡ suggestion Affair  ➡ a business, matter, event Age  ➡ era, formal use of word age Agency  ➡ the place of business of an agent Agent  ➡ an individual whose job is to represent an …

                               PHRASAL VERBS To keep on > to continue doing sth. To account for > to explain or give a reason for sth. To get rid of > to be/ become free of sb./sth. or to remove sb./sth. To …

                                                         ADVERBS Initially >  at the beginning, at first Absolutely > completely, totally Almost > not quite, very nearly Apparently > according to what people say ( but perhaps not true) Briefly > for a short time, quickly Carefully > in a careful manner Certainly > without doubt, definitely Clearly …

                              ADJECTIVES Wealthy > having a lot of money , etc; rich Poor > having very little money and a very low standard of living Absolute > complete, total Acceptable > allowed, often by people in …

                                            VERBS To surpass > to do sth. better than sb./sth. else or better than expected To affect > to influence or cause sb./sth. to change in a particular …

                                                            NOUNS Affection > a feeling of loving or liking sb./sth. Ability > the mental pr physical power or skill that makes it possible to do sth. Access > a way of entering or reaching a place Account > the arrangement by which a bank looks after your money for …