English vocabulary in context. Asya Gann

The tech support representative_____________________ me through the process of resetting my password.

      20. The_____________________ benefits of exercise include increased energy levels and improved cardiovascular health.

      Key

      Match the words with the definitions.

      Complete the sentences with the words from the previous exercise.

      1. The Grand Canyon offers a range of breathtaking views for visitors to admire.

      2. The topics we cover in class range from history to science to literature.

      3. My relationship with my sister has improved since we started communication therapy together.

      4. I reside in a small town on the outskirts of Chicago.

      5. When backpacking through the mountains, it’s necessary to rough it and live off the land.

      6. He scarcely spoke a word during the entire meeting.

      7. The hotel amenities included a luxurious spa, a fitness center, and a rooftop pool.

      8. The bread was stale, so I didn’t enjoy my sandwich.

      9. It’s often necessary to make sacrifices in order to achieve one’s goals.

      10. When traveling alone in a foreign country, it’s important to keep your wits about you and stay alert.

      11. A quality pair of boots can last a lifetime if cared for properly.

      12. After moving away for college, Jane experienced homesickness for the first time.

      13. When faced with adversity, some people are able to come out stronger than before.

      14. After dinner, we decided to take a stroll along the beach and watch the sunset.

      15. Many people struggle with public speaking, even seasoned professionals.

      16. Despite his best efforts, he eventually succumbed to fatigue and fell asleep.

      17. She superficially skimmed the article without truly understanding its content.

      18. When dealing with a difficult client, it’s important to approach the situation tactfully.

      19. The tech support representative talked me through the process of resetting my password.

      20. The tangible benefits of exercise include increased energy levels and improved cardiovascular health.

      Unit 21

      1. Read the text and try to figure out the meaning of the highlighted words.

      In today’s world, having credentials is important for getting a job. However, getting those credentials can be a daunting task. It requires hard work and dedication. Sometimes, it may seem like your efforts are spiraling out of control and you may feel discouraged by the challenges. But in hindsight, all of the effort will be worth it.

      When it comes to getting credentials. the first thing that you should consider is taking an aptitude test. It’s designed to help you determine your strengths and weaknesses. This can prevent you from going down the wrong path. It’s important to remember that assumptions about our capabilities can sometimes belie the true nature of our potential. With perseverance and hard work, we can achieve more than we ever thought possible. Beyond that, it’s important to believe in yourself and not let others taint your dreams. Applaud yourself for your accomplishments, even if they seem small.

      To gain experience and build your credentials, you may apply for an internship. An internship can serve as a stepping stone towards your career goals. It provides an incentive for you to work harder and instills valuable skills that you can recount in future job interviews. Your employer can vouch for your work ethic and provide a positive recommendation.

      Remember, every endeavour requires effort and dedication. Don’t overstate your abilities, but also don’t underestimate them. With hard work and perseverance, you can achieve anything you set your mind to.

      2. Match the words with the definitions.

      3. Complete the sentences with the words from the previous exercise.

      1. John got the job because of his excellent _____________________; he is highly qualified.

      2. Andrew had to do an _____________________ in order that his employer would be able to check his skills and abilities.

      3. Don’s supervisor _____________________ for his positive attitude and confirmed his collaboration skills.

      4. Excellent teaching material can motivate students and give them an _____________________ to continue working hard.

      5. Greg’s _____________________ lasted for one year, providing him with additional experience for a business graduate.

      6. We can solve this problem if we _____________________ to it.

      7. George _____________________ everything that Roger proposed during the project meeting.

      8. _____________________, Jack regrets not having accepted the position; it would probably have been the best thing to do.

      9. Many duties require workers to think _____________________ as opposed to literally.

      10. Martin _____________________ in detail all the things he did on his one-year training course.

      11. Matt manages the front desk; _____________________, he also trains new inductees.

      12. Mr Jones managed to _____________________ a sense of responsibility in his students by showing them how to take charge of their studies.

      13. Participating in the training programme was a little _____________________ at first but she soon got over her nerves.

      14. Sarah’s friends all helped her in her _____________________ to collect donations for charity.

      15. The director _____________________ Brenda’s impressive ideas and approved of her proposals.

      16. The importance of effective collaboration among employees cannot be _____________________.

      17. The problem with the project is in danger of _____________________.

      18. The training course proved to be the _____________________ which helped James to find a job.

      19. The unfortunate incident in the office may have _____________________ Samantha’s reputation.

      20. People tend to make _____________________ about you when you have a disability.

      Key

      Match the words with the definitions.

      Complete the sentences with the words from the previous exercise.

      1. John got the job because of his excellent credentials; he is highly qualified.

      2. Andrew had to do an aptitude