Название | English vocabulary in context |
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Автор произведения | Asya Gann |
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Год выпуска | 0 |
isbn | 9785006042063 |
4. Excellent teaching material can motivate students and give them an incentive to continue working hard.
5. Greg’s internship lasted for one year, providing him with additional experience for a business graduate.
6. We can solve this problem if we set our minds to it.
7. George belied everything that Roger proposed during the project meeting.
8. In hindsight, Jack regrets not having accepted the position; it would probably have been the best thing to do.
9. Many duties require workers to think abstractly as opposed to literally.
10. Martin recounted in detail all the things he did on his one-year training course.
11. Matt manages the front desk; beyond that, he also trains new inductees.
12. Mr Jones managed to instil 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 daunting at first but she soon got over her nerves.
14. Sarah’s friends all helped her in her endeavour to collect donations for charity.
15. The director applauded Brenda’s impressive ideas and approved of her proposals.
16. The importance of effective collaboration among employees cannot be overstated.
17. The problem with the project is in danger of spiralling out of control.
18. The training course proved to be the stepping stone which helped James to find a job.
19. The unfortunate incident in the office may have tainted Samantha’s reputation.
20. People tend to make assumptions about you when you have a disability.
Unit 22
1. Read the text and try to figure out the meaning of the highlighted words.
When planning a trip, there are many factors to consider. One important factor is the destination itself. Do you want to go somewhere scenic and picturesque, or do you prefer a bustling city?
Another factor to consider is the resources available to you. Do you have the financial resources to travel abroad, or will you need to stay closer to home? If you’re considering a transatlantic trip, it’s important to adjust your expectations accordingly. The culture and customs may be vastly different from what you’re used to. It’s important to be amiable and empathetic towards those you meet on your travels.
Co-ordination is key when planning any trip. Make sure to co-ordinate with your travel companions so that everyone is on the same page. This can help avoid any impulsive decisions that may exacerbate tensions during the trip.
When evaluating potential destinations, it’s important to be fact-orientated. Look up reviews and gather information about the location before making a decision. This can help you make a decisive choice that you’ll be happy with. Once you’ve decided on a destination, it’s time to plan your itinerary.
A methodical approach can help ensure that you make the most of your trip. However, it’s also important to leave room for spontaneity and exploration. Finally, remember to release any stress or worries you may have about the trip. Take a deep breath and enjoy the experience. Whether it’s an expansion of your horizons or simply a chance to relax and unwind, travel can be a wonderful opportunity to get a sense of adventure and satisfy your curiosity.
2. Match the words with the definitions.
3. Complete the sentences with the words from the previous exercise.
1. Transatlantic flights between America and Europe are now quicker than ever; it only takes _____________________ to fly from New York to London.
2. The _____________________ of tourism in the area led to more land being developed into holiday resorts.
3. The Maldives are full of gorgeous beaches that are very _____________________!
4. The influx of tourists during holiday season puts added pressure on the town and _____________________ the problems of congestion usually faced by local residents.
5. The factory’s waste pipes _____________________ industrial chemicals into rivers and waterways.
6. Before we start the project, we need to have a meeting to make sure we are _____________________ about the goals and objectives.
7. The beach on the tropical island is very _____________________; the white sand and crystal clear waters are breathtaking!
8. _____________________, such as fresh drinking water, are very important for a country and its people; without them, no one can survive.
9. John’s research was _____________________ and was mainly based on real information.
10. Jack is very organised and has a _____________________ approach for checking every detail in his work.
11. My _____________________ includes visits to all the major museums in Paris and Berlin.
12. Eric is certainly _____________________ and believes he can order his employees around.
13. Don managed to _____________________ all the members of the group and set them their tasks.
14. Denise is so _____________________ at work; she never hesitates, and she’s very confident in her choices.
15. Bob _____________________ his writing style by making his vocabulary slightly more diverse.
16. Being _____________________ and compassionate, Jake is highly appreciated by all of his colleagues.
17. Being such an _____________________ communicator, Bob is good at clearly showing how he feels.
18. Being rash and _____________________, Scott regrets not having previously considered the effects of his actions.
19. Aunt Jenny is so _____________________ that all the family enjoys spending time with her.
20. Analytical thinkers often have excellent _____________________ skills as they assess situations carefully.
Key
Match the words with the definitions.
Complete the sentences with the words from the previous exercise.
1. Transatlantic flights between America and Europe are now quicker than ever; it only takes seven hours to fly from New York to London.
2. The expansion of tourism in the area led to more land being developed into holiday resorts.
3. The Maldives are full of gorgeous beaches that are very scenic!
4. The influx of tourists during holiday season puts added pressure on the town, and exacerbates the problems of congestion usually faced by local residents.
5. The factory’s waste pipes release industrial chemicals into rivers and waterways.
6.