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Froggy Jumps B2.1 intensive program page 12Online version Choose the right option according to the definition or example by Nicolás Hernández 1 To briefly state the main points or give a short conclusion a To sum up b To clarify c Secondly 2 Explaining something in an easy and straightforward way. a Simply put b in other words c first of all 3 It is used to express the main idea in just a few words. a In short b To put it in another way c First of all 4 not right for someone or something, usually in character a Unsuited b suitable c appropriate 5 In danger of disappearing or being damaged. a Threatened b Taken care of c Released 6 The income that a government or company receives regularly a Revenue b Salary c Wages 7 to talk about two things that are both not true or not happening. a Neither...nor b Not only...but also c None 8 not any or zero of a group of things or people. It is used to indicate the complete absence of something. a None b neither....nor c both 9 two people or things together or equally true for two options a Both b Not only... but also c either...or 10 A space that is surrounded by walls, fences, or barriers. a Enclosure b Zoo c Farm 11 To show how one thing changes in relation to another a The more zoos focus on conservation, the safer endangered animals become. b Conservation-focused zoos are as important as wildlife reserves. c Modern zoos are more focused on animal conservation than older zoos. 12 To show that something is continuously increasing or decreasing over time. a Zoos are becoming more and more involved in animal conservation b The more zoos invest in conservation, the healthier animal populations become. c All zoos should prioritize conservation

Froggy Jumps

B2.1 intensive program page 12Online version

Choose the right option according to the definition or example

by Nicolás Hernández

To briefly state the main points or give a short conclusion

To sum up

To clarify

Secondly

Explaining something in an easy and straightforward way.

Simply put

in other words

first of all

It is used to express the main idea in just a few words.

In short

To put it in another way

First of all

not right for someone or something, usually in character

Unsuited

suitable

appropriate

In danger of disappearing or being damaged.

Threatened

Taken care of

Released

The income that a government or company receives regularly

Revenue

Salary

Wages

to talk about two things that are both not true or not happening.

Neither...nor

Not only...but also

None

not any or zero of a group of things or people. It is used to indicate the complete absence of something.

None

neither....nor

both

two people or things together or equally true for two options

Both

Not only... but also

either...or

A space that is surrounded by walls, fences, or barriers.

Enclosure

Zoo

Farm

To show how one thing changes in relation to another

The more zoos focus on conservation, the safer endangered animals become.

Conservation-focused zoos are as important as wildlife reserves.

Modern zoos are more focused on animal conservation than older zoos.

To show that something is continuously increasing or decreasing over time.

Zoos are becoming more and more involved in animal conservation

The more zoos invest in conservation, the healthier animal populations become.

All zoos should prioritize conservation

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B2.1 intensive program page 12

Froggy Jumps

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B2.1 intensive program page 12Online version

by Nicolás Hernández

To briefly state the main points or give a short conclusion

Explaining something in an easy and straightforward way.

It is used to express the main idea in just a few words.

not right for someone or something, usually in character

In danger of disappearing or being damaged.

The income that a government or company receives regularly

to talk about two things that are both not true or not happening.

not any or zero of a group of things or people. It is used to indicate the complete absence of something.

two people or things together or equally true for two options

A space that is surrounded by walls, fences, or barriers.

To show how one thing changes in relation to another

To show that something is continuously increasing or decreasing over time.

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