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Vocabulary Builder: Everyday English (B1–B2)

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Vocabulary Builder: Everyday English (B1–B2)Online version

Engaging vocab game for intermediate learners

by Talha Danistekin1
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Slide 1: Move and Speak

Acquire new words quickly and confidently. Practice in context with clear definitions and example sentences. Improve memory through repetition and pairing.

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Slide 2: Focused Verbs I

Suggest ideas politely, recommend actions, and anticipate outcomes. Use in sentences like: She suggested trying a new restaurant.

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Slide 3: Focused Verbs II

Consider options carefully, resolve issues, and reflect on results. Examples help: We need to consider all angles before deciding.

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Slide 4: Noun Nuances

Approach (n.) a method; contrast (n.) difference; perspective viewpoint. Different approaches reveal different perspectives.

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Slide 5: Adjectives for Clarity

Significant, efficient, reliable describe quality. Use in context: We achieved significant progress with efficient teamwork.

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Slide 6: Useful Phrasal Verbs

Turn down (reject), pull off (succeed), come up with (invent). Examples: They turned down the proposal; she came up with a plan.

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Slide 7: Adverbs for Precision

Clearly, barely, dramatically intensify statements. The report clearly shows improvement, dramatically in the last quarter.

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Slide 8: Collocations I

Make decisions, set goals, take an opportunity. Practice with: Make decisions quickly when information is available.

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Slide 9: Collocations II

Strongly believe, deeply regret, highly recommended. Use in sentences to boost fluency. She strongly believes in this approach.

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Slide 10: Quick Review

Review the 12 key verbs, nouns, adjectives, and collocations from slides 1–9. Match definitions, create sentences, and complete a short rush-quiz to finish.

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