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Necessity, prohibition, and permissions; reported orde, requests and advice; reporting verbs; collocations with get and take.

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Necessity, prohibition, and permissions; reported orde, requests and advice; reporting verbs; collocations with get and take.

by clara alvarez
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Starts with A

(Prepositional phrase / 2 words) As stated by a person, source, or rule - "__________ recent studies, taking short breaks increases productivity."

Starts with B

(Reporting verb / 2 words) To talk with excessive pride about your own achievements or possessions - "He would always __________ how much money he made."

Starts with C

(Reporting verb) To express disapproval or indicate what is wrong with someone or something - "The manager began to __________ her work in front of the whole team."

Starts with D

(Noun phrase / 2 words) To keep electronic equipment powered and active - "It is hard to focus when you have the __________ during dinner."

Starts with E

(Noun phrase / 2 words) A sensory cue or notification from the outside environment that prompts an action. Has a relationship with guns - "A phone chime is an __________ that breaks your workflow."

Starts with F

(Adjective phrase / 2 words) Annoyed, unhappy, or bored with a situation that has existed for a long time - "She was __________ with the noisy environment in the office."

Starts with G

(Verb phrase / 2 words) To eliminate, throw away, or free yourself from something unwanted - "We need to __________ of these old files to clear some space."

Starts with H

(Verb) To pause before saying or doing something due to doubt or uncertainty — "She __________ before answering, explaining that she hadn't made up her mind yet."

Starts with I

(Idiomatic phrase / 3 words) Being the center of public attention or interest — "If she hadn't won the award, she wouldn't have been __________ for so many months."

Starts with J

(Reporting verb) To show or prove that a decision or action was reasonable and necessary — "The director __________ the decision by stating that profits had dropped significantly."

Starts with K

(Adjective) Knowing a lot about many subjects or a specific area - "She is extremely __________ about modern technology and digital privacy."

Starts with L

(Verb phrase / 3 words) To prevent someone or yourself from accessing a device or account - "Entering the wrong password five times will _____ you_____ your account."

Starts with M

An idea or belief that is wrong or based on a misunderstanding - "It is a common __________ that multitasking makes you more efficient."

Contains N

(Noun) A state of physical and mental exhaustion caused by chronic workplace stress — "If she had taken regular breaks, she wouldn't have suffered from severe __________."

Starts with O

(Modal verb phrase / 2 words) Used to express obligation or advice, similar to 'should' - "You __________ consult a doctor before starting that intense exercise routine."

Starts with P

(Noun phrase / 3 words) A suggestion or recommendation given to someone about what they should do - "Can I give you a helpful _____ of _____ before you take the test?"

Starts with Q

(Reporting verb) To express doubt or ask detailed queries about the truth of something — "The auditor __________ whether the company had followed proper accounting procedures."

Starts with R

(Reporting verb) To state firmly that you will not do something — "The client __________ to sign the contract, claiming that the terms had been changed without notice."

Starts with S

(Phrasal verb / 2 words) To turn off a device, or to stop thinking about work and relax - "It's hard to __________ at night after working on a screen all day."

Starts with T

(Verb phrase / 3 words) To stop working for a period to rest, recover, or go on holiday — "The doctor advised him to take __________ work after he had collapsed from exhaustion."

Starts with U

(Adjective) Lacking the ability, time, or power to do something - "She was __________ to attend the meeting due to a previous commitment."

Contains V

(Reporting verb) To offer a recommendation or suggestion about what someone should do. Past tense — "The doctor __________ him to reduce his workload after he had collapsed from exhaustion."

Contains W

(Noun phrase / 3 words) Traditional beliefs or superstitious ideas that are incorrect — "The expert explained that those traditional remedies were just __________ with no scientific basis."

Contains X

(Noun) A feeling of worry, nervousness, or unease about something with an uncertain outcome — "He admitted that he had experienced severe __________ before giving the public speech."

Starts with Y

(Verb phrase / 2 words) To have an intense feeling of longing or wishing for something — "She confessed that she had __________ a quieter life after working in the city for a decade."

Starts with Z

(Phrasal verb / 2 words) To temporarily lose concentration and stop paying attention to your surroundings — "If the presentation hadn't been so boring, I wouldn't have __________ halfway through."

 
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