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correctly, in the right way

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properly (adv)

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e.g. The window does not close properly. Can you fix it, please?

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You must do the assignment properly if you want to get good grades.

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to make someone suffer because they have done something bad or wrong

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punish (v)

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e.g. Do you think parents should punish their children when they tell a lie?

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The student was given an F grade as punishment (n) for copying his essay from the internet.

Question 7

A special skill, knowledge, or ability that enables a person to perform a particular job; what you get when you pass a course

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qualification (n)

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e.g. A university degree is really useful as employers place a lot of emphasis on qualifications.

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having passed exams or courses; having the skills, qualities, or experience that you need in order to do something

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qualified (adj)

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e.g. Noor finally qualified as a doctor after eight years!

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about, concerning, relating to

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regarding(prep)

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e.g. I am writing to you regarding your high absence percentage which is now 11%.

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to record information, or enroll in a course

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register (v)

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e.g. Students need to register for the course by the end of January.

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to study/revise material before an exam

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review (v)

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e.g. Students should review their lessons everyday and especially before quizzes and exams.

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to correct or improve

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revise (v)

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e.g. A good student will always revise his/her essay to correct grammar and spelling mistakes and to improve the quality of the writing.

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the act of rewriting something to make it better

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revision (n)

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an official instruction about what you must and must not do

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rule (n)

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e.g. It's against the rules to smoke on campus.

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pleased because you have got what you wanted, or because something has happened in the way that you wanted

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satisfied (adj)

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e.g. Mohammed had worked hard on his writing so he was very satisfied with a B+ grade.

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a school for students aged between 12 and 18

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secondary (n)

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e.g. Another name for a secondary school is a high school.

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a meeting, class, or assembly where a group sits together; a period during which an activity is done

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session (n)

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e.g. The college will hold a weekly session on essay writing.

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clever, intelligent

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smart (adj)

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e.g. Mariam is a very smart student. She scores an A grade in all her assessments.

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A strict person makes sure that children or people working for them behave well and does not allow them to break any rules

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strict (adj)

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e.g. Mr Smythe is a strict teacher. He doesn't allow his students to bring their mobile phones to class, and he makes sure that they are studying all the time.

Question 32

used to refer to things without saying what they are

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stuff (n)

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e.g. You mustn't leave your stuff lying around. Try to be more organised.

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well matched; to be acceptable or right for someone/something

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suited(v)

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e.g. These plants are better suited to a warm climate.

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Students who are comfortable with computers are better suited to studying Information Technology.

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unexpected

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surprising (adj)

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e.g. It's not surprising that Shaikha did so well in her exams. She studies for four hours at home every day.

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lasting or used for a limited time, not permanent

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temporary (adj)

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eg. Ahmed got a temporary job for the holidays.

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absolutely, completely

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totally (adv)

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e.g. Mouza and Maryam are sisters, but they look totally different!

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