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bitter
resentful, painful
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between one another
more than two people
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Children screening
divide them into groups /classes
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ritual
a religious or solemn ceremony consisting of a series of actions performed according to a prescribed order.
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appealing

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facade
the front of a building
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advent of technology
coming/entry of technology
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eventually, in the foreseeable future
predictable future
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I am an early bird
habitually early
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On cloud nine
To feel extreme joy
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Venting out energy
releasing energy
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eventually
after a bit \= finally \= sooner or later
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therefore
eventually \= after a bit \= finally \= sooner or later
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thus
consequently \= like that \= so
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fortnight
a period of two weeks
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intelligible
understandable
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get along with
have a good relationship with
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down in the dumps/mouth
to be depressed
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look up to
to respect (someone); to admire (someone).
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infatuated with
having a very strong but not usually lasting feeling of love or attraction for someone or something
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apealing to
attractive to
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Appeal for
urgent request
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detest
(v.) to hate, dislike very much, loathe
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verge
(n.) the point at which something begins or happens; a border; (v.) to incline, tend toward, approach; to be in the process of becoming something else
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on the verge of
about to do/happen
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impaired driver
drunk driver
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irritated
angered, provoked, or annoyed
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irritable
bad tempered / grumpy
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literacy
the ability to read and write
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illeteracy
inability to read or write
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breathtaking
extremely exciting, beautiful or surprising
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mesmerizing
fascinating
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deliberate
done consciously and intentionally
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bear
endure an ordeal or difficulty / hold up
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bear in mind
remember, keep in mind
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gadget
A small useful program/device
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hectic
very excited or confusing; hurried
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blended learning
Mix of traditional teaching techniques and e-learning techniques.
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feel blue
feel sad and depressed
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breach of privacy
An invasion of someone's private life.
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immigrate to
emigrate from
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comprise
to include or contain; to be made up of
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compose
to make by combining / form
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complement
something that completes or makes up a whole
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flatter
to praise excessively or dishonestly
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capitol
A building where a legislative body of a republic, state or country meets
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Venting
the act of verbally expressing one's feelings
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venting anger
-venting is NOT a good way to release anger
-leads to more aggression in the long run
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may be "can be replaced by is or are" vs. maybe "can't"

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opt for
to choose
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off the top of your head
no doubt \= immediately and without thinking very much
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as far as i concern
as far as i recall
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to look down upon
disrespect, to hate, despise
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economic recession
A period of economic decline when demand for work is low or even stops.
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wear perfume, wear makeup

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costs me an arm and a leg
consumed me \= costs me lot
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smash hit
very successful new play, book, movie etc.
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based in
reside
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heroine
female hero
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sequel
continuation
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a movie sequel
multi-parts movie
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car pooling
several people commuting to work or school in one vehicle
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Narrate a story
to tell (a story)
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step into someone's shoes
to take someone's place, often by doing the job they have just left
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step in
to intervene / enter
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life skills / intercultural skills

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gap year
A year between school and university when some students travel around the world, or work on special projects
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tertiary education
education at university or college level
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3-bedroom flat
singular because in an adjective position
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ready-made food
fast food / pre-cooked food
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devastate
(v.) to destroy, lay waste, leave in ruins
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deforestation
Destruction of forests
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Desertification
degradation of once-fertile rangeland, agricultural land, or tropical dry forest into nonproductive desert
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breakthrough
an advance or discovery / make a discovery
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indispensable
absolutely necessary
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cutting-edge
extremely modern and advanced
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broke out
started (war/revolution broke out in...?)
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overwhelmed
feeling like you have so much to do that you can't even get started
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nevertheless
in spite of that; however
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on the fence about this topic
undecided
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back in the good old days

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get along with
have a good relationship with
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lost my train of thought

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sort out a problem
to solve a problem
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look ahead
to think of the future
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instinct
a complex, unlearned behavior that is rigidly patterned throughout a species
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extinct
no longer in existence
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drought
a long period without rain
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flood
an overflowing of a large amount of water
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kick off
to start
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on the flip side
on the other hand
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elaborate
To explain in greater detail
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extreme sports
Sports that involve non traditional, daring methods of athletic competition
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without a shadow of a doubt
without any doubt
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governorate

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authentic
genuine; true
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caffeinated
containing caffeine