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Q Skills for Success: Listening and Speaking, Intro (3rd Edition)
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available
(adj.) ready for you to use, have, or see
“Vegemite is a popular spread in Australia, but it’s not _______ in Japan. You can only buy it in Australia.”

information
(n.) facts or details about someone/something
“Tourist: Excuse me, can you give me _______ about restaurants in this town?”

keep in touch
(v. phrase) to know what is happening with someone/something
“I like to _______ with my friends by writing letters more than sending text messages or calling.”

look up
(v. phrase) to look for information in a dictionary or reference book, or by using a computer
“_______ this English word. What does it mean in Japanese?”

smartphone
(n.) a cell phone that also has some of the functions of a computer, such as access to the Internet and apps
“Let’s take a picture with this _______.”

text message
(n. phrase) a written message that you send using your cell phone
“How do you communicate with your friends? Do you call them or do you send them a _______?”

work on
(v. phrase) to try hard to improve or achieve something
“Be quiet. I have to _______ my assignment.”

busy
(adj.) working or not free
“Sorry I can’t join you for dinner. I’m too _______ at work today.”

happen
(v.) to take place, usually without being planned first
“Very bad things can _______ if you look at your phone while walking.”

have trouble with
(v. phrase) have problems with
“I often _______ my wifi. I think I need a new wifi service.”

just
(adv.) only
“I don’t need to be rich. I _______ want a job helping people.”

presentation
(n.) the act of showing or explaining something to others; a meeting in which this happens
“I gave a _______ at work today about a new product.”

shut down
(v. phrase) to make something close or stop working
“Do you _______ your computer at night or put it in sleep mode?”

type
(v.) to write something using a machine that has keys, such as a computer or a cell phone
“Tim learned to _______ on an old typewriter.”

use up
(v. phrase) to use something until you have no more
“Hey, did you _______ all the toothpaste?”
