B2-C1 English Vocabulary
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Which word best replaces 'show' when explaining how a product functions?

  • Reveal
  • Illustrate
  • Demonstrate (correct)
  • Indicate

In which sentence is 'reveal' used most appropriately?

  • The data reveals the company's market share. (correct)
  • The magician will reveal soon.
  • Please reveal me your name.
  • The sun revealed through the clouds this morning.

Which scenario best describes a situation that is 'adequate'?

  • A student exceeding all expectations on a test.
  • A performance receiving overwhelmingly positive reviews.
  • A meal that completely satisfies all nutritional needs.
  • A solution that barely solves the problem. (correct)

Which of the following situations would most appropriately be described as having a 'considerable' impact?

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Which event would be best described as a 'crucial' moment?

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Which sentence demonstrates the correct usage of the word 'demonstration'?

<p>The company achieved record sales, a demonstration of its effective marketing strategy. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is the best example of a 'revelation'?

<p>A sudden understanding of a complex philosophical concept. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which sentence exhibits the accurate use of the word 'considerably'?

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Which of the following scenarios best exemplifies the use of 'facilitate'?

<p>A mediator helps two parties reach an agreement. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In which scenario would describing something as 'mutual' be most appropriate?

<p>Two friends exchange gifts and express appreciation for each other. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which situation illustrates the concept of something being 'inevitable'?

<p>Despite efforts to conserve energy, a city experiences a power outage during a heatwave. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which action would be best described as being 'reluctant'?

<p>Accepting a promotion after hesitating due to personal commitments. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the most appropriate use of the word 'eliminate'?

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Which sentence demonstrates the correct usage of the word 'determine'?

<p>The weather forecast will 'determine' whether we have a picnic. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following best illustrates a situation where sleep is NOT treated as a 'priority'?

<p>A student sacrifices sleep to cram for an exam, despite knowing they'll feel tired. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which scenario accurately uses the term 'considerable'?

<p>The charity received a substantial donation that significantly impacted its programs (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What situation describes the word 'reveal'?

<p>The detective uncovered the truth about the crime through careful investigation. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which circumstance uses the term 'adequate' correctly?

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Demonstrate

To show or explain how something works or is done.

Reveal

To make something known that was previously secret or unseen.

Adequate

Acceptable but not outstanding; just good enough.

Considerable

Large in size, amount, or degree.

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Crucial

Extremely important or necessary.

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Articulate

Expressing ideas clearly and effectively.

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Progress from B2 to C1

Moving from intermediate to advanced level.

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Advanced English

Accurate and sophisticated use of the English Language

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Priority

Something regarded as more important than other things.

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Facilitate

To make an action or process easy or easier.

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Mutual

Shared by two or more people.

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Inevitable

Certain to happen; unavoidable.

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Reluctant

Unwilling or hesitant; disinclined.

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Eliminate

To completely remove or get rid of something.

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Determine

To control or influence something directly; to decide.

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Study Notes

  • Expanding vocabulary is crucial for expressing ideas more articulately, especially when progressing from intermediate (B2) to advanced (C1) English.

B2 Level Vocabulary

  • Demonstrate: To show how something works

  • Transitive verb, requires an object

  • Noun form: demonstration

  • Reveal: To show something that was hidden or not previously seen

  • Takes an object

  • Noun form: revelation

  • Adequate: Acceptable for a purpose, but not exceptional

  • Degrees: barely adequate, merely adequate, more than adequate

  • Learn common phrases using this word

  • Considerable: Large or significant amount

  • Commonly used with time, effort, or numbers

  • Adverb form: considerably (e.g., considerably older)

  • Crucial: Important and necessary

  • Common phrases: a crucial role, a crucial moment, a crucial question, a crucial difference

  • Priority: Something important

  • Often a countable noun

  • Common phrases: make something a priority, give priority to

C1 Level Vocabulary

  • Facilitate: To make possible

  • Transitive verb (e.g., Teachers facilitate learning)

  • Mutual: Shared with someone

  • Implies sharing something

  • Used with: mutual friends, mutual interests, mutual respect

  • Idiom: "The feeling is mutual"

  • Inevitable: Certain to happen and impossible to prevent

  • Phrases: avoid the inevitable, prevent the inevitable, delay the inevitable

  • Noun form: inevitability

  • Reluctant: Unwilling to do something

  • Often followed by an infinitive (e.g., reluctant to join)

  • Adverb form: reluctantly

  • Noun form: reluctance

  • Eliminate: To remove or get rid of

  • Transitive verb

  • Used with: eliminate odors, eliminate waste

  • Determine: To control or influence

  • Transitive verb

  • Passive voice: Our success is determined by our daily habits

  • Related adjective: determined (ambitious, having a strong desire)

  • Noun form: determination

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This lesson focuses on expanding English vocabulary from the B2 (intermediate) to C1 (advanced) level. It covers words like 'demonstrate,' 'reveal,' 'adequate,' 'considerable,' and 'crucial,' and 'priority'. Each entry includes definitions, usage notes, and related forms to enhance understanding and application.

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