CDS English Exam Guide

To feel displeasure or irritation, often expressed verbally, towards someone.

To speak loudly to someone, often to express anger or to get their attention from a distance.

A persistent tendency to express dissatisfaction or unhappiness.

To say firmly and persistently that something must be done or is the case.

To have a harmonious or friendly relationship.

To meet or pay a formal visit to someone, especially someone important or of high rank.

Expressing a hypothetical condition or wish.

A segment of time regarded as a lengthy duration.

An offer would be met with a positive response.

Having the intention and resources to travel abroad for studies.

Careful with money; avoiding waste.

Having a pleasant or agreeable effect; beneficial.

Feeling isolated, abandoned, or emotionally empty.

Ignore or allow (an offense) to continue.

Lack of skill or competence.

To impede, slow down, or make difficult.

The expulsion of someone from their native country.

Harmful or damaging.

Expressing contempt or ridicule.

Appealing to and attracting learners' attention.

Before; at an earlier time.

Commonness

The most appropriate word is 'sympathetic'.

A violent demolition

His ideas are obscure?

Ravil is jovial and makes environment sanguine

There prevailed a woebegone feeling in the room.

The group is mutinous

consider themselves from birth..

painting distinctive element

Entry carried out..

Showed a disdainful attitude

Efficacy of the project needs examination

Rebuttal that..

Baby could not move as..