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The company will _______ for the damages caused by their product.
The company will _______ for the damages caused by their product.
blame
The _______ of the company was responsible for making major decisions.
The _______ of the company was responsible for making major decisions.
principal
The government will _______ to create a fair society for all citizens.
The government will _______ to create a fair society for all citizens.
aim
The teacher will _______ the students to work in groups.
The teacher will _______ the students to work in groups.
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The company will _______ to improve the quality of their products.
The company will _______ to improve the quality of their products.
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The bully will always try to _______ someone in the playground.
The bully will always try to _______ someone in the playground.
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The company will take steps to _______ any mistakes it has made.
The company will take steps to _______ any mistakes it has made.
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The teacher asked the student to _______ with the rest of the class.
The teacher asked the student to _______ with the rest of the class.
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The government should _______ the poor and needy in the society.
The government should _______ the poor and needy in the society.
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The company needs to _______ its image after the scandal.
The company needs to _______ its image after the scandal.
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Study Notes
Vocabulary Building
- Active apology: taking responsibility for one's actions and making amends
- Bear: to accept or endure something difficult or unpleasant
- Beat: to defeat or overcome someone or something
- Belong to: to be a part of a group or community
- Blame for: to hold someone responsible for a mistake or wrongdoing
- Bully: to intimidate or harass someone, often repeatedly
- Case: a situation or circumstance
- Claim: to say that something belongs to you or that you have a right to it
- Confidence: a feeling of trust or faith in someone or something
- Cry for: to need or require something
- Deal with: to handle or manage a situation or problem
- Demand for: to ask or require something urgently or forcefully
- Differ from: to be unlike or distinct from something else
- Treat: to deal with or behave towards someone in a certain way
- Unable: not having the ability or power to do something
- Unfriendly: not showing or feeling kindness or affection
- Victim: a person who is harmed or injured as a result of a crime, accident, or other event
Grammar and Sentence Structure
- Figure out: to understand or find the solution to a problem
- Find out: to discover or learn something new
- Give in: to surrender or yield to someone or something
- Kick: to strike or hit someone or something forcefully
- Lack of: the state of not having something
- Leave out: to exclude or omit something
- Look: to direct one's attention or gaze towards something
- Maintenance: the act of preserving or keeping something in good condition
- Majority of: the greater part or most of something
- More and more: an increasing amount or degree of something
- Overseas: in or to a foreign country
- Principal: the most important or main person or thing
- Push: to apply force to something in order to move it
- Refuse: to decline or reject something
- Regular: happening or done at fixed or regular intervals
- Side: a surface or part of an object
- Social: relating to human society or community
- Source of: the origin or starting point of something
- Strike: to hit or attack someone or something forcefully
- Tend to: to have a natural tendency or inclination towards something
- Through a number of: by means of or by using a variety of methods or approaches
- Affect: to influence or have an impact on something
- Aim: to direct or point something towards a target or goal
- Anticipate: to expect or look forward to something
- As soon as: at the moment when something happens
- Be off: to leave or depart from a place or situation
- Can: to have the ability or power to do something
- Present: to introduce or offer something to someone
- Attitude: a feeling or way of thinking about something
- Case: a situation or circumstance
- Comment: to make a statement or remark about something
- Connect: to join or link something to something else
- Create: to make or bring something into existence
- Devote: to give time or effort to something
- Direction: the way or course of something
- Fair: just or unbiased
- Feature: a prominent or distinctive characteristic of something
- Fight: to engage in a struggle or conflict
- Goal: the object or aim of an action or effort
- Immediate: happening or done at once
- In actual fact: in reality or truth
- Moment: a short period of time
- Part of: a portion or section of something
- Potential: the capacity or ability to do something
- So: in order that or for the purpose of
- Text: written or printed words
- Watch: to look at or observe something carefully
- Worried: feeling anxious or concerned about something
- At the time: at a particular moment or period in the past
Vocabulary Building
- Active apology: taking responsibility for one's actions and making amends
- Bear: to accept or endure something difficult or unpleasant
- Beat: to defeat or overcome someone or something
- Belong to: to be a part of a group or community
- Blame for: to hold someone responsible for a mistake or wrongdoing
- Bully: to intimidate or harass someone, often repeatedly
- Case: a situation or circumstance
- Claim: to say that something belongs to you or that you have a right to it
- Confidence: a feeling of trust or faith in someone or something
- Cry for: to need or require something
- Deal with: to handle or manage a situation or problem
- Demand for: to ask or require something urgently or forcefully
- Differ from: to be unlike or distinct from something else
- Treat: to deal with or behave towards someone in a certain way
- Unable: not having the ability or power to do something
- Unfriendly: not showing or feeling kindness or affection
- Victim: a person who is harmed or injured as a result of a crime, accident, or other event
Grammar and Sentence Structure
- Figure out: to understand or find the solution to a problem
- Find out: to discover or learn something new
- Give in: to surrender or yield to someone or something
- Kick: to strike or hit someone or something forcefully
- Lack of: the state of not having something
- Leave out: to exclude or omit something
- Look: to direct one's attention or gaze towards something
- Maintenance: the act of preserving or keeping something in good condition
- Majority of: the greater part or most of something
- More and more: an increasing amount or degree of something
- Overseas: in or to a foreign country
- Principal: the most important or main person or thing
- Push: to apply force to something in order to move it
- Refuse: to decline or reject something
- Regular: happening or done at fixed or regular intervals
- Side: a surface or part of an object
- Social: relating to human society or community
- Source of: the origin or starting point of something
- Strike: to hit or attack someone or something forcefully
- Tend to: to have a natural tendency or inclination towards something
- Through a number of: by means of or by using a variety of methods or approaches
- Affect: to influence or have an impact on something
- Aim: to direct or point something towards a target or goal
- Anticipate: to expect or look forward to something
- As soon as: at the moment when something happens
- Be off: to leave or depart from a place or situation
- Can: to have the ability or power to do something
- Present: to introduce or offer something to someone
- Attitude: a feeling or way of thinking about something
- Case: a situation or circumstance
- Comment: to make a statement or remark about something
- Connect: to join or link something to something else
- Create: to make or bring something into existence
- Devote: to give time or effort to something
- Direction: the way or course of something
- Fair: just or unbiased
- Feature: a prominent or distinctive characteristic of something
- Fight: to engage in a struggle or conflict
- Goal: the object or aim of an action or effort
- Immediate: happening or done at once
- In actual fact: in reality or truth
- Moment: a short period of time
- Part of: a portion or section of something
- Potential: the capacity or ability to do something
- So: in order that or for the purpose of
- Text: written or printed words
- Watch: to look at or observe something carefully
- Worried: feeling anxious or concerned about something
- At the time: at a particular moment or period in the past
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