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What is the meaning of 'get behind someone'?
What is the meaning of 'get behind someone'?
- To support or encourage someone (correct)
- To criticize someone's work
- To follow someone's instructions
- To compete with someone
What is the opposite of 'get going'?
What is the opposite of 'get going'?
- Get nowhere (correct)
- Get in trouble
- Get good grades
- Get started
What does 'get good grades' imply?
What does 'get good grades' imply?
- To get disappointed
- To be unhappy
- To meet expectations (correct)
- To get in trouble
What is the meaning of 'get the message'?
What is the meaning of 'get the message'?
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What is the relationship between 'psychology' and 'psychological'?
What is the relationship between 'psychology' and 'psychological'?
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Vocabulary
- Call sb sth: to give someone a name or label, often in a way that is not positive
- Compete: to try to be better than others in a contest or competition
- Demand: to ask for something in a strong and forceful way
- Direct: to show or point someone in a particular direction
- Disappoint: to make someone feel sad or unhappy because you have not done what they expected
- Distract: to take someone's attention away from something
- Get behind someone: to support or help someone, often in a difficult situation
- Get going: to start doing something or to make progress
- Depression: a serious mental illness that can make someone feel very sad and hopeless
- Factor: an important element or influence that contributes to a particular situation
- Occur: to happen or take place
- Instance: a specific example or situation
- Get in touch: to contact or communicate with someone
- Get good grades: to achieve high marks or scores in school or university
- Peer: a person who is equal to another in terms of age, status, or ability
- Outline: a brief summary or plan of the main points of something
- Logical: based on reason or sound judgment
- Left out: excluded or not included in something
- Expectation: a belief or hope that something will happen or be the case
- Exact: precise or accurate in every detail
- Psychological: related to the study of the mind and behavior
- Reasonable: fair and sensible
- Reduce: to make something smaller or less in amount or degree
- Support: to give help or assistance to someone
- Get in trouble: to get into a difficult or awkward situation
- Get nowhere: to make no progress or achieve nothing
- Psychology: the scientific study of the mind and behavior
- Revise: to review and make changes to something, such as a piece of writing or a plan
- Specific: clearly defined or precise
- Sex: the characteristics that define males and females
- Get the message: to understand or receive a message or communication
- Get started: to begin or initiate something
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