Vocabulary
A disagreement or problem between people or groups.
Conflict
Change to passive:
“The teacher checks the homework every day.”
The homework is checked every day.
Choose the correct conjunction:
“I stayed home ______ I was sick.”
because
“I wanted to play football, ______ it was too late.”
but
Choose the correct word:
“Good ______ helps teams succeed together.”
Cooperation
Talking between people to reach an agreement.
Negotiation
Complete the passive sentence:
“The window ______ by Tom yesterday.”
was broken
Complete the sentence:
“______ it was raining, they played outside.”
Although
Which conjunction shows choice?
a) and
b) or
c) so
or
Complete the sentence:
“Although the argument ______, nobody became violent.”
a) escalated
b) resolved
c) negotiated
escalated
A process where a neutral person helps solve a disagreement.
Mediation
Find the mistake:
“The cake was ate by the children.”
“The cake was eaten by the children.”
Choose the correct subordinating conjunction:
“______ the meeting had already started, Jake quietly entered the room.”
Although
Combine the sentences:
“She studied hard. She passed the exam.”
She studied hard, so she passed the exam.
Change to passive:
“Someone solved the conflict quickly.”
The conflict was solved quickly.
To become more serious or intense.
Escalate
Rewrite in passive voice:
“The students completed the project on time.”
The project was completed on time.
Combine the sentences using a subordinating conjunction:
“She was tired. She finished her project.”
Although she was tired, she finished her project.
“Several workers remained confused about what to do next ______ the manager had explained the problem clearly.”
because
Choose the correct conjunction:
“She wanted to apologize, ______ she was too nervous.”
but
Expressing your ideas clearly and confidently.
Assertiveness
Rewrite in passive voice:
“They are building a new sports centre in the city.”
A new sports centre is being built in the city.
Correct the sentence:
“Because he was hungry but he made dinner.”
Because he was hungry, he made dinner.
OR
He was hungry, so he made dinner.
Correct the sentence by fixing the conjunction and structure:
“Although the team prepared well but the presentation failed because the audience was disengaged.”
Although the team prepared well, the presentation failed because the audience was disengaged.
Use the correct vocabulary word:
“A person who is always trying to control others has a ______ attitude.”
dominating