Decisions
Fairness
Personality traits
Idioms
Twilight
100

Give a definition:

Arrive at a decision

To make a decision after considering different possibilities.

100

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Conscience

The part of your mind that tells you whether your actions are right or wrong.

100

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Confrontational

Likely to argue with people or deal with problems in an aggressive and challenging way.

100

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Go out of one's way to do sth

To make a special effort to do something, especially when it is not easy or convenient.

100

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Lanky

Tall and thin, often in a slightly awkward-looking way.

200

Make a sentence with the word:

Stick to your principles

Example: She refused to accept the money because she wanted to stick to her principles.

200

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Equality

Example: The organisation works to promote equality in the workplace.

200

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Assertive

Example: You need to be more assertive if you want your colleagues to take your ideas seriously.

200

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Be a shoulder to cry on

Example: Whenever I'm having a difficult day, she's always there to be a shoulder to cry on.


200

Make a sentence with the word:

Statuesque

Example: The statuesque actress attracted everyone's attention when she entered the room.


300

Guess the phrase/word by an example: 

He felt that accepting the offer would mean b______g h_s p_____s.

betray sb's principles

He felt that accepting the offer would mean betraying his principles.

300

Guess the phrase/word by an example:

We were deeply touched by her g________y when she offered to help us.

generosity

We were deeply touched by her generosity when she offered to help us.

300

Guess the phrase/word by an example:

She was very d_______c when explaining why she disagreed with her manager.

diplomatic

She was very diplomatic when explaining why she disagreed with her manager.

300

Guess the phrase/word by an example:

The two managers have been l_____g h____s o____r how the company should be run.

lock horns over

The two managers have been locking horns over how the company should be run.

300

Guess the phrase/word by an example:

The dancer's l___e movements made the performance particularly impressive.


lithe

The dancer's lithe movements made the performance particularly impressive.


400

Find and fix a mistake:

The police took a few minutes to access the situation before taking action.

The police took a few minutes to assess the situation before taking action.

400

Find and fix a mistake:

The player was sent off because of his aggression behaviour.

The player was sent off because of his aggressive behaviour.

400

Find and fix a mistake:

It was rather untacted of him to ask her why she hadn't found a job yet.


It was rather tactless of him to ask her why she hadn't found a job yet.


400

Find and fix a mistake:

You need to stand up for yourself and not let people walk all through you.

You need to stand up for yourself and not let people walk all over you.

400

Find and fix a mistake:

The skater seemed to glode effortlessly across the ice.


glide

The skater seemed to glide effortlessly across the ice.

500

Guess the phrase/word by a definition:

To investigate a situation in order to discover the facts or find out what happened.

Look into a situation

500

Guess the phrase/word by a definition:

A strong and selfish desire to have more money, power, or possessions than you need.

Greed

500

Guess the phrase/word by a definition:

Able to understand and share another person's feelings and emotions.

Empathetic

500

Guess the phrase/word by a definition:

To make no effort to help with something.

Not lift a finger

500

Guess the phrase/word by a definition:

To stare at someone or something openly and for a long time, often because they look unusual or surprising.

To gawk


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