vocab media
a public image, reputation, or identity conceived of as something to be marketed or promoted
brand
lacking in flavor
bland
She had hardly any / very few experience of working with customers.
any
I won’t can / be able to finish all my homework tonight.
be able to
Elsa told / said that she’d bought milk.
said
a paid notice that is published or broadcast (as to attract customers or to provide information of public interest)
advertisement
appealingly crunchy
crispy
There were fewer / less children in school today.
fewer
Grandpa couldn’t / didn’t manage to dance well when he was young, but Grandma didn’t mind.
couldn't
My aunt asked me where I bought / ’d bought my bag.
’d bought
a brief attention-getting phrase used in advertising or promotion
slogan
not cooked
raw
Organizing the end-year party was fun, and we had help / the help from
a lot of people.
help
I think you will be able to / manage to go to school tomorrow. You look much better.
be able to
I told Anna if she could sit down / to sit down.
to sit down
a brand of commercial recordings issued under a usually trademarked name
label
strong or firm in texture but flexible and not brittle, not easily chewed
tough
They ate very little / very few of the breakfast I made them.
very little
You can’t / couldn’t go out because you haven’t finished your homework.
can’t
Sophie asked whether / that we ate meat.
whether
an advertisement included with another broadcast (as on radio, television, or a podcast)
commercial
having the quality, flavor, or fragrance of paprika... cloves... and other flavorful ingredients
spicy
There hasn’t been much / many news on TV today.
much
Jeff couldn’t / isn’t able to get on the plane because his passport was out of date.
isn’t able to
We asked Mom if we could / can go out.
could