Vocabulary 1
information that you find out from something like a survey or exam
results
to plan or arrange carefully
organize
a person you know because of your job
Yesterday I ______ to school. (to walk)
walked
She had a baby. She was 24.
When she was 24, she had a baby.
She was 24 when she had a baby.
to pay someone to work or do a job for you
employ
someone that you work with
colleague
to start a business
set up a business
TIU's Ikebukuro campus ______ in 2023. (to open)
opens
They didn't go outside. It was raining.
When it was raining, they didn't go outside.
They didn't go outside when it was raining.
to make something available for the first time
introduce
something you want to do successfully in the future
goal
to make a business bigger
expand a business
He didn't want to go to school, so now he _____ to do more homework tomorrow. (to have)
has
My mother had a dog. She was a child.
When my mother was a child, she had a dog.
My mother had a dog when she was a child.
ask officially for something
apply
to create or establish something
set up
a detailed document describing the future of the company
business plan
Without her friend's help, she ______ the heavy sofa. (to drop)
dropped
When they were doing repairs, the office was closed.
The office was closed when they were doing repairs.
to tell people about a product or service
advertise
a job or career
occupation
to be in control of and manage
He and I ______ to school every morning by bike this year. (to go)
go
Meg started university. She was 55.
When Meg was 55, she started university.
Meg started university when she was 55.