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English 9 Public

A vocabulary check

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facilitator

(noun) those who hinder progress

(verb) those who make things easier/happen

(noun) those who help to get things moving

(verb) those who procrastinate

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crush someone's spirit

(verb, idiom) to cause someone to lose hope

(verb) demoralise

(verb, idiom) destroyed a person's self-esteem

(adj.) demoralised

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micromanage

(verb) to excessively control everything

(verb) to have excessively controled everything

(verb) to have caused someone to lose hope

(verb) to cause someone to lose hope

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demoralised

(verb) to lose hope or confidence

(verb, idiom) to crush someone's spirit

(adj.) having lost your confidence

(noun) they who facilitate

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bring (something) to the table

(verb) to make things easier/happen

(verb, idiom) – to offer a benefit or advantage

(verb) to do something that destroys a person's self-esteem

(adj.) a motivational technique

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carrot and stick approach

(adj.) a motivational technique

(adj.) to do something that destroys a person's self-esteem

(verb) to cause someone to lose hope or confidence

(verb) to make things easier

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appraisal

(noun) an assessment of someone's performance

(verb) to excessively control everything

(noun) someone who facilitates

(noun) a motivational technique

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facilitate

(verb) to cause someone to lose hope or confidence

(verb, idiom) to offer a benefit or advantage

(verb) to make things easier/happen

(verb) to excessively control everything

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demoralise

(adj.) having lost your confidence, enthusiasm, and hope

(verb) to make someone or something feel much less confident

(verb) to make things easier/happen

(verb) to excessively control everything

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