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Think 3 Units 1-2 review Vocab

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  • to stop going to school
    leave school
  • the period that was only a short time ago
    the recent past
  • to have your first child
    start a family
  • to be given a more important job in the same organisation
    get promoted
  • to make someone very angry
    enrage
  • used to talk about the present time
    in this day and age / these days
  • to get used to doing something regularly
    get into the habit
  • in the last 100 years or in the period between 1900 and 1999
    in the last century
  • to make a very strong and urgent request
    beg
  • as much as but not more than a particular amount
    up to (an hour, etc.)
  • to go to many different countries in all parts of the world
    travel the world
  • If an action or decision is up to someone, they are responsible for doing or making it.
    be up to (you, me, etc.)
  • to completely destroy a building
    demolish
  • to surprise and upset someone
    shock
  • in the period in Europe between about AD 500 and AD 1500
    in medieval times
  • the period of time that is happening now
    the present
  • to hit
    strike
  • to start doing a particular activity
    take something up
  • to start behaving in a different, usually better, way
    change your ways
  • to stop doing something before you have completed it, usually because it is too difficult
    give something up
  • to get the qualification that you get when you finish university
    get a degree
  • a long time ago
    in the olden days
  • to do something in a successful or satisfactory way
    do well
  • used to ask someone why they are unhappy
    What's up?
  • to make something break into a lot of pieces with a loud noise
    smash
  • to find it difficult to do something
    struggle with something
  • to make use of an opportunity
    take the chance
  • to start living I a place where you intend to live for a long time
    settle down
  • If a period of time is up, it has ended.
    be up
  • to leave your job and stop working, usually because you are old
    retire
  • at the present time, especially when compared to the past
    nowadays
  • to make someone do something that they do not want to do
    force
  • not far in the past
    not so long ago
  • to be doing or planning something / to have enough energy or skill to do something
    be up to (something)
  • to make a promise to yourself to do something
    make a resolution
  • to begin the series of jobs that you will do in your life
    start a career