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Vocabulary B1
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Ever since her husband died, Mrs Gordon has been feeling lonely / alone.
lonely
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Don’t forget to get on / turn off the lights before you leave the office.
turn off
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For the time being, I can’t put on / take on any more responsibilities as I have a busy schedule.
take on
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It’s getting dark. Will you please hang on / turn on the lights?
turn on
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It’s hot outside; turn on / put on some light clothes.
put on
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The Smiths like spending their holidays at a seaside resort / region.
resort
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There is a terrible storm and the police have warned drivers to slow down / keep off the roads tonight.
keep off
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The plane finally slowed down / took off after a two hour delay.
took off
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The football match was put off / kept off because of the bad weather conditions.
put off
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Learning English will allow you to communicate with strangers / foreigners that visit your country.
foreigners
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What's all this noise about? What is taking on / going on here?
going on
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Are there any special habits / customs in your country for New Year’s Day?
customs
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He expected / waited to be the winner of the contest and was really disappointed when he wasn't.
expected
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When I go shopping, I always try out / try on different clothes before I decide which ones suit me best.
try on
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When is the song competition taking place / taking part?
taking place
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