(Mis)communication

Question 1

Miscommunication

Answer 1

noun

Failure to communicate properly

_{There was a lot of miscommunication between us.}

_{We should try to clear up any miscommunication.}

Question 2

Significant

Answer 2

adjective

Worthy of attention

_{There was no significant increase in sales.}

_{The economic effect will be quite significant.}

Question 3

Party

Answer 3

noun

People involved in a legal matter

_{The contract will benefit both parties.}

_{She is the only party involved in the lawsuit.}

Question 4

Full attention

Answer 4

adjective - noun

Total concentration

_{Please give the speaker your full attention.}

_{My boss requires everyone’s full attention.}

Question 5

Ask oneself

Answer 5

verbal phrase

To think about the true answer

_{You should ask yourself if she’s the right girl for you.}

_{Maybe he should ask himself if he really wants to go.}

Question 6

Receptive

Answer 6

adjective

Willing to receive new ideas

_{The audience was not very receptive.}

_{Thank you for being so receptive.}

Question 7

Come naturally

Answer 7

verb - adverb

A natural skill not needing practice

_{Acting came naturally to her.}

_{Playing rugby just comes naturally to them.}

Question 8

Validate

Answer 8

verb

Prove the truth or value

_{These results will validate my theory.}

_{We need to validate the value of the house.}

Question 9

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