NGSL - Red words N-O-P Flashcards

1
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to take a position

Country A does this to country B

A

In World War 2, these islands were occupied by the Germans.

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2
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to take up your time

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to occupy time

Being a parent is occupying a lot of my time these days.

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3
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synonym of happen

A

occur

What occurs in this room must be kept confidential.

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4
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the opposite of support

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to oppose something.

Many people are opposed to gun ownership on the grounds of public safety.

Some healthcare professionals were opposed to vaccine mandates.

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5
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to sense something

verb of perception

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to perceive something

The nurse perceived that the patient was hiding a symptom.

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a heap

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a pile

I found my favourite t-shirt in a pile of dirty clothes

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7
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to throw something

to try to sell something

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to pitch something

The salesperson pitched the product to the prospective customer

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8
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a kind of vote

A

a poll

Polls can be made very easily and put on your social media pages.

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to set something

to position oneself

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to pose

The film star smiled and posed in a sexy way for the photographer.

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10
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to own something

verb of possession

A

I possess this ring

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11
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noun of possess

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a possession

This ring is one of my favourite possessions.

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12
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What is happening with the coffee?

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pour

Someone is pouring coffee.
The coffee is being poured.

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13
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the state of being poor

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poverty

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14
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story

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narrative

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15
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noun of negotiation (bargaining)

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to negotiate

I negotiated the terms of my contract.

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16
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adverb of new

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newly

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17
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not A n…B

A

Neither A nor B treatments worked.

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18
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idea

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notion

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19
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duty

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obligation

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20
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clear and easy to see

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obvious

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21
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attack

something rude

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offense

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22
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adverb of on

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onto

I got onto the train

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23
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if not

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otherwise

You need to take your medicine. Otherwise, your condition will probably not improve.

24
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in total

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overall

25
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to get over difficulties

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to overcome difficulties/problems

I overcame many difficulties to pass the OET.

26
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If you have a loan, then you — something

A

to owe someone something

I owe the bank 6,000 GBP in loans.

27
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how fast something happens is

A

the pace

28
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especially

A

particularly

29
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love of something

A

passion

30
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a place to walk, often in a wood

A

a path

31
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someone at the same stage of life or career is your

A

peer

32
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Latin word for each

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per

brn means ‘two times per day’

33
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a stage of something

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a phase

Teenagers go through a phase of challenging their parents.

34
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the story of a piece of fiction or play or movie

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a plot

The plot of this mystery has many suprising twists.

35
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pop (verb)

A

to go quickly

‘I’m popping to the shops! Do you need anything?’

36
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the basis of an argument is the

A

premise

37
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to keep something safe or in the same way

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to preserve

We should preserve our natural lakes, mountains, and habitats of wild animals.

38
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relating to the president

A

presidential

Presidential elections in the US will be held in 2024

39
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adverb of presume

Writers use this to introduce assumptions ‘I am taking this as truth’

A

presumably

40
Q

to lie or make-believe something is true when it is just fictional

A

pretend

Children love to pretend things.

41
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Noun of proud

a group of lions!

A

pride
I felt a sense of pride when I passed my driving test.

There is a pride of lions sleeping under that tree!

42
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adverb of primary

A

primarily

43
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the first

‘The — colours are red, blue, and yellow’

A

primary

44
Q

the head of a school in the USA

A

the principal

45
Q

a moral or a central idea

A

principle

The key principle in OET speaking is to act as naturally as you do with patients in real life.

46
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first

A

prior

47
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likelihood

A

probability

48
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to move forward

A

proceed

Airport announcement:
Passengers, please proceed to Gate 10 where your plane is now boarding!

49
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on time

A

prompt

50
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correct, often related to manners

A

proper

51
Q

something you own is your

A

property

52
Q

a business or marriage offer

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a proposal

53
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verb of provision

A

to provide

Parents provide everything for their children

54
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to buy

A

to purchase something

55
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to follow or chase something

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to pursue

I pursued my dream of becoming a doctor.

56
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free of impurities
opposite of impure

  • clean
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pure