Academic Word List Sublist 3

1. a fact or event that makes a situation the way it is

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2. to pay someone money in exchange for something that has been lost or damaged or for some problem

3. Agreement or permission

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4. happening a lot or all the time

5. to give something, especially money, in order to provide or achieve something together with other people

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6. severely restrict the scope, extent, or activity of

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7. large or of noticeable importance

8. a part or element of a larger whole

9. something that is different from something else, especially from what is usual, and offering the possibility of choice

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10. a verbal or written remark expressing an opinion or reaction

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Academic Word List Exercises 1 - Correct answers:

1. He did not have any insurance but the other driver decided to pay him choose one alternative circumstances comments compensation components consent considerable constantly constraints contributed for the accident.

2. The choose one alternative circumstances comments compensation components consent considerable constantly constraints contributed under which she lost her job are very suspicious.

3. The company built its own cars but many of the main choose one alternative circumstances comments compensation components consent considerable constantly constraints contributed were imported.

4. The family would like to go abroad on holiday this year but their lack of money is putting choose one choose one alternative circumstances comments compensation components consent considerable constantly constraints contributed on where they are able to go.

5. The refugees had no choose one alternative circumstances comments compensation components consent considerable constantly constraints contributed but to leave the country because of the dangerous war that was being fought.

6. My supervisor wrote a lot of choose one alternative circumstances comments compensation components consent considerable constantly constraints contributed on my research paper. He wanted to me change quite a lot.

7. You are under 16, so if you want to come on the trip you must get your parent's choose one alternative circumstances comments compensation components consent considerable constantly constraints contributed .

8. They had been married for a long time but they were choose one alternative circumstances comments compensation components consent considerable constantly constraints contributed arguing so they decided it was best to get divorced.

9. The impacts of the tax changes were choose one alternative circumstances comments compensation components consent considerable constantly constraints contributed because they affected many middle-income families.

10. Everybody in the room choose one alternative circumstances comments compensation components consent considerable constantly constraints contributed about $50 to the charity, so the event was very successful.

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Academic Word List Exercises 2 - Correct answers: