NGSL Red Words B, C, D Flashcards

1
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The UK — a lot of tea.

(use), Noun of consumption

A

to consume something

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2
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to see something separately from others

to give an award

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distinguish

People with colour blindness cannot distinguish red from green

This distinguished writer has received many awards for their compositions -

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3
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Adjective for convention, also means ‘normal’ and sometimes ‘boring’

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Many teenagers feel their parents have very conventional tastes in music.

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4
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To find signs of something

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to detect

A good nurse can detect the feeling of their patient from body language and voice tone.

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5
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related to business

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corporate

I used to work in the corporate world, and now I work for the NHS.

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6
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a team, often in an emergency situation

ambulance –
rescue —

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a crew

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7
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to say words from an author

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to cite someone

I cited Shakespeare in my essay.

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8
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to fall or let something fall
to lose something
to reveal something that was secret
to release

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to drop

I dropped my keys when I was drunk

I dropped some points on Listening A

I dropped that I was leaving the company

The podcast dropped on April 1st

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9
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coverings for a window or in hospitals are

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curtains

‘Please draw the curtains around the patient’s bed to give him privacy’

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10
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to throw a net

to place an actor in a role

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to cast

The fishermen cast their nets to catch the salmon.

Benedict Cumberbatch was cast as Sherlock Holmes in the BBC drama.

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11
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a standard

‘Resources of language and grammar is a — for speaking assessment’.

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a criterion

plural criteria

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12
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to take part in a competition

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to compete

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13
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a standard

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a criterion

The marking criterion for OET speaking can be seen on their website.

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14
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stopping something by issuing an order that it is illegal

President Trump imposed a — on travellers from several Muslim majority countries.

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ban

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15
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a kind of black fuel made of carbon and mined

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coal

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16
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fighting

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conflict

17
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essential

Building your vocabulary is a — part of mastering a language.

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crucial

18
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Another word for ‘now’ and the strong movement of water or opinions is

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current

The current in the Bristol channel is strong

I like reading current affairs.

19
Q

An old swear word, meaning ‘make someone go to hell’.

A

Damn!

short for Damnation!

20
Q

subjective thinking, letting your personal opinions come in when you should be objective

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bias

In OET, you must write objectively and without bias
There is a lot of bias in the media.

21
Q
  1. to move slowly along a surface
  2. when a man dresses as a woman or for entertainment
  3. boring!
A

DRAG
#
Rupaul has a drag show

Studying can be a real drag.

The patient dragged their feet along the ground.

22
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to be in line with other things
to be the same as another thing
to do the same thing regularly

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(be) consistent

23
Q

working together is also

A

cooperation

24
Q

someone who gives their opinion on books, movies, and music is a

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critic

25
Q

a disagreement is also

A

a dispute

26
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to combine two animals or plants to make a new one

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Breed like rabbits!

The breeder crossed a greyhound and a poodle to create a strange new breed.

27
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the normal thing to do

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the convention

In Japan, shaking hands is not the convention

28
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something wrong

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a complaint

29
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The patient —ed of a persistent headache.

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complained

30
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the money of a country is called

A

currency

The currency of Poland is the Zloty

31
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There was a — shape on the X-ray.

Something clear

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distinct

32
Q

The student had a lot of —- and never gave up.

noun of ‘be determined’

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determination