MARKET LEADER ADVANCED- UNIT 1

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To craft a message?

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To create a message skillfully.

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Bounce off ideas

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Tell your ideas to find out what other people think about them

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full-blown

Eg: full-blown graphic presentations

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fully developed

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Tap into

Eg: Tap into advice from other local business people with relevant experience

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Make use of

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Tune-ups

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to make changes to a musical instrument so that it plays at the correct pitch

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Convoluted

Eg: Simplify convoluted phrases that even English speakers can barely know

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extremely complicated and difficult to follow

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Stumble over

We identified some phrases that non-native English speakers kept stumbling over.

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to make a mistake or mistakes and stop while you are speaking, reading to somebody or playing music

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ample (a)

Eg: There was ample time to get to the airport.

• Ample free parking is available.

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enough or more than enough

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Pitfall

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a danger or difficulty, especially one that is hidden or not obvious at first

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Set the stage for

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to make it possible for something to happen; to make something likely to happen