UNIT 5C-PRACTICAL ENGLISH - VOCABULARY

Persuade (v.)

• To convince someone to do something or believe something.
• To break the continuity of a line or path.
• A man who is polite and behaves well, especially in social situations.
• Moving from one place to another, usually over long distances.

Interrupt (v.)

• To convince someone to do something or believe something.
• To break the continuity of a line or path.
• A man who is polite and behaves well, especially in social situations.
• Moving from one place to another, usually over long distances.

Gentleman (n.)

• To convince someone to do something or believe something.
• To break the continuity of a line or path.
• A man who is polite and behaves well, especially in social situations.
• Moving from one place to another, usually over long distances.

Exhausted (adj.)

• To convince someone to do something or believe something.
• Feeling extremely tired, usually because of hard work or physical activity.
• A man who is polite and behaves well, especially in social situations.
• Moving from one place to another, usually over long distances.

Travelling (v.)

• To convince someone to do something or believe something.
• To break the continuity of a line or path.
• A man who is polite and behaves well, especially in social situations.
• Moving from one place to another, usually over long distances.

Settling down (phrasal verb)

• To convince someone to do something or believe something.
• To break the continuity of a line or path.
• To begin to live a quieter life by getting married or staying permanently in a place.
• Moving from one place to another, usually over long distances.

Plans (n.)

• The detailed arrangements or methods for doing something.
• To break the continuity of a line or path.
• A man who is polite and behaves well, especially in social situations.
• Moving from one place to another, usually over long distances.

Engagement (n.)

• To convince someone to do something or believe something.
• To break the continuity of a line or path.
• A man who is polite and behaves well, especially in social situations.
• The official agreement that two people have made to get married.

After such a long day, Jenny was utterly _______.

• Exhausted
• Persuade
• Travelling
• Gentleman

How are the wedding _______ coming along?

• Plans
• Interrupt
• Gentleman
• Engagement