Let's learn 25 useful academic words that are perfect for the IELTS, TOEFL, and business presentations.
These are must-know words for whenever you are having an in-depth conversation. This vocabulary will help you enhance your overall fluency by allowing you to be more descriptive and precise.
I'll teach you the meaning, talk about any nuance, share common collocations, as well as provide you with a variety of examples.
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///LESSON CHAPTERS
0:00 bulk
1:17 contigent
2:56 so-called
4:16 hierarchy
5:26 emerge
6:17 thereby
7:21 ongoing
8:00 impose
8:51 generation
9:55 negate
10:42 reinforce
11:32 hence
12:18 protocol
12:58 exploit
14:07 initiate
14:52 trend
15:30 retain
16:17 subsequent
16:56 imply
17:56 infer
18:43 passive
19:49 integrity
20:32 portion
21:09 fluctuate
21:42 theme
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