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45 Cards in this Set
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colleague |
kɑlig |
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colleagues |
kɑligz |
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Girl |
ɡərl |
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Monday |
məndi |
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Tuesday |
tuzdi |
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Wednesday |
wɛnzdi |
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Thursday |
ˈθɜrzˌdeɪ |
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Friday |
ˈfraɪdi |
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Saturday |
ˈsætɜrdi |
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Sunday |
ˈsʌnˌdeɪ |
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How do you make a sentence in the PAST TENSE? |
add -> ED |
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Make a sentence using the FUTURE TENSE, Use : "I will......." |
example: "I will get an MBA one day." |
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Make a sentence using: "I'm going to....." |
example: " I'm going to study when I get home from work." |
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Make a sentence using: "I had (did something)....." |
example: "I had washed the dishes after eating dinner." |
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Prononuce correctly: Walked |
If the word before 'ed' ends in the sounds 'p', 'f', 's', 'ch', 'sh', 'k', then 'ed' is pronounced 't' |
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Pronounce correctly: Sniffed |
If the word before 'ed' ends in the sounds 'p', 'f', 's', 'ch', 'sh', 'k', then 'ed' is pronounced 't' |
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Pronounce correctly: Hopped |
If the word before 'ed' ends in the sounds 'p', 'f', 's', 'ch', 'sh', 'k', then 'ed' is pronounced 't' |
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Pronounce correctly: Washed |
If the word before 'ed' ends in the sounds 'p', 'f', 's', 'ch', 'sh', 'k', then 'ed' is pronounced 't' |
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Pronounce correctly: Watched |
If the word before 'ed' ends in the sounds 'p', 'f', 's', 'ch', 'sh', 'k', then 'ed' is pronounced 't' |
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Pronounce correctly: Wanted |
If the main word before 'ed' ends in a /t/ or /d/ ....then you pronounce the 'ed' like /id/ |
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Pronounce correctly: Prodded |
If the main word before 'ed' ends in a /t/ or /d/ ....then you pronounce the 'ed' like /id/ |
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Pronounce correctly: added |
If the main word before 'ed' ends in a /t/ or /d/ ....then you pronounce the 'ed' like /id/ |
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Pronounce correctly: hated |
If the main word before 'ed' ends in a /t/ or /d/ ....then you pronounce the 'ed' like /id/ |
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Pronounce correctly: Closed |
any other consonant endings you just pronounce final sound like /d/ example: (Rubbed, Hugged, Mugged, Pulled) |
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Pronounce correctly: Hugged |
any other consonant endings you just pronounce final sound like /d/ example: (Rubbed, Hugged, Mugged, Pulled) |
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Pronounce correctly: Girls |
gɜrlz |
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Ambitious |
adj. pron: æmˈbɪʃəs determined to be successful or powerful. "Luke is ambitious and does not want to be a sales assistant all his life." |
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Break |
noun. pron: breɪk To take a break. You stop for a short time to eat or rest. "Ok, lets take a break for a few minutes." "It's time for my lunch break." |
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Career |
Noun Pron: kəˈrɪr A job that you do for a long time and where you can get promoted higher. "Do you have a career plan? Where do you want to be in 10 years?" |
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Client |
Noun Pron: ˈklaɪənt Someone who pays a business for a service or advice. "Mr. Dolan is an important client for our law firm" |
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Company |
Noun: Pron: ˈkʌmpəni An organization that makes or sells things. "My father runs his own photography company." |
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Figure |
Noun. Pron: ˈfɪgjər A number that shows an amount. "The painting was sold for a figure around $50,000." |
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Finance |
Noun. Pron: fəˈnæns Activities connected with the spending or saving of large amounts of money. "What is the key difference of people who work in finance and those that work in research?" |
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Fortune |
Noun Pron: ˈfɔrʧən A lot of money. "This phone cost a fortune." |
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Human Resources |
Noun Pron: ˈhjumən ˈrisɔrsɪz The department that deals with employing, training and helping people in the company. "I hate going to the human resources department, they are never helpful." |
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Manufacturing |
Noun Pron: ˌmænjəˈfækʧərɪŋ The process or business of producing products in factories. "Đồng Nai is one of Vietnam's main manufacturing centers" |
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Marketing |
Noun Pron: ˈmɑrkətɪŋ The job of deciding on how to advertise and sell a product. |
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Meeting |
Noun Pron: ˈmitɪŋ An organized event where people discuss something. "We will have a meeting next week to discuss this problem." |
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Message |
Noun Pron: ˈmɛsəʤ A piece of information that you give to someone. "Can I please leave a message for the director?" |
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Manufacturer |
Noun ˌmænjəˈfækʧərər A company that makes a large quantity of goods and products using machines. "A manufacturer is another name for a producer". |
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Multinational |
noun ˌmʌlˌtaɪˈnæʃənəl A very large company that has offices, factories and headquarters in many different countries. "Pepsi and Coca-Cola are two of the biggest multinational companies in the world". |
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Product |
Noun ˈprɑdəkt Something that is made or sold by a company. "Today Samsung's innovative and top quality products and processes are world recognized." |
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Qualification |
Noun ˌkwɑləfəˈkeɪʃən
An official examination that you have passed, which shows what level of education you have reached or what training you have had. "What qualifications do you have? You need to get a certification in teaching to teach here". |
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Run |
Verb Pron: rʌn Managing or controlling a business, organization, etc. "The same family has been running the company for years". |
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Superior |
Noun suˈpɪriər A person who has a higher position than you at work. "You should never be rude to your superiors." |
