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Communication and information – B2–C1 – 001
This 35-word B2–C1 deck is part one of the series, teaching the finer points of persuasion and argument. You'll spot a contradiction or an ambiguity in a claim, and know when someone is exaggerating or using hyperbole in a quarrel. You'll tell a tabloid apart from a leaflet, a booklet, or a brochure, and see the intent behind a persuasion technique. The level equips you to argue with fluency, from implication to paradox, from bragging to admission.
EN → HU
Communication and information – B2–C1 – 001
Communication and information – B2–C1 – 001
HUF 200
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What you'll be able to do
- You'll spot a contradiction or an ambiguity in an argument.
- You'll notice when someone is exaggerating or using hyperbole in a quarrel.
- You'll tell a tabloid apart from a leaflet or a brochure.
- You'll spot a persuasion technique in an ad or a speech.
- You'll argue a point with fluency, using implication and paradox.
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What's in this set?
The set's words in the source language — so you know exactly what you'll learn.
- slash
- pedal
- paradox
- refrain
- subdivision
- donkey
- grin
- rib
- implication
- vow
- giveaway
- booklet
- allegation
- wink
- brag
- converse
- repetition
- imitation
- contradiction
- ambiguity
- brochure
- bestseller
- persuasion
- quarrel
- spreadsheet
- aspiration
- exaggeration
- disapproval
- culmination
- tabloid
- leaflet
- fluency
- handout
- simplification
- hyperbole