Possession and transfer – A2–B1 – 002
The second, 14-word part of the Possession and transfer topic continues the A2–B1 verbs from part 1. You'll learn words like seize, distribute, repay, and reclaim, which help you understand simple news stories, historical texts, or descriptions of a dispute. You'll be able to say that you got something back, paid off a debt, or picked something up from somewhere, and you'll also recognize when a text talks about someone being deprived of something or furnished with it.
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What you'll be able to do
- You'll understand news about an army conquering or regaining territory.
- You'll say that you're repaying a loan or reclaiming something that's yours.
- You'll recognize seize and grab-type verbs in descriptions of sudden or forceful action.
- You'll use distribute and assign when talking about sharing out tasks at work or school.
- You'll continue building on the vocabulary from part 1 of the series.
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What's in this set?
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- absorb
- seize
- distribute
- conquer
- regain
- bleed
- assign
- repay
- fetch
- derive
- reclaim
- enrich
- deprive
- furnish
- acquire
- inherit
- lease
- loan
- rent
- sell
- transfer
- exchange
- borrow
- lend
- donate
- ownership
- property
- possession
- mortgage
- deposit
- withdraw
- trade
- barter
- auction
- bargain