Possession and transfer – B1–B2
This 31-word B1–B2 deck gives you verbs for business and financial situations: you purchase something, export or import goods, withdraw money from an account, or pay compensation. You'll also learn more dramatic, news-friendly verbs like smash, surrender, hijack, and bankrupt, which help you understand a story about an accident, a company going bankrupt, or a hijacking. The list is useful both for writing a work email (resign, impose, assess) and for reading a news report about a financial or legal event.
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What you'll be able to do
- You'll understand news about a company going bankrupt or workers being sacked.
- You'll say that you're withdrawing money, receiving compensation, or donating something.
- You'll recognize export, import, and purchase in business texts and statistics.
- You'll use resign and submit when quitting a job or handing in an application.
- You'll describe a dramatic event using verbs like smash, hijack, or surrender.
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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.
- stock
- purchase
- bid
- spare
- submit
- rip
- export
- yield
- import
- smash
- surrender
- assess
- dip
- withdraw
- donate
- extract
- sneak
- resign
- squeeze
- impose
- sack
- exhaust
- compensate
- relieve
- bankrupt
- condemn
- manipulate
- retrieve
- transmit
- debit
- hijack
- acquire
- lease
- mortgage
- inherit