Social actions – B1–B2 – 002
This second, 15-word part of the Social actions B1–B2 series continues the language of law and society: compensating someone, violating a rule, integrating into a group, manipulating a situation. You'll understand articles about a company being condemned for violating regulations, or a program being suspended. You'll be able to say that you undertake a task, enrol in a course, or anticipate a problem. A compact, focused list for those who've already worked through part one.
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What you'll be able to do
- Understand news about violations and condemnation (violate, condemn)
- Describe someone being excluded from or integrated into a group
- Say that you undertake a task or enrol in something
- Express that you anticipate a difficulty or relieve a situation
- Recognize manipulation or suppression in a text
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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.
- compensate
- exclude
- relieve
- bind
- violate
- anticipate
- undertake
- condemn
- integrate
- steer
- manipulate
- suspend
- suppress
- wed
- enrol
- negotiate
- collaborate
- mediate
- delegate
- advocate
- facilitate
- convene
- advise
- interact
- participate
- engage
- contribute
- coordinate
- compromise
- consult
- intervene
- assist
- accommodate
- reconcile
- confront