Social actions – B2–C1 – 001
This 35-word B2–C1 deck (part one of the series) gives you the language of political and social change: overthrowing a government, abolishing a law, legislating a new rule, or overturning a verdict. You'll understand serious news and opinion pieces about a system weakening, discriminating, or revolutionising a field. You'll be able to say that someone betrays a friend, exaggerates a story, or foresees a problem. At B2–C1 level, this list makes complex debates and analyses accessible.
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What you'll be able to do
- Understand political news about overthrowing governments, abolishing laws, legislating (overthrow, abolish, legislate)
- Recognize words describing discrimination and imprisonment in an article (discriminate, imprison, confine)
- Say that someone betrays, deceives, or exaggerates
- Describe organizing a community event: assembling, supervising, authorising (assemble, supervise, authorise)
- Express that something is foreseeable, risky, or revolutionary (foresee, jeopardise, revolutionise)
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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.
- assemble
- endorse
- assert
- overthrow
- offend
- penetrate
- indulge
- prosecute
- descend
- discriminate
- weaken
- abolish
- betray
- divert
- authorise
- deceive
- decorate
- infect
- supervise
- overturn
- exaggerate
- rejoin
- foresee
- socialise
- amuse
- jeopardise
- certify
- toil
- legislate
- infringe
- displace
- confine
- imprison
- precede
- revolutionise