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B1 Unit 17: Communication 1

19 B1 words: name, talk, report, full stop, face to face, face-to-face… Learn them in 4 steps, then review them every day.

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WordMeaningExample
name/neɪm/ vto nameto give someone or something a nameThey decided to name the puppy Max.They decided to name the puppy Max.
talk/tɔk/ ntalka speech given to a groupAnna gave a short talk about her trip.Anna gave a short talk about her trip.
report/riˈpɔrt/ vto reportto tell someone about somethingAnna will report the problem to her teacher.Anna will report the problem to her teacher.
full stop/fʊl stɑp/ nfull stopthe mark . at the end of aPut a full stop at the end of each sentence.Put a full stop at the end of each sentence.
face to face/feɪs tu feɪs/ advface to facein the same place, looking at each otherI would love to speak to you face to face.I would love to speak to you face to face.
face-to-face/feɪs tu feɪs/ adjface-to-facehappening in person, not onlineWe had a face-to-face meeting with our teacher.We had a face-to-face meeting with our teacher.
written/ˈrɪtən/ adjwrittenput on paper or a screen in wordsThe written test has twenty questions.The written test has twenty questions.
sign/saɪn/ vto signto write your name on a paperPlease sign your name at the bottom.Please sign your name at the bottom.
kid/kɪd/ vto kidto joke or tease someone playfullyLeo likes to kid with his friends at lunch.Leo likes to kid with his friends at lunch.
claim/kleɪm/ nclaima request for something you think you shouldAnna made a claim for her lost suitcase.Anna made a claim for her lost suitcase.
address/ˈæˌdrɛs/ vto addressthe details of where someone livesPlease write your address on the envelope.Please write your address on the envelope.
comment/ˈkɑmɛnt/ ncommentsomething you say or write about someoneAnna left a nice comment under my photo.Anna left a nice comment under my photo.
question mark/ˈkwɛstʃən mɑrk/ nquestion markthe mark ? at the end of aAdd a question mark at the end of this sentence.Add a question mark at the end of this sentence.
lie/laɪ/ nliesomething you say that is not trueIt was only a small lie, but Ali felt bad.It was only a small lie, but Ali felt bad.
request/rɪˈkwɛst/ vto requestto ask for something politelyGuests can request a quiet room at the hotel.Guests can request a quiet room at the hotel.
mention/ˈmɛnʃən/ vto mentionto speak about something brieflyDon’t mention the surprise to Anna.Don’t mention the surprise to Anna.
initial/ˌɪˈnɪʃəl/ ninitialthe first letter of a nameWrite your initial and your last name here.Write your initial and your last name here.
mail/meɪl/ vto mailto send something by postPlease mail this letter to my aunt.Please mail this letter to my aunt.
promise/ˈprɑməs/ vto promiseto say you will definitely do somethingI promise to call you tonight.I promise to call you tonight.