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B1 Unit 88: Actions & verbs 4

18 B1 words: hop, obtain, refuse, tear, contribute, contribution… Learn them in 4 steps, then review them every day.

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WordMeaningExample
hop/hɑp/ nhopa small jumpThe rabbit gave a hop across the garden.The rabbit gave a hop across the garden.
obtain/əbˈteɪn/ vto obtainto getYou can obtain a visa at the embassy.You can obtain a visa at the embassy.
refuse/rəˈfjuz/ n/vrefuseto say no toAli refused the offer politely.Ali refused the offer politely.
tear/tɛr/ vto tearto pull apartBe careful not to tear the paper.Be careful not to tear the paper.
contribute/kənˈtrɪbjut/ vto contributeto give or add somethingEveryone can contribute ideas to the project.Everyone can contribute ideas to the project.
contribution/ˌkɑntrəˈbjuʃən/ ncontributionsomething given to helpThank you for your contribution to our team.Thank you for your contribution to our team.
extend/ɪkˈstɛnd/ vto extendto make longer or biggerThey plan to extend the kitchen next year.They plan to extend the kitchen next year.
shake/ʃeɪk/ vto shaketo move quickly up and downShake the bottle before you drink.Shake the bottle before you drink.
bow/baʊ/ nbowto bend forward as respectThe actors bowed at the end of the show.The actors bowed at the end of the show.
drag/dræɡ/ vto dragto pull along the groundAli dragged the heavy bag up the stairs.Ali dragged the heavy bag up the stairs.
fool/ful/ vto foolto trickDon’t let him fool you with that story.Don’t let him fool you with that story.
slip/slɪp/ n/vslipto slide by accidentBe careful not to slip on the wet floor.Be careful not to slip on the wet floor.
dig/dɪɡ/ vto digto make a hole in the groundThe children dig a hole in the sand.The children dig a hole in the sand.
twist/twɪst/ n/vtwistto turnTwist the cap to open the bottle.Twist the cap to open the bottle.
sink/sɪŋk/ vto sinkto go down under waterThe boat began to sink slowly.The boat began to sink slowly.
attract/əˈtrækt/ vto attractto pull or draw interestFlowers attract bees and butterflies.Flowers attract bees and butterflies.
wrap/ræp/ n/vwrapto cover in paper or clothPlease wrap the gift in blue paper.Please wrap the gift in blue paper.
proceed/prəˈsid/ vto proceedto continue or go forwardAfter the break, we proceed to the next chapter.After the break, we proceed to the next chapter.