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opportunity |
He was delighted to have the opportunity.
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personal |
My teacher takes a personal interest in my progress.
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participate |
She didn't want or participate in the sports lesson.
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affluent |
He comes from an affluent background.
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background |
His background is in politics but now he's more interested in charity work.
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broaden |
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challenge |
I enjoy a challenge.
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firsthand |
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appreciation |
I appreciated the performance.
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appreciate |
I would appreciate your help with this project.
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outlook |
He could mesmerize anyone he met with his cultured attitude and outlook.
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broaden |
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widen |
Use a thesaurus to widen your vocabulary.
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demonstrate |
The salesman went on to demonstrate the machinery.
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enrich |
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focus |
It was difficult to focus on the moving car.
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develop |
Learning new things helps you to develop your knowledge.
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assist |
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motive |
There was no motive for the crime - no-one knew why he had done it.
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