V-Lev.04-Part H

V-Lev 04(3000-4000words)

H 1 … vital
… vital
… Water is vital for life.
… It’s vital to follow instructions.
… vital

/ vital

… Water is vital for life.

/ Water is vital for life.

… It’s vital to follow instructions.

/ It’s vital to follow instructions.

H 2 … well-known
… well-known
… He’s a well-known actor.
… That restaurant is well-known locally.
… well-known

/ well-known

… He’s a well-known actor.

/ He’s a well-known actor.

… That restaurant is well-known locally.

/ That restaurant is well-known locally.

H 3 … directly
… directly
… She spoke directly to the manager.
… The train goes directly to Tokyo.
… directly

/ directly

… She spoke directly to the manager.

/ She spoke directly to the manager.

… The train goes directly to Tokyo.

/ The train goes directly to Tokyo.

H 4 … unfortunately
… unfortunately
… Unfortunately, the event was canceled.
… He was late, unfortunately.
… unfortunately

/ unfortunately

… Unfortunately, the event was canceled.

/ Unfortunately, the event was canceled.

… He was late, unfortunately.

/ He was late, unfortunately.

H 5 … despite
… despite
… Despite the rain, we went hiking.
… She smiled despite the pain.
… despite

/ despite

… Despite the rain, we went hiking.

/ Despite the rain, we went hiking.

… She smiled despite the pain.

/ She smiled despite the pain.

H 6 … sigh
… sigh
… He let out a deep sigh.
… She sighed with relief.
… sigh

/ sigh

… He let out a deep sigh.

/ He let out a deep sigh.

… She sighed with relief.

/ She sighed with relief.

H 7 … muslim
… muslim
… He is a Muslim and prays daily.
… Muslim holidays are celebrated worldwide.
… muslim

/ muslim

… He is a Muslim and prays daily.

/ He is a Muslim and prays daily.

… Muslim holidays are celebrated worldwide.

/ Muslim holidays are celebrated worldwide.

H 8 … shrug
… shrug
… He shrugged and walked away.
… She gave a confused shrug.
… shrug

/ shrug

… He shrugged and walked away.

/ He shrugged and walked away.

… She gave a confused shrug.

/ She gave a confused shrug.

H 9 … surprisingly
… surprisingly
… Surprisingly, he passed the test.
… The food was surprisingly good.
… surprisingly

/ surprisingly

… Surprisingly, he passed the test.

/ Surprisingly, he passed the test.

… The food was surprisingly good.

/ The food was surprisingly good.

H 10 … competitive
… competitive
… She’s very competitive in sports.
… It’s a competitive market.
… competitive

/ competitive

… She’s very competitive in sports.

/ She’s very competitive in sports.

… It’s a competitive market.

/ It’s a competitive market.

H 11 … operating
… operating
… The machine is still operating.
… He’s operating the system remotely.
… operating

/ operating

… The machine is still operating.

/ The machine is still operating.

… He’s operating the system remotely.

/ He’s operating the system remotely.

H 12 … qualify
… qualify
… Did you qualify for the finals?
… She qualified as a doctor.
… qualify

/ qualify

… Did you qualify for the finals?

/ Did you qualify for the finals?

… She qualified as a doctor.

/ She qualified as a doctor.

H 13 … manufacturing
… manufacturing
… The city has a strong manufacturing industry.
… They work in car manufacturing.
… manufacturing

/ manufacturing

… The city has a strong manufacturing industry.

/ The city has a strong manufacturing industry.

… They work in car manufacturing.

/ They work in car manufacturing.

H 14 … vulnerable
… vulnerable
… Young animals are vulnerable to cold.
… He’s emotionally vulnerable.
… vulnerable

/ vulnerable

… Young animals are vulnerable to cold.

/ Young animals are vulnerable to cold.

… He’s emotionally vulnerable.

/ He’s emotionally vulnerable.

H 15 … aim
… aim
… Our aim is to improve education.
… He aimed carefully before shooting.
… aim

/ aim

… Our aim is to improve education.

/ Our aim is to improve education.

… He aimed carefully before shooting.

/ He aimed carefully before shooting.

H 16 … disappoint
… disappoint
… I didn’t mean to disappoint you.
… The ending disappointed many fans.
… disappoint

/ disappoint

… I didn’t mean to disappoint you.

/ I didn’t mean to disappoint you.

… The ending disappointed many fans.

/ The ending disappointed many fans.

H 17 … discuss
… discuss
… Let’s discuss the plan tomorrow.
… They discussed the issue in detail.
… discuss

/ discuss

… Let’s discuss the plan tomorrow.

/ Let’s discuss the plan tomorrow.

… They discussed the issue in detail.

/ They discussed the issue in detail.

H 18 … greet
… greet
… She greeted us with a smile.
… He greeted the guests at the door.
… greet

/ greet

… She greeted us with a smile.

/ She greeted us with a smile.

… He greeted the guests at the door.

/ He greeted the guests at the door.

H 19 … stare
… stare
… Don’t stare at people.
… She stared out the window.
… stare

/ stare

… Don’t stare at people.

/ Don’t stare at people.

… She stared out the window.

/ She stared out the window.

H 20 … eager
… eager
… He’s eager to learn.
… She was eager to help.
… eager

/ eager

… He’s eager to learn.

/ He’s eager to learn.

… She was eager to help.

/ She was eager to help.

H 21 … nevertheless
… nevertheless
… It was raining; nevertheless, we went out.
… He was tired; nevertheless, he kept working.
… nevertheless

/ nevertheless

… It was raining; nevertheless, we went out.

/ It was raining; nevertheless, we went out.

… He was tired; nevertheless, he kept working.

/ He was tired; nevertheless, he kept working.

H 22 … possibly
… possibly
… I’ll possibly visit next week.
… Could you possibly help me?
… possibly

/ possibly

… I’ll possibly visit next week.

/ I’ll possibly visit next week.

… Could you possibly help me?

/ Could you possibly help me?

H 23 … snap
… snap
… He snapped the pencil in half.
… She snapped a photo of the sunset.
… snap

/ snap

… He snapped the pencil in half.

/ He snapped the pencil in half.

… She snapped a photo of the sunset.

/ She snapped a photo of the sunset.

H 24 … rarely
… rarely
… I rarely eat sweets.
… He rarely watches TV.
… rarely

/ rarely

… I rarely eat sweets.

/ I rarely eat sweets.

… He rarely watches TV.

/ He rarely watches TV.

H 25 … adopt
… adopt
… They adopted a child from abroad.
… We adopted a new strategy.
… adopt

/ adopt

… They adopted a child from abroad.

/ They adopted a child from abroad.

… We adopted a new strategy.

/ We adopted a new strategy.

H 26 … associate
… associate
… I associate summer with beaches.
… He’s associated with that company.
… associate

/ associate

… I associate summer with beaches.

/ I associate summer with beaches.

… He’s associated with that company.

/ He’s associated with that company.

H 27 … suspect
… suspect
… I suspect he’s hiding something.
… The police arrested the suspect.
… suspect

/ suspect

… I suspect he’s hiding something.

/ I suspect he’s hiding something.

… The police arrested the suspect.

/ The police arrested the suspect.

H 28 … awake
… awake
… I was still awake at midnight.
… The baby is finally awake.
… awake

/ awake

… I was still awake at midnight.

/ I was still awake at midnight.

… The baby is finally awake.

/ The baby is finally awake.

H 29 … empty
… empty
… The box is completely empty.
… He felt empty inside.
… empty

/ empty

… The box is completely empty.

/ The box is completely empty.

… He felt empty inside.

/ He felt empty inside.

H 30 … upset
… upset
… She was upset by the news.
… Don’t get upset over small things.
… upset

/ upset

… She was upset by the news.

/ She was upset by the news.

… Don’t get upset over small things.

/ Don’t get upset over small things.

H 31 … seldom
… seldom
… He seldom goes out.
… I seldom eat meat.
… seldom

/ seldom

… He seldom goes out.

/ He seldom goes out.

… I seldom eat meat.

/ I seldom eat meat.

H 32 … whenever
… whenever
… Call me whenever you need help.
… I smile whenever I see her.
… whenever

/ whenever

… Call me whenever you need help.

/ Call me whenever you need help.

… I smile whenever I see her.

/ I smile whenever I see her.

H 33 … civilized
… civilized
… A civilized society respects others.
… They acted in a civilized manner.
… civilized

/ civilized

… A civilized society respects others.

/ A civilized society respects others.

… They acted in a civilized manner.

/ They acted in a civilized manner.

H 34 … logic
… logic
… His logic is hard to follow.
… Use logic to solve the problem.
… logic

/ logic

… His logic is hard to follow.

/ His logic is hard to follow.

… Use logic to solve the problem.

/ Use logic to solve the problem.

H 35 … companion
… companion
… She’s a loyal companion.
… He traveled with a companion.
… companion

/ companion

… She’s a loyal companion.

/ She’s a loyal companion.

… He traveled with a companion.

/ He traveled with a companion.

H 36 … exception
… exception
… There’s no exception to this rule.
… She’s the only exception.
… exception

/ exception

… There’s no exception to this rule.

/ There’s no exception to this rule.

… She’s the only exception.

/ She’s the only exception.

H 37 … divorce
… divorce
… They got a divorce last year.
… Divorce can be emotionally difficult.
… divorce

/ divorce

… They got a divorce last year.

/ They got a divorce last year.

… Divorce can be emotionally difficult.

/ Divorce can be emotionally difficult.

H 38 … infant
… infant
… The infant cried all night.
… She cares for infants at the clinic.
… infant

/ infant

… The infant cried all night.

/ The infant cried all night.

… She cares for infants at the clinic.

/ She cares for infants at the clinic.

H 39 … courage
… courage
… He showed great courage.
… It takes courage to speak up.
… courage

/ courage

… He showed great courage.

/ He showed great courage.

… It takes courage to speak up.

/ It takes courage to speak up.

H 40 … appointment
… appointment
… I have a doctor’s appointment at 3.
… She missed her appointment.
… appointment

/ appointment

… I have a doctor’s appointment at 3.

/ I have a doctor’s appointment at 3.

… She missed her appointment.

/ She missed her appointment.

H 41 … fur
… fur
… The cat has soft fur.
… He wore a fur coat.
… fur

/ fur

… The cat has soft fur.

/ The cat has soft fur.

… He wore a fur coat.

/ He wore a fur coat.

H 42 … honor
… honor
… It’s an honor to meet you.
… They honored her achievements.
… honor

/ honor

… It’s an honor to meet you.

/ It’s an honor to meet you.

… They honored her achievements.

/ They honored her achievements.

H 43 … charm
… charm
… She has a natural charm.
… The town has old-world charm.
… charm

/ charm

… She has a natural charm.

/ She has a natural charm.

… The town has old-world charm.

/ The town has old-world charm.

H 44 … instinct
… instinct
… Birds fly by instinct.
… He followed his instinct.
… instinct

/ instinct

… Birds fly by instinct.

/ Birds fly by instinct.

… He followed his instinct.

/ He followed his instinct.

H 45 … dialect
… dialect
… She speaks in a local dialect.
… The dialect is hard to understand.
… dialect

/ dialect

… She speaks in a local dialect.

/ She speaks in a local dialect.

… The dialect is hard to understand.

/ The dialect is hard to understand.

H 46 … conservation
… conservation
… Conservation protects wildlife.
… Water conservation is important.
… conservation

/ conservation

… Conservation protects wildlife.

/ Conservation protects wildlife.

… Water conservation is important.

/ Water conservation is important.

H 47 … insurance
… insurance
… Do you have health insurance?
… The insurance covers accidents.
… insurance

/ insurance

… Do you have health insurance?

/ Do you have health insurance?

… The insurance covers accidents.

/ The insurance covers accidents.

H 48 … odd
… odd
… That’s an odd question.
… He has some odd habits.
… odd

/ odd

… That’s an odd question.

/ That’s an odd question.

… He has some odd habits.

/ He has some odd habits.

H 49 … division
… division
… The division of tasks was fair.
… There’s a clear division between roles.
… division

/ division

… The division of tasks was fair.

/ The division of tasks was fair.

… There’s a clear division between roles.

/ There’s a clear division between roles.

H 50 … portion
… portion
… I ate a small portion of cake.
… She served generous portions.
… portion

/ portion

… I ate a small portion of cake.

/ I ate a small portion of cake.

… She served generous portions.

/ She served generous portions.

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