Tag: Communication
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Communication Words in Context

The Appeal
Scene: A large courtroom filled with members of the public and media. The judge, a serious yet fair figure, sits at the bench, while the defense solicitor and prosecutor sit at their respective tables. The atmosphere is tense as the appeal hearing begins. The defendant, a middle-aged man, sits nervously beside his solicitor.
Listen to a short dialogue between the judge, defense solicitor and prosecutor. Which words and expressions from the Wordlist do you hear?
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Communication
topic communication practice
TOPIC: COMMUNICATION – Practice
wordlists c1 comm phrases
C1 Advanced Wordlists
More Communication Lists:
Communication: Phrases (Other)
Key: Listen ⓘ Pop-up definition
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wordlists c1 comm expressed
C1 Advanced Wordlists
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Communication: Phrases Expressed
Key: Listen ⓘ Pop-up definition
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wordlists c1 comm general
C1 Advanced Wordlists
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Communication: General
Key: Listen ⓘ Pop-up definition
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wordlists c1 comm verbs
C1 Advanced Wordlists
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Communication: Verbs
Key: Listen ⓘ Pop-up definition
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flashcards-phrasals-emerge
Communication: Come… (emerge)
Study Tips
1. Listen to each word as your read the written form.
2. Say the word and listen again to compare your pronunciation.
3. Flip the card and read the definition.
4. Say the word to complete the example sentence. (Flip the card back to check if necessary.)
5. Listen to the example sentence, and say it yourself.
come up

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become known (unexpectedly)
“I’m afraid a problem has come ______, so I won’t be able to attend the meeting this afternoon.”
come to light

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become widely known or evident
“Every day, more information about the scandal comes to ______.”
come out

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Become known, made public
“Despite his excellent public record, It came ______ that he had been living a double life.”
come through

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become apparent through actions
“Though he did his best to appear calm, the fear came ______ in his trembling hands.”
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