Commonly Used Words In English With Meanings In English

 

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Evidence has accumulate(d) that passive smoking is a serious risk to public health.

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become worse

presented

researched

built up

The new regulations will be phase (d) in over two years to allow companies to revise their practices.

changed slowly

immediately put into practice

slowly introduced

completely updated

Sales of ice-cream fluctuate according to the season.

grow steadily

go up and down

remain stable

are difficult

After-sales service will enhance the value perceived by the customer.

introduce

cover

change

improve

You need to amend your referencing so that it is in line with the APA system we follow here.

repeat

repair

extend

change

The town centre underwent a complete transformation as businesses left and students moved in.

was not good enough

expanded

became smaller

went through

Parents need to regulate what and how much television their children watch.

strict

count

control

reduce

changed

written

programmed

modernised

Interest will accrue at an annual rate of 11 %.

be deducted

be exactly

remain stable

build-up

I took the original American questionnaire and adapt(ed) it slightly to a New Zealand context.  

wrote

invented

changed

completed

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