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32cb2f9fe6c58d46 | 78d280ac9d2ffc5d | 32cb2f9fe6c58d46 | 4dd8b2446f3725d9 | costing | costing | noun | a calculation of the future cost of something such as a possible product | null | false | false | ar-b2-register | 2 | one | We must to review the costing of the new system before next week. | We must [to>:form] review the costing of the new system before next week. | 4 | After modal verbs like 'must', use the base form of the verb without 'to'. | 2 | 4 | [
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d5b95b533e26a781 | c016fbafe1065843 | d5b95b533e26a781 | 8f6254e2d5112d3c | paraphrase | paraphrase | verb | to repeat something written or spoken using different words, often in a humorous form or in a simpler and shorter form that makes the original meaning clearer | null | false | false | es-b2-collocation | 2 | one | The speaker paraphrased the message of the president during the meeting. | The speaker paraphrased the message of the president during the meeting. | 4 | You used the word 'paraphrase' perfectly to describe restating someone else's message. | 4 | 4 | [] | 0 | 11 | 0 | f95be6b01e164bdbcbdd8fcef517e027a2ebb096c64c1cbc32a446e388863387 | train | v1 | 20,260,729 |
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8ec930cc38030d90 | 5ae3068a1a55c343 | 8ec930cc38030d90 | a12182de9e33967b | sub-literary | sub-literary | adjective | If you describe a written work as sub-literary, you do not consider it to be of high artistic value . | null | false | false | advanced-c1-word-choice | 4 | one | Despite its immense popularity, the critics dismissed the novel as sub-literary trash that appealed only to the lowest denominator. | Despite its immense popularity, the critics dismissed the novel as sub-literary trash that appealed only to the lowest [denominator>common denominator:coll]. | 4 | Your sentence is excellent and uses the target word perfectly, though the full standard idiom is "lowest common denominator". | 4 | 2 | [
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dd398216804b9483 | d5088a0f93c08b0b | dd398216804b9483 | 6c13cc9c8b5c79ba | reinterpretation | reinterpretation | noun | the act of performing a play , piece of music , etc. in a way that expresses your own new ideas about it, or of creating something again using new ideas | null | false | false | ar-a2-copula | 3 | one | His reinterpretation of this sandwich very creative. | His reinterpretation of this sandwich [very>is very:agr] creative. | 4 | Don't forget to include the verb 'is' to link the subject to its description. | 2 | 4 | [
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6fc5866c3888e35b | cfeb60a66a4de661 | 6fc5866c3888e35b | caa36f0c94a81af5 | get rid of something | get rid of something | phrase | to remove or throw away something unwanted | B1 | true | false | ja-b2-natural | 1 | one | She drank the hot herbal tea to get rid of the cough that was annoying her since yesterday. | She drank the hot herbal tea to get rid of the cough that [was>had been:tense] annoying her since yesterday. | 4 | Use the past perfect continuous ('had been annoying') with 'since yesterday' to show that the cough started in the past and continued up to the moment she drank the tea. | 2 | 4 | [
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892f393153f1b8b0 | 01e7bd9e8b9932f4 | 892f393153f1b8b0 | fc58510bdeca756b | scholar | scholar | noun | a person who studies a subject in great detail , especially at a university | C1 | false | false | ar-a2-copula | 1 | one | He a Fulbright scholar who will study in the United States. | He [>is:agr] a Fulbright scholar who will study in the United States. | 4 | You used the target word perfectly, but remember to include the verb 'is' ('He is a...') so your sentence has a main verb. | 2 | 4 | [
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35aa9201ccfd7d3d | d8e765b7fe7714a4 | 35aa9201ccfd7d3d | b763870fc7ac0b21 | précis | précis | verb | to make or give a précis | null | false | false | advanced-c1-word-choice | 3 | one | The attorney attempted to précis the complicated feelings of the witness into a single, comprehensive phrase. | The attorney attempted to précis the complicated feelings of the witness into a single, comprehensive phrase. | 4 | Excellent sentence; you used "précis" perfectly as a verb to describe summarizing something complex! | 4 | 4 | [] | 0 | 16 | 0 | f95be6b01e164bdbcbdd8fcef517e027a2ebb096c64c1cbc32a446e388863387 | train | v1 | 20,260,729 |
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8459d5f2d69c94cb | e5fd9fdac020c09f | 8459d5f2d69c94cb | 2555c9e6eaeb11c6 | mannerism | mannerism | noun | something that a person does repeatedly with the face , hands , or voice , esp . a habit that the person is not aware of | null | false | false | es-b1-forms | 2 | one | The famous actor's mannerism in the new movie attract all the critics. | The famous actor's mannerism in the new movie [attract>attracts:agr] all the critics. | 4 | You used the word 'mannerism' correctly to describe a physical habit or quirk, but don't forget to make your verb singular ('attracts') to match it. | 2 | 4 | [
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8e59e69486671687 | 586b47cbbda9c823 | 8e59e69486671687 | 463b6501780d5230 | U-turn | u-turn | verb | to change completely from one opinion or plan of action to an opposite one | null | false | false | ja-b2-natural | 4 | one | The minister has U-turned on the new tax after receive many angry letters from citizens. | The minister has U-turned on the new tax after [receive>receiving:form] many angry letters from citizens. | 4 | Great job using 'U-turned' in this context, but remember to use the -ing form ('receiving') after the preposition 'after'. | 2 | 4 | [
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703d57c02d94c380 | 3e1adaca8127e062 | 703d57c02d94c380 | 7a04d8941eae0f4d | fill a gap in the market | fill a gap in the market | collocation | to provide a product or service that no other company provides | null | true | false | ar-b1-definiteness | 2 | one | The new fruit stand fills a gap in the market on main street. | The new fruit stand fills a gap in the market on [main>Main:sp] [street>Street:sp]. | 4 | You used the target phrase perfectly, but remember to capitalize "Main Street" as it is a proper noun. | 2 | 4 | [
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f3d369350f981b10 | 616a05f595307b24 | f3d369350f981b10 | 16e01c3bb2cb9125 | pace | pace | verb | to walk in one direction and then in the opposite direction , often because you are worried or waiting for something to happen | null | false | false | vi-b1-articles | 4 | unreadable | Man pace room floor step step fear mind wait come happen thing. | [Man>The man:art] [pace>paced:tense] [room>the room:art] floor step [step>by step:prep] [fear>with fear:prep] [mind>in mind:prep] [wait>waiting:form] [come>for something:word] [happen>to happen:form] [thing>:word]. | 4 | You captured the correct meaning of 'pace' perfectly, but remember to include grammatical connecting words like articles and prepositions to form a complete English sentence. | 0 | 1 | [
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fd1487319d0f3eae | a762581bb793b5f7 | fd1487319d0f3eae | d0507a74e452c0d9 | quell | quell | verb | to completely stop or end something | null | false | false | es-b2-collocation | 1 | unreadable | To quelled a big afraid of his mind, doing the man without for sleep. | null | 4 | You successfully used 'quell' to mean stopping a feeling of fear, but the phrase 'doing the man without for sleep' is too jumbled to correct accurately. | 0 | 0 | [] | 0 | 14 | 0 | f95be6b01e164bdbcbdd8fcef517e027a2ebb096c64c1cbc32a446e388863387 | train | v1 | 20,260,729 |
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af73891966381e81 | 4e4a0b07cb551f68 | af73891966381e81 | c1c10c77bf190ded | blond | blond | adjective | ( esp . of hair ) pale yellow or golden | null | false | false | vi-a2-foundations | 1 | unreadable | yesterday go he blond wood make find in very simple present of time desk put. | null | 4 | You used 'blond' correctly to describe the color of the wood, but the rest of your sentence is too mixed up to understand, so please review basic English word order. | 0 | 0 | [] | 0 | 15 | 0 | f95be6b01e164bdbcbdd8fcef517e027a2ebb096c64c1cbc32a446e388863387 | train | v1 | 20,260,729 |
05321c0b6970744f | e3184213e36a2b86 | 05321c0b6970744f | 96ca2fe296715a69 | intermarry | intermarry | verb | to marry someone who is from the same family as you | null | false | false | es-b2-collocation | 3 | unreadable | The for blood same intermarry be of the king dynasty do ill borns of a brother. | null | 4 | You understood the meaning of 'intermarry', but your sentence's grammar and word order are too mixed up to correct; try a simpler phrasing, like 'Intermarrying in a royal dynasty causes children to be born ill.' | 0 | 0 | [] | 0 | 16 | 0 | f95be6b01e164bdbcbdd8fcef517e027a2ebb096c64c1cbc32a446e388863387 | train | v1 | 20,260,729 |
79d306767841c011 | 911e0c77367db405 | 79d306767841c011 | a5b0150be3ce0b8f | strike | strike | verb | to find oil or gold under the surface of the earth | null | false | false | es-a2-agreement | 3 | unreadable | For strike the golden they was digging in river but actual the sand only make it, no rich never. | [For>To:prep] strike [the>:art] [golden>gold:form] they [was>were:agr] digging in [>the:art] river but [actual>actually:form] [the sand only make it, no rich never>they only found sand and never got rich:unnat]. | 4 | You successfully used 'strike' in the correct sense, but remember to use 'To strike gold' instead of 'For strike the golden' to express purpose. | 0 | 2 | [
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