Identifying a Choice

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(n) an act of replying to sth/sb in
speech, writing or by some
action
Reply (n) an act of replying to
sth/sb in speech, writing or by
some action
Ex: We had over 100 replies to
our advertisement.
to send sb a document, message,
etc. by fax
To fax sth (to sb)|To fax sb (sth)
to send sb a document, message,
etc. by fax
To ...... a bus/taxi
To take a bus/taxi
..... (on sth) money that you have to
pay to the government so that it can
pay for public services.
Tax (on sth) money that you have to
pay to the government so that it can
pay for public services.
Ex: People pay tax according to their
income and businesses pay tax
according to their profits.
Tax is also often paid on goods and
services:
To raise/cut taxes. Tax
increases / cuts. Changes in tax rates
(adjective) causing you to
have deep feelings of sadness
or sympathy:
Moving (adjective) causing
you to have deep feelings of
sadness or sympathy:
Ex: a deeply moving
experience
1.I’d rather ( I ..... rather ) + .....
1.I’d rather ( I would rather ) + V (infi.)
...... (of sth)
The remaining part of sth:
2. The rest (of sth)
The remaining part of sth:
Ex: I’m not doing this job for the rest of
my life.
(n) a place where you can sit,
for example a chair:
Seat (n) a place where you can
sit, for example a chair:
Ex: She sat back in her seat.
A window / corner seat (= one
near a window / in a corner).
A child seat (= for a child in a
car)
(n) A passage between rows of
seats in a church, theatre,
train, etc., or between rows of
shelves in a supermarket:
Aisle (n) A passage between
rows of seats in a church,
theatre, train, etc., or between
rows of shelves in a
supermarket:
Ex: an aisle seat (= in a plane)
(n) a set of clothes made of the
same cloth, including a jacket
and trousers / pants or a skirt:
Suit (n) a set of clothes made
of the same cloth, including a
jacket and trousers / pants or
a skirt: a business suit
… (adj.) = grey
Gray (adj.) = grey
(adj.) suitable or appropriate
for sb working in a particular
profession:
OPP ......
Professional (adj.) suitable or
appropriate for sb working in
a particular profession:
Ex: professional conduct /
misconduct
OPP Unprofessional
to force out air suddenly and
noisily through your throat,
for example when you have a
cold:
To cough to force out air
suddenly and noisily through
your throat, for example when
you have a cold:
Ex: I couldn’t stop coughing.
These are some words you might
hear in questions that give
someone a choice:
what
which
or
prefer
rather
THANK YOU