Workplace English Vocabulary

Lesson 3 Work and Study · Home and Daily Life

Learn 10 useful words in clear contexts designed for adult A2 to B2 learners building practical workplace communication.

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10 words

# Word Example sentence Listen Slow

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fabric (noun)noun
“This fabric is soft enough for office chairs.”
2
generalization (noun)noun
“One complaint is not a generalization about everyone.”
3
guidance (noun)noun
“Ask your supervisor for guidance on the new procedure.”
4
gum (noun)noun
“Please throw your gum in the bin.”
5
hesitant (adjective)adjective
“She seemed hesitant before accepting the new role.”
6
indicator (noun)noun
“The red indicator shows that the machine needs attention.”
7
individually (adverb)adverb
“The manager spoke individually with each new employee.”
8
junior (adjective)adjective
“A junior manager joined the planning meeting.”
9
lifestyle (noun)noun
“Regular exercise is part of her healthy lifestyle.”
10
likewise (adverb)adverb
“The manager thanked the designers and likewise the engineers.”