Workplace English Vocabulary

Lesson 29 Qualities and Description · Quantity and Measurement

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

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10 words

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sharply (adverb)adverb
“Sales rose sharply after the new product launch.”
2
similarity (noun)noun
“The manager noticed a similarity between the two reports.”
3
someday (adverb)adverb
“Someday, I hope to lead my own team.”
4
spectator (noun)noun
“Each spectator watched the company volleyball match closely.”
5
stereo (noun)noun
“The stereo plays music in the reception area.”
6
storeroom (noun)noun
“The extra chairs are in the storeroom downstairs.”
7
subsidize (verb)verb
“The city will subsidize training for local workers.”
8
suspicious (adjective)adjective
“The accountant was suspicious of the unusual payment.”
9
tasty (adjective)adjective
“The café serves tasty sandwiches at lunchtime.”
10
terrific (adjective)adjective
“Your presentation was terrific and very clear.”