Where are you from ?
transfer (v.) to move from one place, person, or position to another
e.g. She studied for two years at Smith College, then transferred to the University of Chicago.
originally (adv.) in the beginning; when something first existed:
e.g It was a bedroom originally, but we turned it into a study.
e.g. She studied for two years at Smith College, then transferred to the University of Chicago.
originally (adv.) in the beginning; when something first existed:
e.g It was a bedroom originally, but we turned it into a study.
military (n.) the armed forces of a country:
e.g. My Dad was in the military.
e.g. My Dad was in the military.
representative (adj.) the same as other people or things in a particular group:
e.g. Are his views representative of the rest of the department?
e.g. Are his views representative of the rest of the department?
receptionist (n.) someone who works in a hotel or office building, answering the telephone and dealing with guests:
e.g. I asked a hotel receptionist about the address which I wanted to go.
What a Busy Day!
hardly (adv.) only just or almost not:
e.g. Something is wrong with the phone – I can hardly hear you.
e.g. I asked a hotel receptionist about the address which I wanted to go.
What a Busy Day!
hardly (adv.) only just or almost not:
e.g. Something is wrong with the phone – I can hardly hear you.
slave (n.) a person who is legally owned by someone else and has no personal freedom:
e.g. There were more slaves than citizens in ancient Athens.
e.g. There were more slaves than citizens in ancient Athens.
come up with (ph.) to suggest or think of an idea or plan:
e.g. He came up with a great idea for the ad campaign.
due (adj.) owed as a debt or as a right:
e.g. The rent is now due.
assignment (n.) a particular job or responsibility given to you:
e.g. The homework assignment was to read Chapter 2 in our history book.
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