Looking at change in the system of synonyms. Looking at saying the same thing in other words. Bauenglish uses English lessons to create humor. This lesson uses satire to talk about the language we use and how we can use that language to make a point. We can use language to bring people together as well as to divide. The language of small talk is a lesson that looks at the meta-language of English as well. What we are trying to do with the language and how we should be trying to do more in speaking English than just talking off the top of our heads.

​Answers:
 
innumerate, without a basic knowledge of mathematics and arithmetic.

1. discipline, code
2. charisma/appeal
3. cooperation, collaboration
4. agenda, schedule
5. claim, assert
6. benefit, advantage
7. order, system
8. appointment, meeting
9. requirement, prerequisites
10. choice, option

 
True, the significant word is "potential" what is possible.

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Regards
Annabelle (Bee)
 

Staying home for some is a blessing and for others it is a curse.  I looked for some signs of grammar in the home and found the idea of place and idioms that go with house and home.  That is the topic for this issue of bauenglish as well as understanding i.e. the idea of "in other words". 

The answers: It's not my place: 2. b 3. c 4. d 5. e 6. d 7. a- I hope you have enjoyed this installment of bauenglish!

A leap year filled with adjusting and making it all up as we go along.  Staying home, working from home, staying in touch without touching too much. We are learning as we go. Here is your English blog that tells it like it is with humor filled exercises and a chance to improve your business English vocabulary.

Thank you for reading!  Answers are for needed at sea: lifeline, lifeboat, lifesaver.
Social distancing, quarantining, sequestering, crude.  I hope you were able to find the answers. Continue building your vocabulary. Sign up to receive this blog in your email box.