PTE

An example that helps explain an idea.

greater than the stated number or amount

Considering particular information or circumstances when forming a judgment or deciding what to do.

with separate activities or processes taking place at the same time

At the level of a general idea or rule, without settling every practical detail.

in a way that corresponds to the relative amount or size of something else

Providing reasons, evidence, or backing for a claim, proposal, or position.

during the progress or development of a particular activity or period

if the situation named afterward happens

to cause an activity or process to begin

A new action or plan intended to improve a situation.

a tendency to change unpredictably or fail to remain steady

used to introduce the final item in a list while emphasizing that it is also important

in the same or a similar way

to provide something that partly or fully compensates for a loss, problem, or disadvantage

by only a very small amount or degree

only, with emphasis that something is no more than what is stated

put in the wrong place or temporarily lost because its location is forgotten

used to introduce a point judged more important than one already mentioned

used to add another related point, often one that strengthens the point just made

used to identify exactly the people, things, or details referred to in the preceding statement

at least the stated amount, often used to emphasize that it is large

an idea or belief about something, sometimes one that is vague or open to question

Something one is required or expected to do.

after considering the main advantages, disadvantages, and other relevant points

as the representative of another person or group

used to say that the opposite of an earlier statement or suggestion is true

To occur partly during the same time as another scheduled activity.

because of the circumstance named afterward