TOEFL

To express a particular idea or observation as part of a discussion or argument.

To succeed in doing something, especially when it is difficult

During the time that another event or activity is happening

A particular way of doing something, often involving a procedure or ordered steps

Close to a particular amount, state, or completion, but not fully reaching it

Harmful or unfavorable in effect, not the numerical sense of less than zero.

Not above the stated number or amount, sometimes emphasizing how small it is

To happen or take place

When a typical numerical value is calculated across the cases being considered

Used to introduce a different or contrasting aspect of a situation

As soon as, or from the time when, a specified event has happened

Individually and successively rather than all together

One available choice among possible actions.

To arrange information, objects, or activities into an orderly structure

Created through one's own ideas rather than copied from existing work.

If the action or condition just mentioned does not happen

When considering the relevant parts or aspects together in a general assessment

Referring to one individual thing or case being considered.

To some extent or in some part, but not completely

Lasting or intended to last indefinitely rather than for a limited period

To go to a place and collect an item that is there or has been prepared for you

A polite invitation encouraging someone to take a specified action if they wish

Used to ask someone to give the writer or speaker information or an update

To draw someone's attention to a fact, detail, or consideration.

Helpful or favorable in effect, not the numerical sense of greater than zero.

Something that may happen or be true.

Used to indicate that something may happen or be true, without saying that it is likely.

Concerned with actual use or action rather than theory.

A greater liking for one option than another.