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How to Read A Lot!
https://blog.ellenchisa.com/how-to-read-a-lot-7b496b0b8d08
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Friends,tomorrow we'll learn topic vocabulary about SHOPPING🤓
I've prepared some useful collocations and idioms:)
Soo right now, let's watch a movie together🤗
Repost from ENGLISH WITH MR. DANIEL| LEADERS FOR TOMORROW|
#VocabularyTime
💼Work vocabulary
To subsidise = to pay part of the cost of something, usually in order to help people.
Output = the amount of work or goods produced.
Work/life balance = the ability to work hard but also enjoy a good quality family and social life
To motivate people = to give them positive reasons for working hard
Pay increments = pay rises/increases
Perks = reward from an employer which are not financial (eg free lunches, a car etc)
Financial rewards = any form of money payment (salary, commission, pension etc)
Bonuses = money given in addition to salary, usually in return for achieving targets
Incentives = any reward that makes people work harder
Job satisfaction = enjoyment of a job for non-financial reasons
Target-related = dependent on hitting a target on the job
Job training = training while working, not by leaving work to go to college etc
Ongoing training = training throughout your time in a job, not just at the star
