• Example: "His impatience grew as the long wait at the airport continued." Question 3 : Do you think people are less patient now than they were in the past
  • High-level vocabulary with examples: 1) Advent
  • Example: "The rise of e-commerce has fueled the desire for immediate gratification in online shopping." Time Question 1
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    High-level vocabulary with examples




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    High-level vocabulary with examples:
    1)
    Coping mechanisms
    (collocation) - Strategies or actions used to manage stress or
    difficulties.
    Example: "Developing effective coping mechanisms is essential for maintaining
    emotional well-being."
    2)
    Impatience
    (noun) - A state of restlessness or irritation when waiting for something.
    Example: "His impatience grew as the long wait at the airport continued."
    Question 3
    : Do you think people are less patient now than they were in the past?
    Answer
    : It's arguable that people are less patient today than in the past, primarily due to the
    fast-paced nature of modern life. With the
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    information, people have become accustomed to
    immediate gratification
    . This can lead to a
    reduced capacity for patience, as individuals are less inclined to wait for things. However, it's
    important to note that patience levels vary among individuals, and some may still possess
    high levels of patience.
    High-level vocabulary with examples:
    1)
    Advent
    (noun) - The arrival or coming into existence of something significant.
    Example: "The advent of the internet has transformed how we access information."
    2)
    Immediate gratification
    (collocation) - Seeking and obtaining rewards or results without
    delay.
    Example: "The rise of e-commerce has fueled the desire for immediate gratification in
    online shopping."
    Time
    Question 1
    : How do you organize your time?

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