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/juːz/
To do something with a tool or other thing to get a job done.
Example
I use a map to find the station.
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Understand each item before testing yourself. Choose honestly whether it already feels familiar or needs practice.
/juːz/
To do something with a tool or other thing to get a job done.
Example
I use a map to find the station.
Source level: A1. Practise meanings and examples. Individual senses may need a different level.
/juːz/
To do something with a tool or other thing to get a job done.
I use a map to find the station.
/aɪ/
The word you use for yourself when speaking or writing.
I live near the station.
/seɪm/
Not different from someone or something else.
We are in the same class.
/ˈbɛst/
More successfully than anyone or anything else.
Of all the students, Sara sings best.
/meɪk/
To create or prepare something.
We make soup with fresh vegetables.
/ˈɔː(l).weɪz/
Every time something happens.
I always wash my hands before eating.
[ˈbeɾə]
More successfully than before or than someone else.
I can swim better now than last year.
Used after a verb or preposition to refer to other people or things.
My friends are outside. Please give them these keys.
/ˈɒʊld/
Made or built many years ago.
This old bridge is over a hundred years old.
/ˈəʊn/
Belonging to a particular person.
She has her own room.