Lesson 30: Renting and leasing

Lesson 30: Renting and leasing

​Apprehensive (adj)

Anxious about the future

Pronunciation

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​Circumstance (noun)

Pronunciation

a condition; asituation

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​Condition (noun)

Pronunciation

the state of something; a requirement

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​Due to (verb)

Pronunciation

because of

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​Fluctuate (verb)

Pronunciation

to go up and down

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​Get out of (verb)

Pronunciation

to escape; to exist

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​Indicator (noun)

Pronunciation

a sign; a signal

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​Lease (noun/verb)

Pronunciation

n, a contract to pay to use a property for an amount of time. v, to make a contract to use a property

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​Lock into (verb)

Pronunciation

v., to commit; to be unable ot change

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​Occupy (verb)

Pronunciation

v., to dwell or reside in

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​Subject (adj)

Pronunciation

Under legal power; dependent

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​Tenant (n)

Pronunciation

A person who rents a property

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Select how the word is used in the different sentences: 1. He watched the election results with some apprehension. ​

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2. The judge's decision that the tenant was responsible for repairing the damage was based on circumstantial evidence. ​
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3. Women were conditioned to expect lower wages (salaries) than men. ​
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4. Small fluctuations in prices are to be expected. ​
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5. Most of the occupants of this building are doctors and lawyers. ​
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Multiple Choice

They looked at each other _________.

• Apprehensively

• Apprehension

• Apprehensive

Multiple Choice

__________evidence made me believe the dog ate the food on the counter.

• Circumstances

• Circumstances

• Circumstantial

Multiple Choice

Mom still has our baby carriage - it's very old, but it's in perfect ________.

• Conditionally

• Conditional

• Condition

Multiple Select

He didn't believe that the low prices were _____ the location of neighborhood.

• Despite of

• Because of

• Due to

Multiple Choice

Investors were more concerned about the _________in the price of the vegetables.

• Fluctuation

• Fluctuated

• Fluctuate

Multiple Choice

They have______the apartment for three years.

• Ocuppy

• Occupied

• Occupation

Multiple Select

The Roman Empire ruled many _____ territories.

• Subject

• Occupy

• under legal power