Set 8

  1. overview

  2. briefing

  3. update

  4. finding

  5. evidence

  6. source

  7. data

  8. estimate

  9. trend

  10. sample


Set 8

71. overview

Meaning: A short, general explanation of the main points.
When we use it: Use it when giving the big picture before giving details.
How we use it: give an overview / brief overview / overview of
Example:
The teacher gave an overview of the lesson before starting the activity.

72. briefing

Meaning: A short meeting or explanation that gives important information.
When we use it: Use it when someone needs key information before a task, meeting, or event.
How we use it: morning briefing / team briefing / briefing on
Example:
The manager gave a short briefing before the meeting.

73. update

Meaning: New information about a situation or progress.
When we use it: Use it when sharing what has changed or what is happening now.
How we use it: give an update / quick update / update on
Example:
Can you give me an update on the project?

74. finding

Meaning: A result or discovery from research, review, or investigation.
When we use it: Use it when explaining what was discovered after studying information.
How we use it: main finding / research finding / findings show
Example:
The main finding was that students needed more reading practice.

75. evidence

Meaning: Information, facts, or details that support an idea or claim.
When we use it: Use it when showing why something is true or reasonable.
How we use it: provide evidence / strong evidence / evidence of
Example:
The report provided evidence of improvement.

76. source

Meaning: The place, person, or material where information comes from.
When we use it: Use it when explaining where facts, details, or ideas were found.
How we use it: reliable source / original source / source of information
Example:
Make sure the information comes from a reliable source.

77. data

Meaning: Facts, numbers, or information collected for study or review.
When we use it: Use it when talking about information used to understand a situation or make a decision.
How we use it: collect data / review data / data shows
Example:
The data shows that more students completed the lesson.

78. estimate

Meaning: An approximate number, amount, time, or guess based on available information.
When we use it: Use it when the exact amount is not known, but a reasonable guess is needed.
How we use it: rough estimate / estimate the cost / estimate how long
Example:
The repair company gave us a rough estimate.

79. trend

Meaning: A general direction or pattern of change over time.
When we use it: Use it when something increases, decreases, or changes in a noticeable way.
How we use it: current trend / upward trend / trend in
Example:
There is a growing trend toward shorter online lessons.

80. sample

Meaning: A small part used to show what the whole thing may be like.
When we use it: Use it when giving or studying a smaller example of a larger group or item.
How we use it: writing sample / sample size / sample of
Example:
The student submitted a writing sample before the course started.

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