Set 6

  1. concern

  2. issue

  3. option

  4. alternative

  5. recommendation

  6. proposal

  7. requirement

  8. priority

  9. resource

  10. guideline


Set 6

51. concern

Meaning: A worry, problem, or important point that needs attention.
When we use it: Use it when someone is worried about something or wants to point out a possible problem.
How we use it: raise a concern / address a concern / main concern
Example:
Her main concern was the cost of the program.

52. issue

Meaning: A problem, topic, or matter that needs to be discussed or solved.
When we use it: Use it when talking about something that needs attention.
How we use it: an issue with / address an issue / serious issue
Example:
There was an issue with the payment system.

53. option

Meaning: A choice or possibility.
When we use it: Use it when someone has more than one choice.
How we use it: best option / several options / option to
Example:
The best option is to finish the report today.

54. alternative

Meaning: Another choice or another way to do something.
When we use it: Use it when the first choice is not possible, useful, or preferred.
How we use it: alternative solution / alternative method / alternative to
Example:
We need an alternative solution if the first plan does not work.

55. recommendation

Meaning: Advice or a suggested choice.
When we use it: Use it when someone suggests what should be done.
How we use it: make a recommendation / follow a recommendation / strong recommendation
Example:
The doctor made a recommendation after reviewing the test results.

56. proposal

Meaning: A formal suggestion or plan.
When we use it: Use it when someone presents an idea for others to consider or approve.
How we use it: submit a proposal / review a proposal / proposal for
Example:
The team submitted a proposal for the new project.

57. requirement

Meaning: Something that is needed or officially expected.
When we use it: Use it when talking about rules, needs, qualifications, or conditions.
How we use it: meet a requirement / basic requirement / requirement for
Example:
A writing sample is a requirement for the course.

58. priority

Meaning: Something more important than other things.
When we use it: Use it when deciding what should come first or receive the most attention.
How we use it: top priority / make something a priority / priority list
Example:
Student safety is the top priority.

59. resource

Meaning: Something useful that helps you complete a task or solve a problem.
When we use it: Use it when talking about materials, tools, money, people, time, or information.
How we use it: use a resource / helpful resource / limited resources
Example:
The guide is a helpful resource for new students.

60. guideline

Meaning: A general rule or direction that helps people know what to do.
When we use it: Use it when giving advice, standards, or basic instructions without making a strict rule.
How we use it: follow a guideline / clear guideline / guideline for
Example:
The teacher gave clear guidelines for the writing assignment.

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