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Summary

This is a slideshow presentation of vocabulary words for English learners at the C1 level, presented by the language practice app Bonobon. The app is advertised as free and aims to teach language through real-world content.

Structure

1Introduction to C1 Vocabulary
2Definition and example of 'to discern'
3Definition and example of 'to mitigate'
4Definition and example of 'to concede'

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Definition and example of 'to substantiate'

6Introduction to Bonobon app and its features

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C1 Vocabulary Swipe to check to discern to notice or understand something that is not obvious It was difficult to discern whether his hesitation came from doubt or simple exhaustion. to mitigate to admit that something is true, often reluctantly The new measures were introduced to mitigate the impact of rising costs on smaller businesses. to concede to notice or understand something that is not obvious She eventually conceded that the original strategy had been far too optimistic. to substantiate to support a claim with evidence or facts The journalist was unable to substantiate several of the allegations made in the report. Bonobon 100% FREE Language for real A language practice app built around your life, interests, and goals. bonobon.app