Lingo 2

To admit, often unwillingly, (that something is true);

concede

Pol. przyswojenie (np. języka), zdobycie, akwizycja

acquisition

to be able to read and write in a language is to be _____ in it.;

literate

an examination in a range of subjects that students do in their final school year in France and some other countries, and in some international schools

baccalaureate

A French school for older children, either in France or for French children living in other countries

lycee

Natural ability or skill;

aptitude

to do the things that are necessary to complete a job;

handle sth

The branch of linguistics that deals with the grammatical arrangement of words in the sentences of a language or of languages in general;

syntax

_______ activities are not part of the course that a student is doing at a school or college;

extra-curricular

a sport in which two people fight by holding each other and trying to make each other fall to the ground;

wrestling

To experience (something which is unpleasant or involves a change). If you ____ sth necessary and unpleasant, it happens to you and you endure it.

undergo

to _____ you of an unpleasant feeling or a difficult task, they take it from you;

relieve

To be glad to accept sth is to _____ it.

jump at

To force (someone) to do something.

compel

. People, activities or ideas that are part of the _____ are regarded as the most typical, normal and conventional because they belong to the same group or system as most others of their kind.

mainstream