PART 1 The examiner will ask you some questions about yourself. Let’s talk about your home town. Where do you come from? What is it like where you live? Do you like living there? Have you always lived in the same place? What is there to do near where you …
1. To increase 2. To make something increase 3. An increase 4. When something does not increase, or stops increasing 1. To increase increase verb [intransitive] to become larger in number, amount, price, or value: • Last year, the number of burglaries increased by 15 percent. • The percentage of …
1. To decrease 2. To make something decrease 3. A decrease 4. When something stops decreasing 1. To decrease decrease verb [intransitive] to become less in number or amount: • The average rainfall has decreased by around 30 percent. • The total number of people who are unemployed has decreased …
