Check your english vocabulary for rawdon Wyatt

Other words and expressions you might find useful include:
view ( as a verb) / attitude / protest / condemn / object to something / condemnation / denounce / revulsion / disparage
/ scornful / applaud / agree with / disagree with / disagreement / hold the view that / from my point of view / for and
- or against 

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For reference, see the 
Easier English Dictionary for Students
(978 0 7475 6624 3) 
Page 18 Stopping something answers
1. delete 2. repeal 3. deter 4. dissuade 5. rescind 6. suppress or quash 7. sever (we can also use the expression
break off
) 8. turn down (we can also say 
reject or decline
) 9. back out (we can also say 
withdraw
) 10. deny 11.
cancel 12. quash 13. give up 14. put an end to 15. remove (less formally, we can also say 
strike
, but only if we
are referring to something on paper, e.g., 
‘Strike his name from the list’
) 
Other words and expressions you might find useful include:
discard / refuse / clamp down on somebody - something / delay (to stop something temporarily) / resign / quit
Page 19 Time answers
A.
Part 1: 
1. Prior to (this expression is usually followed by a noun or by an -ing verb: For example: Prior to visiting the country, he
had to study the language) 2. By the time 3. Formerly / Previously 4. precede 5. Previously 6. Previously / Earlier
Part 2: 
1. While / As / Just as (
While
is usually used to talk about long actions. 
When 
is usually used to talk about short actions)
2. During / Throughout (
During
must always be followed by a noun. 
Throughout 
can be used on its own. For example:
The concert was boring and I slept throughout) 3. In the meantime / Meanwhile (If these words are followed by
another word, that word must be a noun) 4. At that very moment
Part 3.
1. Following (This word is always followed by a noun. We can also say 
after 
) 2. As soon as / Once / The minute that
(these words and expressions are always followed by an action) 3. Afterwards
B.
(1 - the past): in medieval times / back in the 1990s / in those days / a few decades ago / at the turn of the century /
in my childhood / youth / last century / from 1996 to 1998
(2 - the past leading to the present): ever since / over the past six weeks / lately / for the past few months
(3 - the present): as things stand / nowadays / at this moment in time / at this point in history / these days
(4 - the future): for the next few weeks / one day / from now on / over the coming weeks and months / in another
five years’ time / by the end of this year / for the foreseeable future / sooner or later