English Vocabulary in Use: Advanced Book with Answers and Enhanced eBook Vocabulary Reference and Practice 3rd Edition

 77.2 
1 e 2 d 3 f 4 c 5 a 6 b
 77.3 
Suggested answers:
1 
I regret not buying her a birthday present.
2 They 
showed no remorse for what they had done.
3 I now 
rue the fact that I discontinued my studies.
4 I 
lament the fact that our relationship has broken down.
5 The whole village 
mourned the loss of the beautiful trees.
Unit 78
 78.1
verb
preposition
approve
of
conform
to
tally
with
coincide
with
concur
with
compromise
on
be in accord
with

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1 conforms
2 tally / coincide
3 accord
4 tally / concur
5 approve
6 concur / concurred
7 compromise
 78.2 
1 c 2 e 3 a 4 d 5 b
 78.3 
Suggested answers:
1 The President 
made a
/
the concession that the opposition party should be allowed a place on the 
committee.
2 I think you should always 
exercise
/
use as much discretion as possible when it is a question of 
people’s private lives.
3 The landowners 
reached a settlement in their dispute with the authorities over the proposed 
factory site.
4 The negotiating team were able to 
reach a compromise and put an end to the labour dispute.
5 The decision to close the railway line has 
caused a lot of controversy.
6 There is 
some dissent among the Board members.
7 The forthcoming leadership election has 
caused division(s) in/within the Green Party.
8 Javier’s decision 
met with his parents’ approval.
Unit 79
 79.1
1 overlap, complement(s)
2 deduce
3 advocates
4 inferred
 79.2
1 authoritative
2 empirical
3 ambiguous
4 coherent
5 comprehensive
 79.3
1 b
2 49, 64 (they are square numbers: 7 squared and 8 squared)
3 Ulla’s mark was either much higher or lower than 68%.
4 c
5 No, they select their subjects in a random fashion.
 79.4
1 The information resides in archives that must not be opened until 2050.
2 He 
conceived his theory while still a young man.
3 Each of the symbols in the phonetic alphabet 
denotes a sound.
4 This study 
contradicted what was previously held to be true, and so triggered a great deal of 
discussion amongst specialists in the field.
5 Details of the experiment have been
 appended to the report.
6 Jelowski’s book 
reflects upon the rise and fall of great Empires over two millennia. She perceives 
the Roman Empire as an 
instance of a pattern that has repeated itself in other times and other 
parts of the world.
 79.5 
The present study was initially 
conceived in order to validate a new method of enquiry whereby 
genetic information could be 
utilised to predict disease. The study contradicts the findings of 
Hill (2009); indeed it would appear to 
demonstrate
/
indicate the converse of what he claimed. It 
presents a 
somewhat different view of the genetic factors which trigger disease. Notwithstanding, 
the study does not 
negate Hill’s, as his studies served the crucial purpose of devising symbols to