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

 
B: That’s true. He’s a terrible 
.
3 
A: I’m not so keen on playing in the school orchestra as I used to be.
 
B: Yes, I’ve 
it too.
4 
A: I’d like to join a drama group but it would mean giving up lots of evenings and weekends.
 
B: Yes, it can be a very 
activity.
5 
A: I don’t think I can fit in a tennis match with you for another couple of weeks.
 
B: No problem. I’ve got a very 
too.
6 
A: Someone said I could make some money out of those necklaces I make in my spare time.
 
B: I agree. I think it could prove very 
for you.
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English Vocabulary in Use Advanced
All the rage: clothes and fashion
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Dressing for work
Many students, both male and female, would agree that they often look 
scruffy
1
in their T-shirts and 
jeans. However, those who go into the world of business have to make a rapid transition and learn 
about 
dress codes
2 
in the workplace. Business 
attire
3 
needs to project a professional image, and 
clothing that 
reveals
4 
too much 
cleavage
5 
(for women), or your back, your chest or your 
midriff
6 
is not 
appropriate, even in a casual business setting. For women, see-through 
fabrics
7 
should be avoided, 
and skirts should not be too tight or too short, though nobody wants to look 
frumpy
8
. For men, 
trousers should not be too tight, or shirts too open. Women often need a good choice of