Letter P – Episode 06
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1. What does “Persuade” mean?
Explanation: It means to make someone agree to do something. Example: I persuaded Jim to go back to school.
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2. What does “Pertinent” mean?
Explanation: It means closely connected to the topic. Example: Chapter One is pertinent to the post-war period.
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3. What does “Pertain” mean?
Explanation: It means to have a connection to something. Example: His question does not pertain to the subject.
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4. What does “Pick on” mean?
Explanation: It means to bother or criticize someone unfairly. Example: Please stop picking on me!
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5. What does “Pick out” mean?
Explanation: It means to select something from a group. Example: I picked out two players.
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6. What does “Pick up” mean?
Explanation: It means to take something from the ground or a surface. Example: I picked up my hat off the floor.
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7. What does “Pick up (learn)” mean?
Explanation: It means to learn something without formal study. Example: Though he spoke French, I could pick up some words.
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8. What does “Pick up a message” mean?
Explanation: It means to hear and understand a message. Example: Did you pick up the colonel’s message?
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9. What does “Pie in the sky” mean?
Explanation: It means a plan that sounds nice but is not realistic. Example: Moving to Australia is just pie in the sky.
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10. What does “Piece of cake” mean?
Explanation: It means something is simple to do. Example: When you know what you’re doing, it’s a piece of cake.
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