They'll use language in a sophisticated way, which means a high level, so you really have to understand what you're listening to, and the language you're working with.
You have to develop that so that whatever questions come, even strange questions about pens and pencils, or fishing, then you can react and be flexible in your use of English to give confident answers.
But they need to be adapted and they need to be retrofitted, extended and changed over time so that we can keep them, use them flexibly and maintain their long life.
Many of his expressions were still fresh in her memory. She was now struck with the impropriety of such communications to a stranger, and wondered it had escaped her before.
Restaurant owners like this system because it gives them flexibility to hire more workers and to keep menu prices down, knowing that customers will directly cover wage costs through tipping.
But, with this new information, my personal thoughts on stretching definitely stretched out a bit and I'll be more flexible with recommending it in the future.
I know your schedule isn't always your choice, but if you have the flexibility to match your chronotype, you'll be going a long way to feeling less tired.
Rasmussen went on to say NATO leaders must take steps to make the alliance “fitter, faster, and more flexible to address future challenges from wherever they come.”