Name: BOX SET: English In A Minute 28 – TEN English lessons in 10 minutes!
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My name is Elizabeth, but Beth is what I go by.

If you go by a name or nickname, people know to call you that name.

When you get married, you might take your partner's name.

She was Amy Smith, but she took her husband's name.

Now when Amy Scott signs her name, she has to remember to write it correctly.

If a name rings a bell, you've heard it before but you can't remember why.

Ah, the name rings a bell, but I can't remember who he is.

Remember our name so you can always learn more with us.

Learn some verbs you can use with the noun programme.

The first step to set up a programme is to plan it.

Drawing up a programme means designing it.

When you agree on the programme, everyone thinks the same way about it.

We could set up a research program to look at this question.

It took a long time to draw up the course program and even longer to agree on it.

We run a program when we manage it or make it happen.

We offer a program when we make it available.

The university offers a part time programme.

You enrol on a programme when you join it.

You complete a programme when you get to the end of it.

I've been following this program for nearly a year.

I'll get a job after I complete the programme.

We hope you enjoy following it and that you find it helpful.

We hope you're ready to learn because we mean business.

If you mean business, you are serious and determined about what you're doing.

I'm an operations analyst and my husband is an auditor.

He's set up a business that means he's prepared, planned and now has a business.

He's the owner, but he's also running the business.

That means he's managing it and working in it.

Unfortunately, his customers aren't very happy.

You're going to go out of business with Those prices.

If you go out of business, you don't make enough money and you have to close down.

We're full of hope that you'll learn verbs that go with hope in this lesson.

If you are full of hope, you really want something to happen or believe that it will.

Zoe didn't know if the interview had gone well or not, but she was full of hope.

If you express hope, it means you tell somebody the thing you want to happen.

Zoe expressed hope to her mum that she would get the job.

You can bring somebody hope or give someone hope.

That means you encourage and share the hope of the person you're with.

You're brilliant no matter what the outcome.

If you live in hope, you hope for something even if you know it probably won't happen.

Zoe didn't get the job, but she lives in hope.

I hope I've brought you some hope for your English today.

Let me give you some examples of verbs to use with example.

We give an example or provide an example.

If we tell it to someone or put it in our writing, I'll give you an example of why I'm annoyed.

I can provide you with some examples of my work so you can see what I can do.

You might be trying to find examples that show something's true.

When you're doing research, you can take something as an example when you think it shows something.

I found many examples of this problem in the data.

We can take this song as an example of traditional music.

We often include examples in an argument.

When you cite examples, you say that they support your argument.

Drawing from examples means using examples to make an argument.

I can cite all of them to show why we're losing money.

I've drawn from a range of examples to show why this is a problem.

We've provided some examples of verbs to use with example.

How much information can you store in your brain?

Storing information means you keep it in a place where you can find it and use it later.

The hospital stores all the information in locked cupboards, but

they should really start storing it digitally for extra security.

If you need information from somewhere, you can ask for or request the information.

Then they can decide to withhold the information to not give it to you, or disclose the information to give it to you.

The scientist requested information from her colleague, but

he said it was too early to disclose the information, so he withheld the information.

If you really need information, you can dig up the information.

Make an effort to go and find it yourself.

Mike dug up some information about his ancestors to draw his family tree.