Exam: Cambridge English: B2 First (FCE)

Definition: In a manner that can be excused or pardoned; not deserving of blame.

Example: She forgivably forgot to send the invitation, as she was very busy.

Definition: To stop feeling angry or resentful towards someone for an offense, mistake, or wrongdoing.

Example: She decided to forgive him for his mistake.

Definition: To stop feeling angry or resentful towards someone for something they have done wrong.

Example: She decided to forgive him for his mistake.

Definition: To take on a particular shape or structure; to develop or come into existence.

Example: The clouds began to form into a beautiful shape in the sky.

Definition: A type of document or structure that has spaces for information, a specific arrangement of words, or a model used for displaying items.

Example: Please fill out the form before submitting your application.

Definition: To create or shape something, or to develop an idea or habit.

Example: The artist will form the clay into beautiful sculptures.

Definition: To make something official or to give it a formal status.

Example: The committee decided to formalise the new rules for the competition.

Definition: The process of creating or arranging something in a specific way, or the result of this process.

Example: The formation of the new team was announced yesterday.

Definition: Relating to the process of forming or developing something, especially in its early stages.

Example: The formative years of a child's life are crucial for their development.

Definition: A part of a word that helps to create its form, often as a prefix or suffix, and is not part of the main meaning of the word.

Example: In the word 'unhappiness', 'un-' is a formative that changes the meaning of 'happy'.

Definition: Describes something that has been arranged or organized in a specific way, often for clarity or usability.

Example: The document was formatted to make it easier to read and understand.

Definition: To arrange or organize something in a specific way, often referring to the layout or structure of text or data.

Example: The document was formatted to make it easier to read.

Definition: Arranged or structured in a specific way, often referring to living things or their characteristics.

Example: The formed cells in the tissue are essential for its function.

Definition: To create or shape something into a particular structure or arrangement.

Example: The artist formed the clay into a beautiful sculpture.

Definition: Relating to a specific set of rules or standards, often used in contexts like racing cars that must meet certain specifications.

Example: The formula car raced around the track at incredible speeds.

Definition: A set of instructions or a recipe that shows how to make something, often using specific ingredients or methods.

Example: The scientist used a special formula to create the new medicine.

Definition: To create or develop something in a careful and systematic way, often using a specific method or plan.

Example: The scientists worked together to formulate a new theory about climate change.