Vocab Review: Detail-oriented (adj.) : Describing someone who pays close attention to small details. Example: He is so detail-oriented that he notices mistakes no one else sees. Pinterest-worthy (adj.) : So visually perfect or attractive that it looks ready to be shared online. Example: She redecorated her room to make it completely Pinterest-worthy. Ironically (adv.) : Used when something happens in the opposite way to what was expected. Example: Ironically, the shortcut

Vocabulary Review Exchange (v.)  to give something and receive something in return Example: I exchanged my old phone for a newer model. Edible (adj.)  safe or suitable to eat Example: These berries look nice, but are they edible? Breakthrough (n.)  an important discovery or success Example: The new medicine was a major breakthrough in cancer treatment. Fundamentals (n.)  the basic principles or foundations of something Example: Before investing, you should understand the

Vocabulary Review Sure-fire (adjective)  – almost certain to succeed or work.  Example:  Practicing every day is a sure-fire way to improve your speaking skills. Land a job (phrase)  – to successfully get a job.  Example:  It took her six months to land a job in marketing. Dismissive (adjective)  – showing that you do not think something is important or serious.  Example:  He was dismissive of the idea, even though others were worried. Dystopia (noun)  – an imagined future wh