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/lɪŋk/
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/lɪŋk/
link up
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Compare the meanings of “link” as a noun: a web address, a chain part, and a connection.
Explain the difference between “a link between A and B” and “a link to A.”
Show how to use “link A to B” and “link A with B” as a verb.
Give five B2 examples of “link” in different contexts, with Russian translations.
List useful collocations with “link,” such as “strong link” and “click on a link.”
Compare “link,” “connect,” and “associate”: when is each more natural?
Write three sentences using “link” as a noun and three using it as a verb.
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