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/meɪt/
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/meɪt/
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Compare “mate” with “friend,” “partner,” and “colleague”; explain when each is most natural.
Explain how “mate” is used as an informal way to address someone in British and Australian English.
Explore common collocations with “mate,” such as “best mate,” “workmate,” and “soul mate.”
Explain the different meanings of “mate” in “business mate,” “ship’s mate,” and “mates since childhood.”
Compare the verb “mate” with “pair,” “match,” and “breed,” including differences in context and tone.
Give five B2-level examples of “mate” as a noun and a verb, with Russian translations.
Create a short dialogue using “mate” naturally, then explain its tone and relationship to the speaker.
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