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waiving
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/ˈweɪvɪŋ/
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/ˈweɪvɪŋ/
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Explain the difference between “waive” and “give up” in this context.
Show how “waiving” works as a noun and as a verb form.
List common collocations with “waive,” such as “waive a fee” and “waive a right.”
Give five B2 examples of “waive” in legal, business, and everyday contexts, with translations.
Compare “waive,” “forgo,” and “exempt” and explain when each is appropriate.
Clarify whether “waive” can mean “avoid” or “reject,” and give examples.
Create a short exercise where I choose between “waive,” “give up,” and “exempt.”
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