Lesson 3 Exercise Title: Advanced Vocabulary for Precision and Nuance
Subtitle: Lesson 3 Exercise
Presented by: Fatima
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Practice Exercises

1. Synonyms
Identify the subtle difference between 'persuade' and 'convince' by writing two sentences, one with each word.

2. Contextual Vocabulary
Use the word 'meticulous' in a sentence that clearly shows its meaning.

3. Formal vs. Informal
Rewrite the following formal sentence in an informal style:

I would like to request your assistance with this matter.


Answer Key:

1. Synonyms

Persuade often implies influencing someone’s beliefs or actions through reasoning

Convince generally means causing someone to believe firmly in the truth of something.

Persuade:
She tried to persuade her friend to join the club by highlighting its benefits.

Convince:
He convinced everyone that his plan was the best by presenting strong evidence.

2. Contextual Vocabulary

Meticulous Sentence:
The architect was meticulous in her designs, ensuring that every measurement was exact.

3. Formal vs. Informal

Informal Rewrite:
Can you help me out with this?