Goal setting is the key to achieving great things, but do you have the vocabulary to set your goals in English? In this post, we’ll show you some very useful words and phrases.
“Accomplish” means to achieve; to make something true.
I bought myself an expensive watch because I accomplished all my goals.
“Definite” is an adjective that means very exact, true, real.
She is definite with her idea. She will carry out the plan.
“Live up to” means to succeed in doing something.
She can live up to this challenge if she puts in the effort.
“Attain” is another way to say accomplish or live up to.
It requires thousands of hours to attain such a level of mastery.
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