Listen to the Lesson |
Listen with pause
Used with adjectives:
"
The police asked for accurate information."
(accurate, correct, precise, background, specific, basic, general, contact, personal)
"
He gave false information to the police."
(false, inaccurate, incorrect, misleading, conflicting, incomplete, unnecessary, useless)
"
She gave me helpful information."
(helpful, useful, valuable, relevant, important, vital, timely, necessary)
"
We received new information from the doctor."
(new, the latest, up-to-date, updated, additional, detailed)
"
He had classified information."
(classified, confidential, secret, sensitive)
Used with verbs:
"
I have the information you requested."
(have, found, got, acquired, obtained, collected, compiled, gathered, received)
"
She asked for more information."
(asked for, requested, needed, required, dug up, uncovered)
"
He tried to download the information."
(download, upload, post, submit)
"
John disclosed the information to his manager."
(disclosed, gave, provided, revealed, forwarded)
"
She shared the information with me."
(shared)
"
We must protect this information."
(protect, analyze, review, publish, verify, check, use)
"
The email contains important information."
(contains, includes)
Used with nouns:
"
Where is the information booth?"
(booth, center, desk, kiosk)
"
Do you have an information packet?"
(packet, sheet, database)
Used with prepositions:
"
This information is for our members only."
(for)
"
According to the latest information, the accident was his fault."
(according to)
"
He wanted more information about her family."
(about, concerning, on, regarding)
