{ Unit 6 Vocabulary Staying connected.  NOUN: a way of getting near, at, or to something or someone  VERB: to be able to use, enter, or get near (something)

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{ Unit 6 Vocabulary Staying connected

 NOUN: a way of getting near, at, or to something or someone  VERB: to be able to use, enter, or get near (something) Access

 VERB: to change (something) Alter

 PHRASAL VERB: to turn out to be (someone or something important or impressive) Amounts to

 PHRASAL VERB: to find out if (something) is true Check out

 IDIOM: to recur; for the consequences of a bad decision to affect you negatively later Come back to haunt you

 VERB: to do what you have been ordered or asked to do Comply

 PHRASAL VERB: to set a limit Draw the line

 VERB: to increase or improve (something) Enhance

 PHRASAL VERB: joining the trend Getting into the act

 VERB: to act or speak freely, in an open, cooperative, or indiscreet manner Hang out with

 VERB: to keep coming back to the mind of (someone) especially in a way that make the person sad or upset Haunt

 NOUN: a device that is used for showing, watching, or listening to something, such as music, speaking, or television  VERB: to watch, observe, listen to, or check (something) for a special purpose over a period of time Monitor

 IDIOM: something that is not difficult to figure out Not a far leap

 ADJECTIVE: likely to be or become something specified in the future Prospective

 VERB: to try to find out about other people’s private lives Pry

 VERB: to live in a particular place Reside

 VERB: to look for private information about someone or something Snoop

 VERB: to place or press the foot onto (something) Stepping on

 NOUN: an activity in which many people are asked a question or a series of questions in order to gather information about what most people do or think about something  VERB: to look at an d examine all of the parts of (something) Survey

 ADJECTIVE: hidden and concealed in a poor way Thinly Veiled

 NOUN: a quality that makes one person or thing different from another Trait

 VERB: to prove, show, find out, or state that (something) is true or correct Verify

 VERB: to investigate (someone) thoroughly to see if they should be approved or accepted for a job Vet

 NOUN: the act of doing something that is not allowed by a law or rule Violation

 ADJECTIVE: not having or showing complete trust in someone or something that could be dangerous or cause trouble Wary