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DEV 25 | your assumptions and our answers
Today’s video will teach you five real English words used by native speakers.

5 Vocabulary Words + Timestamps
Heavy hitter [1:03]
Get together [1:07]
Assumptions [3:31]
Sum it up [4:00]
On the same page [5:22]
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Definitions & Example Sentences
1. Heavy hitter
Definition: A person who is very influential, powerful, or highly skilled in a particular field or activity.
Example Sentences:
The startup invited several heavy hitters from Silicon Valley to advise on their strategy.
As a heavy hitter in finance, he was often consulted for mergers and acquisitions.
That law firm only hires heavy hitters with decades of experience in corporate law.
2. Get together
Definition: To meet or assemble with others, usually for a social reason or to collaborate.
Example Sentences:
We had a get together at Mike’s house over the weekend.
The friends decided to get together for lunch after a long time.
Our team will get together tomorrow to brainstorm new ideas.
3. Assumptions
Definition: Something that is accepted as true or as certain to happen, without proof.
Example Sentences:
We should not make assumptions about someone’s intentions without asking them directly.
The business plan relies on several assumptions about market growth.
Challenging your own assumptions can lead to better problem-solving.
4. Sum it up
Definition: To give a brief summary or conclusion of the main points of something.
Example Sentences:
Can you sum it up for me in a few sentences?
Let me sum it up we need more time and resources to finish the project.
After the meeting, she summed it up clearly and concisely.
5. On the same page
Definition: To be in agreement or have the same understanding about a situation, idea, or plan.
Example Sentences:
We scheduled a call to ensure we were on the same page before signing the contract.
Before signing the contract, the lawyers made sure both parties were on the same page.
I want to check if we’re on the same page before moving forward with the proposal.
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