From the article in lesson 2, these are the words that are commonly used in conversations.

Fluency Master 101 Lesson 2: Social Media and Privacy

To make something simpler or easier to use. Example: An employer can call for a meeting in order to facilitate the new rules of the Company.

A new innovation or feature of something such as a product. Example: The novelty of the smartphone when it first came out was the ability to use various applications.

The beginning or arrival of something. Example: The advent of airplanes revolutionized travel and trading.

Given permission. Example: The written consent of a parent is required for the student to go on a field trip.

A field or division of something such as science or mechanics. Example: The biology sphere is different
from the chemistry sphere.

Sphere (s-f-ear) (noun not related to the 3D shape)

To keep something confidential; secured in a place. Example: Most children confine secrets to their friends because they trust the information will not be told to others.

To be stuck to something; whether positive or
not. Example: After a five-hour
meeting, we finally nailed down a deal.

The future that is inevitable, or at least the projected future. Example: If she continues to work hard, her destiny is to get a good job.

The whole or entire thing. Example: I've never actually read the book in its entirety.

To take a rest and relax before continuing with something. Example: In order to recharge our batteries, we can sit down, eat healthy foods, or do things that relax us.

Someone who is very young between the ages of 1-17. Example: There are many minors who go to school.

Something that is out of focus and unclear. Example: She suffered from dizziness and blurred vision.

To have to do something because of responsibility or other things. Example: The staff are always happy to oblige.