CONDUCIVE
08 / 11 / 2012
CONDUCIVE: meaning and examples
Good morning everyone!
Today's expression is: conducive to (something / doing something)
Meaning: to be helpful or to contribute to achieving an objective
Example 1:
Eating smaller portions is usually conducive to losing weight.
Example 2:
If we sit face-to-face, it will be more conducive to interaction.
Example 3:
Your refusal to participate in the negotiations is not conducive to finding a solution.
Tomorrow we will present the Essential Weekly Vitamin for Spanish-speaking students of English.
Have a wonderful day!
Today's expression is: conducive to (something / doing something)
Meaning: to be helpful or to contribute to achieving an objective
Example 1:
Eating smaller portions is usually conducive to losing weight.
Example 2:
If we sit face-to-face, it will be more conducive to interaction.
Example 3:
Your refusal to participate in the negotiations is not conducive to finding a solution.
Tomorrow we will present the Essential Weekly Vitamin for Spanish-speaking students of English.
Have a wonderful day!
