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Vocabulary: assessing and judging - English lesson
Very often, we give our opinion... even when we're not asked to! It may be our job to assess, examine, interpret and also judge! Therefore, we might as well make sure we are able to express these different actions!
I) JUDGING:
To judge/ a judgement |
An error of judgement |
To pass judgement on |
To lack judgement |
To be a good/ poor judge of |
To misread the situation |
To misjudge somebody |
To miscalculate/ a miscalculation |
To misinterpret something |
to wrong: to act unjustly or dishonestly towards someone
She misjudged the boy...
Judicious |
To evaluate/ to assess |
An evaluation/ an assessment |
To distinguish between |
Objective/ objectivity |
Subjective/ subjectivity |
A bias towards/ against |
A prejudice/ prejudiced against |
Biased/ unbiased |
II) VALUE JUDGEMENTS:
A value/ a system of value |
To be good/ good (noun) |
To be evil/ evil |
Right and wrong Good and evil |
A wrong/ to be wrong/ wrongly |
A fault/ a defect/ a failing |
To be at fault |
An error/ erroneous |
Right/ to be right/ rightly/ rightness |
A duty |
- To know right from wrong/ to know good from evil
- It's the right thing to do!/ It's the wrong thing to do!
- It's his duty to do it!
Moral/ immoral |
Ethical/ unethical |
Conscience |
Just/ fair ** |
Justice/ fairness |
Unjust/ unfair |
Injustice/ unfairness |
** "Just" refers to an action justified under the circumstances. // "Fair" refers to an action that treats people as they deserve to be treated.
Many times, actions that are "just" are not "fair"....
- To have a clear conscience
- To have something on one's conscience
Now you can assess with generosity and judge with indulgence! Here is THE FORCE to do the test!

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