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Practice Reading: Fill in The Blanks (Drag & Drop) ID: #6397 September Prediction Clear Plan

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To invest, you need to a clear plan, do your own research, a margin of safety by always thinking about the valuation and, ultimately, be patient. By all means include some speculative picks if you wish, but ensure they are only a small part of your portfolio. Looking for an oil explorer whose shares double, treble and double again is exciting but such firms are very rare. There are a lot more which have a consistent record of out the dividends which really make the markets work for you, once they are reinvested.

build in gesticulate bring in draw up paying

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Correct answer: draw up
Explanation: The phrase 'draw up' is a phrasal verb that means to create or formulate a plan or document. It fits grammatically as it requires a verb that indicates an action to be taken in the context of planning for investment.
Meaning: 'Draw up' means to prepare or create a plan or document.
Wrong options:
build in: While 'build in' is a phrasal verb, it does not fit here as it refers to incorporating something as a part of a larger whole, which is not the action needed for creating a plan.
bring in: 'Bring in' typically means to introduce or involve someone or something, which does not align with the context of formulating a plan.
gesticulate: 'Gesticulate' means to use gestures, especially while speaking, which is unrelated to the context of planning for investment.
Correct answer: build in
Explanation: The phrase 'build in' refers to incorporating a margin of safety into the investment strategy. It fits grammatically as it indicates an action that complements the planning process.
Meaning: 'Build in' means to incorporate or include something as an essential part of a plan.
Wrong options:
draw up: 'Draw up' is already used in the first blank and does not fit the context of incorporating a margin of safety.
bring in: 'Bring in' suggests introducing something but does not convey the idea of incorporating it into a plan, making it unsuitable here.
gesticulate: 'Gesticulate' is unrelated to the context of investment and does not fit grammatically or contextually.
Correct answer: paying
Explanation: The word 'paying' serves as a gerund that describes the action of distributing dividends. It fits grammatically as it aligns with the structure of the sentence, indicating an ongoing action related to dividends.
Meaning: 'Paying' refers to the act of distributing or giving out dividends to shareholders.
Wrong options:
draw up: 'Draw up' does not fit here as it relates to planning rather than the action of distributing dividends.
build in: 'Build in' is about incorporating elements into a plan, which does not relate to the action of paying dividends.
gesticulate: 'Gesticulate' is unrelated to financial actions and does not fit the context of dividends.

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