English in a Minute: Verbs to use with 'programme'
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so gradually and it's done so skilfully that you don't realise. Get with the programme. Learn some verbs you can use with the noun programme. The first step to set up a programme is to plan it.

Drawing up a program means designing it. When you agree on the program, everyone thinks the same way about it. We could set up a research program to look at this question. It took a long time to draw up the course program, even longer to agree on it. Next, you launch your program. That means start it.

We run a program when we manage it or make it happen. We offer a program when we make it available. We decided to run a support program. We'll launch it next month. The university offers a part-time program. You enroll on a program when you join it. Then you're following a program. You complete a program when you get to the end of it.

I've been following this programme for nearly a year. I enrolled on it in September. I'll get a job after I complete the programme. We've drawn up this programme of videos. We hope you enjoy following it and that you find it helpful.

Hi, I'm Chad Stout and I'm a registered professional forester in California. Growing up, I was always in the woods and I've just always had a passion for that. Now, I'm passionate about growing a sustainable working forest. What makes a working forest sustainable is growing more than what we harvest. And managing those forests to promote health, we're looking 80 to 100 years down the road. The forest that I'm working on is for my kids' kids.

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