phrasal verbs
you are strongly attracted to that person and start loving him/her
fall for (someone)
Something that is completely decided and cannot be changed .
SET IN STONE
“Our family ______________________by tradition."
SET GREAT STORE
1.John ___________________during the exam. Now his teacher is angry. (Criticism - cheat)
SHOULDN'T HAVE CHEATED
Jack lost his wallet on the way to work. He___________________(lose) it on the bus. (certainty)
must have lost
The two of you spend time together socially, and have a romantic relationship.
go out (with)
When you physically go there.
SET FOOT SOMEWHERE
“I tried to explain the new plan’s benefits, but she ______________________and refuses to listen.
SET IN SOMEONE'S WAYS
My mom ordered some food an hour ago. The delivery boy__________________ by now.(past expectation-arrive)
SHOULD HAVE ARRIVED
You did very well on the exam. You ___________________ (study) a lot. (certainty)
must have studied
you have a great relationship with each other.
GET ON (WITH)
To have positive expectations for someone or something.
SET GREAT STORE BY SOMETHING / SOMEONE
“The schedule seems to be ___________________ but let’s negotiate”.
SET IN STONE
I had some extra money. I______________________ a new book. (Criticism - buy)
SHOULD HAVE BOUGHT
The Smiths___________________(build) their house anywhere. Why did they choose here? (kind of certain)
could have built
you start feeling better after that person has made you unhappy.
GET OVER (SOMEONE)
Inflexible.
SET IN SOMEODY'S WAYS
“The last time Molly________________ that house was 26 years ago”.
SET FOOT IN
You arrived an hour late! I ____________________for you! (Past expectation - wait )
SHOULDN'T HAVE WAITED
Claire has left her handbag here , she ___________________ ( leave ) in a rush. (certainty)
must have left
you have an argument and stop being friendly with that person.
FALL OUT (WITH)
you end your marriage or relationship.
SPLIT UP (WITH)
“Nothing is ____________until we sign the final contract.”
SET IN STONE
I didn't know you were going to Phil's party yesterday. You ________________ me! (Criticism - tell)
SHOULD HAVE TOLD
They ________________ (leave) early because of the holiday traffic. (not certain)
may have left