Expressions
Give one's word.
Promise
form the adjective from the verb ''inspire''. Explain the meaning.
inspiring.
The news says that Costa rica is the happiest country in the world.
Costa rica is said to be the happiest country in the world.
She said it was a good idea to visit the museum. (recommend)
She recommended visiting the museum.
Word of mouth.
form the adjective from the verb ''engage''. Explain the meaning.
engaging.
People knew that Frank was a gifted musician at school.
It is known that Frank was a gifted musician at school.
She denied being guilty.
Word went around.
People began talking about something/spread.
form the adjective from the verb ''amuse''. Explain the meaning.
amusing
Studies report that laughing regularly increases life expectancy.
Laughing regularly is reported to increase life expectancy.
I told him to see a doctor. (advise)
I advised him to see a doctor.
one's word against other's
different opinion/arguments.
form the adjective from the verb ''charm''. Explain the meaning
charming.
The burglar stole up to 100k dollars early this morning when the house was alone. (think)
He was thought to have stolen up to 100k dollars early this morning when the house was alone.
She said sorry because she was late. (apologized)
She apologized for being late.
didn't know what to say/speechless.
form the adjective from the verb ''astonish''. Explain the meaning.
astonishing.
The event was really crowded and badly organized. (rumour)
It is rumoured to have been crowded and badly organized.
He didn't steal anything, but all people are claiming he's guilty. (accused)
He's being accused of stealing something.