Phrasal verbs
I'm looking /up/forward/on to going to Australia next year.
I'm looking FORWARD to going to Australia next year.
The director will give you instructions.
Instructions will be given to you by the director.
Dan /will/could/must help you if you ask him.
Dan WILL help you if you ask him.
succeed.(noun and adj.)
Success, successful
very cold
freezing
Dad asked me to look /for/after/on my sister.
Dad asked me to look AFTER my sister.
Thousands of tourists visit the Grand Canyon every year.
The Grand Canyon is visited by thousands of tourists every year.
We could/must/have to meet at the weekend.(suggestion)
We COULD meet at the weekend.
sadden(noun,adj.)
sadness, sadly
very rich
wealthy
They are nice kids I'm sure you'll get on/along with them.
They are nice kids I'm sure you'll GET ON with them.
A movie is going to be watched by us tonight.
We are going to watch a movie tonight.
I may/might/will come to the party but I'm not sure.
I MIGHT come to the party but I'm not sure.
You look like a million dollars means...
1) you look wonderful
2) you are dressed expensive
1) you look wonderful
Name 3 good and 2 bad qualities of a person.
devoted, kind, clever
coward, foolish
The blue car came/ in/ across/ on first.
The blue car came IN first.
Rita was writing a letter.
A letter was being written by Rita.
You shouldn't/ can't / don't have to come with us if you don't want to.
You DON'T HAVE TO come with us if you don't want to.
A cheapskate is someone who
1)likes cheap things
2) does not like spending money.
2) does not like spending money
To improve something.
To enhance.
The sun came /up/out/in after the rain.
The sun came OUT after the rain.
Carl sounded the alarm when David reported the smoke.
The alarm was sounded by Carl when the smoke was reported by David.
All passengers should/can/must remain in their seats and /don't have to/ mustn't/ can't use their phones.
All passengers MUST remain in their seats and MUSTN'T use their mobile phones.
If I / were / was /am you I don't/won't/ wouldn't talk to him.
If I WERE you I WOULDN'T talk to him.
To make something seem better, worse.