Agreement / Disagreement
I don't see the ...
point
What is it that makes science fiction so ...? EXCITE
exciting
I really enjoyed myself at the party last night.
GOOD
I had ... at the party last night
a (really) good time
Do things in advance to stay safe
Take precautions
I know what you ...
mean
It isn’t just the fact that it is highly ... , but in many ways it allows us to see into the future. IMAGINE
imaginative
He has been trying hard in maths lessons recently.
EFFORT
He has ... in maths lessons recently.
been making an effort
stop someone from doing something by making it difficult or scary
Deter from
I see where you're ...
coming from
Some things, which once seemed ... , already have became a reality. BELIEVE
unbelievable
Give me your phone number because I might need to call you.
IN
Give me your phone number ... to call you
in case I need
A person who is harmed or suffers because of a crime or accident
Victim
I agree with you to ...
some extent
Artificial intelligence and trips into space also ... in this kind of literature. ORIGIN
originated
Hesaid I could borrow the book if I remembered to give it back.
LONG
He said I could borrow the book ... to give it back.
as long as I remembered
someone who sees a crime or event happen
Witness
I agree with you up ...
to the point
Credit cards and video chatting, for example, all made their first ... in science fiction long before becoming part of our real lives. APPEAR
appearance
It took us a long time to find the answer.
FIGURE
It took us a long time to ... the answer.
figure out
being kept in prison as a punishment
Imprisonment, do time