Phrasal verbs
This is to resemble a family member in terms of character or physical appearance.
This is when you get a better position in your work and make more money.
What is a promotion?
This it to have a good relationship with someone.
What is to get on/along with?
Someone who is very social and talks a lot.
What is talkative?
What is past perfect
This is to return something.
What is to give back?
This is to live extravagantly and eat the best food or go to the best places.
What is luxury/luxurious?
This is to have a pain in your head because of illness/drinking, normally you need a paracetamol.
What is a headache?
Someone who finds it hard to wait.
What is impatient?
This is what you use to talk about what is done to something, typically used in processes and in formal writing. Used a lot with is/are/was/were
What is the passive voice.
This is to feel comfortable in a new group of people, like a school class or new workplace.
What is to fit in?
To borrow money from someone or a bank and plan to pay it back.
What is a loan/to lend/debt?
What is full?
Someone who is angry and bad-tempetered, can go from angry to happy quickly.
What is moody?
This is what you use to talk about what might have happened in the past before a photo was taken.
What is modal verb + have/modal deduction/speculation.
This is to stop doing an activity or hobby.
This is to remove something because it's unnecessary. 3 words.
What is to get rid of?
Someone who is positive and optimistic.
What is cheerful?
This is what you use to change a word from an adjective to noun or a verb or an adverb, or to make it negative/change the meaning. E.g overestimate/estimation
What are suffixes/prefixes and word formation.
This is to feel better after something bad, like an illness or relationship ending.
What is to get over?
This is when a person is responsible for a crime. They say they are:
What is guilty?
This is the word for the type of dog you have. e.g border collie/bichon frise
What is breed?
A person who knows a lot is k_____
What is knowledgable?
This is what you use to talk about having a service done for you, when you don't do the activity but pay or persuade a person to do it.
What is get/have something done/causative.