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"We can all ___________ by participating in local clean-up events." (This PHRASE shows taking actions to benefit the people and environment in a specific area)
What's "support the community"?
"Many students choose to ________ at local charities to help those in need." (This PHRASE shows performing work without expecting payment, usually for a charitable cause)
What's "do volunteer work"?
"Feeling overwhelmed, she decided to ________ on her attempt to climb the mountain because it looked like too much for her." (Shows abandoning an effort)
What's "give up"?
"The athlete pushed himself to the limit and ____________ in the 100-meter dash." (This PHRASE shows surpassing a previously established best achievement)
What's "broke a record"?
"I _________ in a small town surrounded by beautiful mountains." (Shows the process of developing from a child to an adult - it's in the simple past form)
What's "grew up"?
"The talented filmmaker __________ for best documentary at the prestigious film festival." (This PHRASE shows receiving recognition for an achievement in competition - it's in the simple past form)
What's "won an award"?
"A team of engineers is currently __________ to create a more sustainable energy source." (This PHRASE shows creating and working on a plan to complete a specific task - it's in the present continuous form)
What's "developing a project"?
"After years of experience, Rafael decided to ___________ specializing in organic gardening supplies." (This PHRASE shows initiating the creation of a company)
What's "start a business"?
"He is incredibly _________ about art and spends hours painting every day." (Shows a strong and enthusiastic interest in something)
What's "passionate"?
"The singer's catchy song went viral and she _________ overnight." (This PHRASE shows achieving widespread recognition and popularity - it's in the simple past form)
What's "became famous"?
"John can be quite _________ when waiting in line, often tapping his foot or drumming his fingers." (Shows someone who gets easily annoyed by waiting or delays)
What's "impatient"?
"As a __________ student, she always completes her assignments on time." (Shows someone who puts in a lot of effort)
What's "hardworking"?
"My roommates and I _________ very well and enjoy spending time together." (Shows having a good relationship with someone)
What's "get along"?
"You can always count on your best friend for help and support." (Shows being able to rely on someone)
What's "count on"?
"The charity event _________ people from all walks of life to raise money for a good cause." (Shows the act of uniting or assembling people or things - it's in the simple past form)
What's "brought together"?
"She __________ asking the same question, even though I already answered it." (Shows repeated or continuous action - it's in the simple present form)
What's "keeps on"?
"The caterpillar __________ a beautiful butterfly after spending time in its chrysalis." (Shows a transformation or complete change - it's in the simple past form)
What's "turned into"?
"They ______ a lemonade stand in their front yard to sell drinks on a hot summer day." (Shows the act of arranging or preparing something - it's in the simple past form)
What's "set up"?
"My grandmother __________ her family recipes to me before she passed away." (This sentence shows the act of transferring knowledge or skills from one person to another)
What's "passed on"?
"The psychic tried to ________ my future by reading my palm." (Shows attempting to forecast things that may happen in the future)
What's "predict"?
"You can _________ for the dance class online or at the studio reception desk." (Shows registering for participation in something)
What's "sign up"?
"Despite their initial plans of going out, they _________ staying at home for the weekend." (Shows the unexpected or unintended outcome of a situation - it's in the simple past form)
What's "ended up"?
"The hikers struggled to ________ with the energetic guide as he navigated the challenging trail." (Shows maintaining pace with someone or something moving quickly)
What's "keep up"?