vocabulary
grammar
concession clauses; cause and effect, future forms
idioms
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corrode

ржаветь


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She is ___ track to be Number One.

on

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 __ you go to Canada, you should visit Toronto.

When

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if we really want to express our exasperation and unwillingness to talk about a passing trend, we could say:

I’m so over reading about feuds between members of the Royal Family.

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surpass

превосходить

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She is naughty ___ nature!

by

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__ he had read the instructions several times, he knew what to do.

After

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Similarly, if we’ve moved on from a trend and the trend isn’t as attractive as it once was, native-speakers often refer to the news:

The 2016 election is yesterday’s news. We need to focus on current events.

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in decline

на спаде

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___ law, everyone must get vaccinated.

By

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It looked dark and heavy __ it was going to rain.

As if

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When talking about a trend’s ripple-effect (the continuing or spreading results of an event or action), we often say that the trend is...

making waves

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predictions with a link to the past?

a distant memory

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Though she is not the president, she is ___ effect the leader of the company.

in

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 __ he cannot afford a car, he rides a bicycle.

Because

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Similarly, we use yet another water-themed phrase to express the large impact of a new trend.

making a splash