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gerunds and infinitives

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  • Something that is surprising and that teaches you something new.
    eye-opener
  •  15
  • To receive an advantage; to profit
    benefit
  •  15
  • To make something begin or happen
    get the ball rolling
  •  20
  • To compel or deter by or as if by threats
    intimidate
  •  25
  • To perform small jobs that involve going to collect or deliver something.
    run errands
  •  25
  • Write down quickly without much attention to detail.
    scribble
  •  10
  • Write down quickly without much attention to detail.
    tap into sth
  •  20
  • Capable of existing or taking place or proving true; possible to do
    achievable
  •  15
  • Capable of existing or taking place or proving true; possible to do
    bite-sized
  •  10
  • To add details, as to an account or idea
    elaborate
  •  15
  • Extremely important to the ​existence or well-being of something
    vital
  •  15
  • Close in time; about to occur
    at hand
  •  15
  • (Informal) experiencing success or good luck for a long period of time.
    on a roll
  •  15
  • Used to ​describe what ​happens to a ​person who was ​poor but ​becomes ​rich.
    from rags to riches
  •  15
  • To make a sudden, dramatic, and important discovery or development
    make a breakthrough
  •  15