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to arrive somewhere, especially unexpectedly or casually.
to rock up
something enjoyable that doesn’t happen often.
a rare treat
to ruin or reduce the enjoyment of something.
take the joy out of something
to gain control over your spending and money situation
get on top of your finances
to explain or understand something by dividing it into parts.
break it down
to stop doing or saying something, especially something annoying. to put a stop
put a lid on it
to save or keep money for a future use.
to put aside
very expensive; not cheap at all.
far from cheap
(informal) to pay for something, especially unwillingly.
to fork out
to make a huge effort or spend a lot for something.
gone all out
to increase very quickly and become very high.
gone through the roof
to fully pay off what you owe.
to clear (one’s) debt
Transform these sentences into PASSIVE SENTENCES: The teacher is explaining the lesson.
The lesson is being explained by the teacher.
a) Transform these sentences into PASSIVE SENTENCES: The committee will announce the winner tomorrow.
The winner will be announced by the committee tomorrow.
Transform these sentences into PASSIVE SENTENCES: The chef prepares the meal with fresh ingredients.
The meal is prepared with fresh ingredients by the chef.
Transform these sentences into PASSIVE SENTENCES: The police arrested the suspect last night.
The suspect was arrested by the police last night.
