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Phrasal verbs: Become extinct.
die out
Phrasal verbs: produce heat, a smell, a gas...
give off
Phrasal verbs: produce and start to sell a new product.
bring out
Phrasal verbs: stop being fresh.
go off
Phrasal verbs: use all of something and not have any left.
run out.
Phrasal verbs: become better after cloud or rain.
clear up.
Phrasal verbs: get rid of rubbish...
throw away.
Phrasal verbs: cut a tree, so that it falls.
cut down
I don’t have to go to the newsstand because the paper (deliver) to our house every day
is delivered
You need not clean the bathroom. It (clean/already) by someone else.
has already been cleaned
Passive: The police assume that the arrested man has robbed the bank.
The arrested man is assumed to have robbed the bank.
A carpenter is going to replace our windows tomorrow.
we are going to have our windows replaced tomorrow
Some plumbers have installed a new central heating system in our house.
We have had a new central heating system installed in our house
The dentist is going to take out one of his wisdom teeth
he is going to have one of his wisdom teeth taken out
Can you imagine somebody giving you a million euros?
Can you imagine being given a million euros?
Many people saw a well-known celebrity dining alone in a restaurant last night.
A well-known celebrity was seen dining alone in a restaurant last night.
