Another way of saying BORROW. "You can borrow my car" (CLUE: it's actually an opposite"
"I can LEND you my car".
A verb you could use instead of "IT WASN'T ME... I DIDN'T DO IT".
I DENY doing that/having done that
A verb you could use instead of "I WISH" or "IF ONLY" (could change something about the past)
I REGRET
Another way of saying "I find it DIFFICULT TO learn Japanese"
"I have DIFFICULTY IN learning Japanese"
A modal verb you could use instead of "I recommend going to Paris"
You SHOULD go to Paris / You OUGHT TO go to Paris
A phrasal verb that means "being excited about a future plan"
LOOKING FORWARD TO
An idiom you could use instead of saying "You did it perfectly!" "You are absolutely right!"
YOU HIT THE NAIL ON THE HEAD! or YOU NAILED IT!
A phrasal verb that means "CANCEL"
CALL OFF
A phrasal verb that means "continue doing something"
CARRY ON
A phrasal verb that means "meet up with someone unexpectedly"
RUN INTO OR COME ACROSS
Another verb that means "TAKE (NO) NOTICE OF"
PAY (NO) ATTENTION TO
Another verb that means "SUCCEED IN"
MANAGE TO
A phrasal verb that means "postpone"
PUT OFF
A phrasal verb that means "imagine a solution, having an idea"
COME UP WITH
A phrasal verb that means "start practising a new hobby"
TAKE UP
A question you could use instead of "I suggest ordering sushi on JUSTEAT"
WHY DON'T WE order sushi? HOW/WHAT ABOUT ordering sushi?
A phrasal verb that means "abandon/stop practising a hobbie"
GIVE UP
A verb you could use instead of "IT WAS ME... I DID IT".
I CONFESS/ADMIT having done/doing it
A phrasal verb that means "having a good relationship with someone"
GET ON (WELL) OR GET ALONG
A phrasal verb that means "TAKE CARE OF"
LOOK AFTER
Another way of saying "This is TOO HARD". (CLUE: it's actually an opposite"
"This isn't EASY ENOUGH"
A verb you could use instead of "I WILL DO IT!"
I PROMISE (if it's good/neutral) I THREATEN (if it's bad/terrible)
A phrasal verb that means "admire someone"
LOOK UP TO
An idiom you could use instead of saying "I agree with you on this"
I SEE EYE TO EYE on this.
An idiom you could use instead of saying "I can't decide between these two options"
I'M ON THE FENCE
Another way of saying "The accident was Marta's FAULT".
"I BLAME Marta FOR the accident"
A verb that means "say sorry"
APOLOGIZE/APOLOGISE FOR