tend to
I tendn't to read much
I don't tend not to read much
I tend do not to read much
I don't tend to read much
to take over
The company was taken over by its biggest competitor.
I`m starving, let's get a take over and eat.
Don't take over the stairs, сome down here
on demand
We tend to watch movies on demand via streaming services.
They received a demand on payment.
She demand on he returns the books he borrowed from her.
to be reliant on (something)
I need a relient pair of hands to do this for me.
The nation is still reliant because of a constant humidity.
He's completely reliant on his wheelchair to get about.
current
I don't work at my current job anymore.
I don't want to wait until tomorrow, I current want it!
Who is the current editor of the Times?
over-the-top
negative
positive
dub (dubbing)
voiceover
subtitles
copy of a movie
dreadful
This milk doesn't smell very dreadful.
The news were so dreadful that I just had to switch it off.
Look at those dreadful flowers! I absolutely love them.
repulsive
disgusting
bad-mannered
good-looking
too pricey
would
If I'd had time, I would have gone to see Graham.
He said he would see his brother tomorrow
He would always turn and wave at the end of the street.
an explosion of a trend
the trend became viral
a video of an explosion is trending
the trend is now outdated
social divisions
upper, working (or lower), and middle classes.
class, gender, ethnicity, age, etc.
believing that one is a looser because they aren't rich
sonority
silence
euphony
sounds you produce while sleeping
good sound
poverty
During a successful career, she accumulated a great poverty.
Leaders in business must create poverty and jobs.
He emigrated to escape povetry and earn the money he needs.
subs
subdominant
subconscious
submitted
subtitles
every now and then
every time now
all the time
from time to time