Make a sentence with prevent + verb using the correct pattern
Prevent + obj. + prep. + -ing (ex. Sunscreen prevents you from getting burnt)
to experience a reward/pleasure/get what you need without waiting or working for it
instant gratification
Expression: s.th stops being fashionable
to go out of fashion
An idiom which means s.th makes you really angry
to make your blood boil
An idiom meaning you are joking with someone
to pull someone's leg
collocation: a belief in work as a moral good : a set of values centered on the importance of doing work and reflected especially in a desire or determination to work hard.
your work ethic
Make a sentence with 'carry on + verb' (using the correct pattern!)
to carry on + verb-ing Ex. carry on practicing the new idioms.
Verb: to take a little look at s.th
to peek (at s.th)
Generally, women _______ men. (have a longer life expectancy)
outlive
Make a sentence with 'remember' to show you did do s.th (use verb pattern!)
remember + to + infinitive (ex. I remembered to bring my passport with me)
to be savvy
smart and intelligent about a specific topic/area due to the knowledge they have. You are able to make good decisions.
Make a sentence with 'sorry' to show regret (use verb pattern!)
Sorry for doing something (Ex. I'm sorry for being late)
Idiom meaning you are shocked by a negative or scary experience
to be shaken up
o accept new ideas, beliefs, methods in an enthusiastic way.
to embrace
Very tired, lacking in energy due to being overworked and/or tired for a long period of time, this often causes you to become ill.
to be run down
to gradually become less strong until it stops (noise, wind, fire, excitement) (phrasal verb)
to die down
Make a sentence with Persuade (using correct verb pattern)
Persuade + obj. + to + infinitive (I persuaded her to come with me)
a person who is always on search of money for his own satisfaction.
financially-driven
to find a sense of meaning and reward in the work you do
job satisfaction
Phrase that means you do one thing to achieve something else (often in reference to jobs)
to be a means to an end
Name four ways you can injure your ankle
sprain, break, twist, graze, bruise, bump
Name 6 verbs which describe ways you can interact with a touch screen device