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  • He hasn´t made any plans for the future. Nor ...... ...... worried about it.
    Nor is he worried (Nor + inversion)
  • What does "to pull the rug from under someone" mean? Please use it in a sentence.
    It means to remove all support and assistance from,someone, usually suddenly,. It results in that person facing a difficult situation.
  • What does "to throw someone under the bus" mean? Please use it in a sentence.
    .It means to cause sy else to suffer in order to save oneself or gain personal advantage.
  • Rephrase the sentence, please: I would love to relax now. = I wish I ........ put my .......... up now.
    I wish I could put my feet up now.
  • I have a new: Sarah is dating Tom.
    news / some news ("news" is Uncountable)
  • What does the idiom "to throw in the towel" mean?
    to give up
  • synonyms, please: "important"
    pivotal, paramount, crucial, key, essential, significant, relevant,
  • Which preposition is NOT correct when collocated with "arrive"? 1. at 2. to 3. in
    *2. to*
  • synonyms for: very good
    great, excellent, fantastic, outstanding, brilliant, exemplary, marvelous, stellar, awesome, etc.
  • synonyms for: However, ... .
    Nevertheless, On the other hand, Having said that, Conversely, In contrast, Mind you, But
  • Pronounce these correctly, please: hit, heat, kip, keep, ship, sheep, leave, live, young, jungle, yay, Jay, vet, bet, observe, absorb, verbal.
    differentiate between short and long vowel sounds, as well as V and B, Y and J etc.
  • What is the correct preposition? to depend ..., to focus ...., to listen ..., to look ... (= to seek), to call ... your friend, to ask .... your boss, to arrive ... Barcelona, to arrive ... the train station, to get ... home.
    on, on, to, for, -, -, in, at, -.
  • What is the difference between "lack" and "shortage"?
    Lack is when one does not have any (of something), and a shortage is when one does not have enough (of something).
  • "This exercise is a piece of cake." What does this idiom mean?
    This exercise is easy.
  • What does this idiom mean? "They are like peas in a pod."
    They are very similar.
  • IN or ON? ... the couch/sofa, ... TV, ... the Internet, .... a call, .... a bus, .... the car, .... a plane, .... the phone, .... therapy, ... a meeting, ... Netflix.
    on, on, on, on, on, in, on, on, in, in, on.
  • Use ´nuance´ (correctly) in a sentence!
    Noun: 1:A chef is aware of every nuance of flavor in this dish. 2:Look at the nuance of color in fall leaves. Verb: The effect is nuanced by ...
  • "This is not my cup of tea." What does this idiom mean?
    This is not my thing / I don´t like doing this / This is not right for me.
  • Rephrase this sentence, please: As you can tell, we will not attend the meeting due to the heavy rain.
    Answers can vary. An example: Naturally/Obviously/Of course, we will not participate in/go to/be present at the meeting because of/as a consequence of /owing to
  • Who did you vote? Candidate A or Candidate B?
    vote FOR
  • Phrasal verbs, please: 1: to go to bed. 2: to find unexpectedly/by accident. 3: to continue
    1: to turn in. 2: to come across 3: to go on / to carry on / to keep doING something
  • I usually practise tennis and basketball every weekend.
    play (not practise)
  • Collocate the following words correctly with make or do: 1: a mistake, 2: arrangements, 3: research, 4: a phone call, 5: a commitment, 6: the accounts, 7: a list, 8: homework, 9: (the) laundry, 10: dinner.
    make: 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 10. do: 3, 6, 8, 9.
  • What does it mean when someone likes to "toot their own horn"?
    They like to brag.
  • I started watching a new serie in Netflix.
    a new serieS ON Netflix
  • Please, explain the following idiom: "Let´s talk about the elephant in the room."
    Let´s talk about the obvious thing in this situation which nobody wants to mention/acknowledge/talk about.
  • Please, finish the following sentence correctly: "Under no circumstances ... "
    Under no circumstances would I do this. (inversion)
  • Please, complete the following sentence correctly: Not only ...., but I also ... .
    Not only + inversion. For example: Not only did I do the shopping today, but I also had time to cook.
  • Which verb is NOT correct when collocated with "research"? make, do, conduct, drive, fund.
    *make*
  • What is the difference between these 2 sentences: 1.) I have a question. 2.) I have one question.
    The difference is what we emphasize: QUESTION (a question, not something else) or ONE (not 2, 3 etc.)
  • Please, pronounce these words correctly: ultimate, corporate, certificate, fundamental, product, industry, funding, accurate, adequate.
    [u] vs. [a], pronouncing the schwa sound [ə] correctly etc.
  • 1 synonym to each of the following, please: "but; in addition; therefore; very good; very bad; important; to buy; to ask for something; to answer."
    however, moreover, consequently, outstanding, awful, crucial, purchase, enquire/inquire, respond etc.
  • I like very much EU.
    I like the EU very much. (word order, verb and its object should not be separated. Also, THE EU, the article is necessary.)
  • Complete the sentences with (a) preposition(s): 1: That company almost went bankrupt in 2008, but now it is thriving. They really turned things .... . 2.: We have to come ..... ...... a solution for this problem!
    1. around. 2: up with
  • What does this idiom mean? "You really put your foot in your mouth this time."
    You really messed up / made a mistake this time.
  • What does the expression "to keep an eye on ..." mean? Please, use it in a sentence.
    Could you, please, keep an eye on my bag while I go to the restroom? = to watch, guard, keep sg safe
  • Please replace "as regards" with synonyms in the following sentence: "As regards Product 1, please find the requested information below."
    Regarding P1, / As to P1, / In terms of P1 / With regard to P1, / With reference to P1,
  • to turn + preposition(s) to express the following: 1. to refuse something. 2: to turn the volume ..., in order to make it louder. 3: to turn ... at the meeting = to attend, to appear
    1. turn something down. 2. turn up. 3. turn up
  • Rephrase the sentence, please: It was her idea to suggest that we do this. = She came ....... ...... the suggestion that we should do this.
    came up with