IDIOMS IN ENGLISH
ex. We were about to start dinner when You arrived
to turn arround (to make a complate turn in order to face in the opposite direction) S
ex. The man turned the car around and drove in the opposite direction
to take turns (to alternate)
ex. Mary and her sister take turns helping their mother each night
to pay attention (to give attention to, place importance upon)
ex. He never pays attention to anything his wife says
to go on ( to continue, proceed)
John went on reading and paid attention to any of us
over and over (repetedly)
ex. I have told hi the same thing over and over
to wear out ( to become shabby and useless from wear) S
ex. I must buy a new suit. This one is worn out
to throw away (to discard)
ex. Don't throw those magazine away. I haven't seem them yet
fall in love (to begin to love)
ex. John falls in love with every new girl he meets
to go out (to leave, also to cease burning)
ex. When I telephone they told me that he had gone out
as yet (up to the present time, af of now)
ex. As yet we have not had an answer from him
to have to do with (to have some connection with)
ex. What does that new director have to do with me ?
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