Delivering goods and meals
A parcel or a hot meal needs to reach its recipient: describe who takes it to the destination in English.
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Fold: bend into layers
Use fold for paper, fabric and folding furniture, including the expression fold in half.
Read and practiseDepending on people and conditions
Weather, help or available time can determine an outcome: express reliance and conditions with the right preposition.
Read and practiseDeserving a response or reward
Hard work, kindness or a mistake can call for a response: say what someone has earned through an action.
Read and practiseHang: attach or be suspended
Use hang for placing objects so they are supported at the top, and learn the past hung.
Read and practiseFinding a place, fact or possibility
A hidden beach or an unexpected fact can be a discovery: describe finding something previously unknown in English.
Read and practiseLift: raise or move by raising
Use lift to raise objects or people, and distinguish lifting from carrying a load.
Read and practiseEncouraging someone to act
A coach or a friend can give someone confidence to take action; explore the English pattern for encouragement.
Read and practiseExpecting events and actions
An anticipated arrival or a likely outcome: express what you think will happen using three English patterns.
Read and practiseForget: fail to remember
Use forget for information or an intended action and learn the forms forgot and forgotten.
Read and practiseExperiencing events and feelings
A storm, a delay or a sudden feeling: describe what happens to people and places with this English verb.
Read and practiseRemember: recall information
Use remember to talk about names, facts and places you keep in mind or recall.
Read and practiseFailing an exam or an attempt
An unsuccessful exam or an unfinished action: describe what someone did not manage to do using this English verb.
Read and practiseRefuse: say no to an offer or action
Use refuse with an offer or invitation and refuse to do for an action, without assuming a reason.
Read and practiseImagining an activity
A future home, an unusual job or a walk at night: describe the activities you picture in your mind.
Read and practiseCall: telephone or name
Use call for telephoning a person and for the name by which someone or something is known.
Read and practiseImproving skills and situations
A skill, the weather or a service can get better, and people can make something better through their actions.
Read and practiseWhat a whole includes
Prices, lists and groups can contain different parts: describe what is present and what has been added.
Read and practiseDescribing an increase in amount
A rising price or a larger budget: describe a change in amount and say how much someone adds.
Read and practiseInfluencing a person or outcome
A teacher, a price or the weather can shape a decision or result; express that effect with a useful verb.
Read and practiseInsist: demands and claims
A firm request, a determined action or a disputed fact: express what someone insists on or insists is true.
Read and practiseManaging a challenge or task
A difficult door, a busy project or a missing resource: describe succeeding, handling a responsibility and coping without something.
Read and practisePreventing an event or action
A barrier against an unwanted event: describe what stops an action or keeps something from happening.
Read and practiseGiving your word
A promise of help or a commitment to act: express what you give your word to do and whom you promise it to.
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