does is done
past didwas done
now proceed to the body is doing is being the done
past conduct body was doingwas being done
is now complete body has done has been the done
in the past to complete the body had done had been the done
now complete body has been doing
pluperfect body had been doing
infinitive active-passive
general form (to) do (to) be done
body (to) be doing />

to complete the body (to) have been doing
-ing word active passive
general form of doing being done
complete body having done having been done
It is only when you nearly lose someone that you become fully conscious of How much you value him.  (emphasis added)
Just as the soil is a part of the earth, so is the atmosphere.  As …, … also …
none other than means none other than the precisely … “
lenses lens
glasses glasses
sights vision; landscape
< br /> crystals crystal, crystal
You should have your Eyes tested every year in case the lenses of your spectacles need changing.
turn up appearances
turn in restitution, submit
turn out the original proved to be
turn to recourse; ask for advice
hang out to … hang out
hang up … hang, hang up (telephone)
to hang together combination
to hang the round hanging around < br />
collaborate cooperation, co-compile, brings together in collaboration with
; edit
gather gathering, assembly
collect means collection; collection
When Sarah and I collaborated on an article for the school newspaper, we found it difficult to work together. 
fee charges (such as dues, admission charges, fees, etc.)
tax tax tax
payment payment payment
the premium subsidy; remuneration
aid aids
the translate transform … into
help help
transfer the transfer, migration
support support
. who transplants us transplantation (organ)
tool tool
transmit infection (disease), to convey (the knowledge)


prefer to do sth. rather than do sth. would rather … rather than …
No one would have time to read or listen to an account of everything there is going on in the world.
There is a real possibility that these animals could be frightened, should there be (if there should be) a sudden loud noise. < br />
Henceforth from now
in the way intended as “interference with (someone)
The students expected there to be more reviewing classes before the final exams for. expect  verb must be connected to the infinitive as its object
understand better than … … very understanding
I understand better than most the enormous amount of preparation that staff must put in under pressure to meet the deadline.
contribute to (doing) sth. helps to promote
I sure your suggestion will contribute to solving the problem.
It is no good doing sth to do … useless 
lest means “avoid”, followed by the subjunctive should verb prototype
She always put her medication on the top of the shelf lest the children should take it by mistake. 
attribute to the … attributed to
contribute to help , contributed
on principle based on the Code of Conduct; in accordance with the principle
in principle in principle; basically
When I got out of the car and walked about among them, except for one old man who shook his head disapprovingly, they all began to cheer.
except for addition to the … other than a noun
see that attention … ; responsible …; be sure …
except that removed … followed by a sentence
provided that if, in the …
no conditions (not No …) … but … no … 
no (not) … without … no … no, except … no

no (not) … unless there is no …… not …
not until until … until …
a point of honor involved in the reputation of things
someone honor in one honor
of honor
an honor glorious people and things on one honor
There is no one but knows it when a person does not know
can of the matter. 
Not adverb too, Enough, sufficiently, over too much, omitting, Italy “No matter what can not be overstated,” the more … more. , for example:
You can not be too s kicking the closer the better. 
We can not praise him too much, no matter how praise he can not be overstated.
to know better than to do sth. said the blame should know should not have to do something
You should know better than to leave your little sister at home by herself. 
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resort to (doing) sth. recourse
She resorted to stealing when she had no money to buy foods for her children.
It is a point of honor with the the customer not to the let the shop assistants guess what she really likes and wants until the last moment.
listed on the market, sold
This house will probably come on the market the next month. 
put up overnight
the put in, spend, spend (time)
put down write, record
put on staged, performed
I the put up with the restart of the Browns during my stay in New York City. 
suggest, proposed waiting until,-demand to insist, recommend, command, etc. the object clause of the verb, we should use (should) verb subjunctive prototype. 
, but for Italy as the “but for” typical use is in the subjunctive mood of the sentence < br />
He might have been killed but for the timely arrival of the ambulance. 
When the turn for the behavior, demeanor, often used in conjunction with the good, bad, ill, evil do sb. to do a good turn conducive to one thing
He did me a good turn by lending me ten pounds.
Mac close resemblance to his brother made people mistake them for one another.
technical skills of a patch of a …… below (intelligence, status, rank) is lower than
technological process learn a bunch of a bunch of …… under (size, value, quantity, extent, standards, etc.) is less than, less than
technique, skills, a pinch of a pinch. beneath in … the bottom ; (position, rank, etc.) lower than the second
technology technology (learning), technology (science) a packet of a pack of … down to … the bottom 
return pay back, repay
pay for to … pay the price
pay up paid in full
pay off pay off the debt; settled owed (a people) debt
“If we fail to act now,” said, Tom, “We l find ourselves paid back in action later on.”  “If we can not now take action,” said Tom. “We will be rewarded in the later action.”
limit the word → said the speaker evaluation adjective → size, shape, color adjectives of the old and new adjective → →, said the country source of the material adjective → use or purpose of the adjective → noun headword.
take it out on sb. to blow off steam and fixed structure
It not fair to take someone that you come home after a bad day at work and take it out on your wife and children.
for fear that after then the subjunctive mood, (should) verb prototype 
she put an extra the blanket over the Baby for fear that he should the catch cold.
have no business doing / to do something no power, there is no reason to do something
You have no business interfering with my affairs. the 
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We will be losing Money unless this year that the new economic plan of yours works miracle unless
.  = as though using the present tense indicative of future results. commonly used passive voice

lay up in bed due to pain (or disability)
lay out put, expand
lay by store
lay down sacrifice gave
Mary will not be able to come to the birthday party as she is for laid laid laid up with a cold. 
consist in. is, there
rely on depend on, rely on the
be composed of … constitute
comprise Fifty states comprise composition; constitute 
She often says her greatest happiness consists in serving the handicapped children.
live by … up to comply with the practice (the principles of the promise,)
live on
live through … living through experienced
live with to endure ; tolerate
Web have a high regard for Prof. Joseph because he always lives up to his principles.  We have great respect for Joseph, Professor, because he was always faithful to their principles.
The man sitting opposite me smiled dreamily, as if to remember something pleasant in the past. “as if infinitive” is a common structure, which means “as if”
be to blame is a with habits, meaning “blameworthy”.
It turned out that the children were not to blame for the accident. the 
Setting up a committee might be a way to do / of doing the project more efficiently. 
It pains sb. to see … which means “to see … to make someone feel sad.”
It pains her to see so many children in that mountainous area can not even afford elementary education.  see in that mountainous area there are so many children even afford to go to primary school, she felt very sad. 
admit behind appreciate, avoid, consale, defer, delay, enjoy, escape, excuse, finish, mention, mind, miss, quit, postpone, practise, resist, risk, (can ) stand, suggest, give up, put off, etc. can only access gerund.
That the sun and not the earth the center of our planetary system was considered as heresy by the church in the Middle Ages.  center of the solar system the sun than Earth fact was the medieval church that is heresy.
That guide the subject clause, sentence predicate was considered the 
get starry – eyed when a bus conductor gets on the bus to My cousin of Nancy, check the tickets.  (bus conductor) is often in a poisonous mood; I suppose it because she is an only child.  (only son)
just as …, so. .. like … too … “. 
Just as 263. The is an important part of our lives, as is stress.
Just as relaxation, tension in our lives is an important part.
as in the case of … meaning “in case”; in case of meaning “in case in case
Web can make an the exception in. the case of John
John as an exception. 
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wrapping paper wrapping paper
on the end The continuous and said time the word used in conjunction
at length last, finally
all in full
in time in a timely manner, no later than
The two scholars worked at the task of writing a preface to the new dictionary for three hours on end last night.
spent three hours last night that the two scholars write sequence for the new dictionary.
I can not read the marks and notes, Jim made in the the margin. They are too faint. (unclear and ambiguous modification handwriting.)
Jack is very knowledgeable about wines Can.  Jack the wine is very good at it.
Be excused sb. from (doing) sth. allowed (to participate in) a passive
I beg to be excused from your nephew wedding.  I request do not you attend your nephew wedding.
He Ought to attend the meeting, shouldn he?
When should and ought to make the meaning of “should” are interchangeable, said inference. Questions generally do not ought to should use, such as: Should we the begin? Not use Ought we to begin?
Make charges for a phrase, intended for … charges, asking price .
Doctors often make higher charges for their works than they should. 
doctors often obtain much higher costs than they deserve. 
His name was on the top of my tongue, but I just couldn remember.
His name in my mouth, but I just can not remember a. 
I caught a glimpse of the name of the book before she put it into the drawer. 
before she put the book into the drawer, I caught a glimpse of the title . 
admission and admittance are “access” means, but admission commonly used in public places, 258, Out of the bounds for for the private place
All too soon it was time to go back to school after the Spring Festival in.
He handled the company in collaboration with his brother. the 
he and his brother to handle the affairs of the company. 
Jean could be a very attractive girl but she pays no attention to her clothes. The first sentence of said virtual, after one said that now the real situation.
have a campaign, chance, courage, opportunity, right to do sth.
To survive in the intense market competition, we must gear (… fit, fit) the qualities and varieties of products we make to the world-market demand.
In view of (taking into account, in view of) his poor record in school, the board thinks that he should study the hard

Shakespeare is the favorite of mine.
We hadn expected a power cut so we were astonished when the whole house was plunged into darkness. We did not expect power outages, so When the whole room suddenly became dark and we were shocked.
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Valid effective legal generally refers to documents and other legal, valid

operative fingering Tianjin , rules, regulations, and other “effective”
effective often refers to methods or measures, and stressed that to achieve the desired effect
risk group that people have the ability, or that a method
Before the tourists set off, they spent much time setting a limit to the expenses of the the trip. 
prior to departure of the tourists, they spend a lot of time to set the limit of the journey it takes . 
“Tina looks especially pretty tonight.” 
“Yes, she always looks her best in a dress of that color.” Dress of all clothes; a dress said an blouses. 
meet the “demand” of the meet (a person, etc.) need
meet the “demand” for meet … needs
exposure of sth exposure. exposure
exposure to sth. in …
According to the acoustics, the continual exposure to noise. hate the of high intensity would lead to loss of hearing. < br />
acoustics, are continually exposed to high-intensity noise-induced hearing loss. The 
They will never reconcile themselves to their defeat. (Willingly, accepted)
The matter is not to be trifled with. This issue should not be underestimated.
stumble upon a find by chance, found
the While doing calculation for the project, the designers stumbled upon a new solution to a geological problem.
calculation of the project, the designers happen to find a method to solve geological problems. 
of late recently (when the word for the sentence, use the completed state)
They have visited the park of late.  they recently visited the Park.
I just as soon prefer to (behind the object clause to use the subjunctive mood)
I just as soon you I did take those important papers with you  I would rather you do not have those important documents to carry around. 
The theme of the novel is that a person fate is closely tired up with that of the whole country. 
personal fate is closely linked with the destiny of the nation .
My brother has decided to become a policeman, come what may.  No matter what happens, my brother is determined to become a police officer.
come what may the equivalent of whatever may happen regardless of what happens (fixed usage, which come with a verb prototype may sometimes also be used will replace, in this usage, the verb must flip) 
the I wish to go home with you, may the I? 
simulate pretend, pretending
stimulate the stimulate, inspire
< br /> be disgusted with …… disgust
get acquainted with the beginning to know a person begin to understand something
steal sth from sb.
rick sb out of sth deceived someone something
rob sb of sth robbery someone something
deceive sb into doing sth cheat someone to do something. 
“How much money do you need?” 
“Well, $ 200 will see me through.” 
“how much you need money? “Well, $ 200 can make, I ride out the storm. 
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in line with … agreed , in accordance with, in line with
The mayor didn have time so far to go into it at length, but he gave as an idea about his plan. 
Mayor did not have time to explain in detail, but he told us that the overall vision of the plan. 
“What can I do for you, sir?” 
I want a dimes worth of candy. “What are you looking, sir?” I want to buy 10-cent candy.
worth of a certain price, weight (usage: urrency s worth of countable and uncountable nouns)
buy sth. on credit on credit
the Old Chinese are not used to buy things on credit and are likely to save as much money as possible.
the older generation of Chinese people are not used on credit, the habit of saving money. 
In 1776 the United States announced the Declaration of in Independence to the break away from the of British the Empire and became an independent country. The 
the United States in 1776 promulgated the Declaration of Independence from the United Kingdom imperial rule and become an independent country. 
“Would you send this message to Prof. Wilson?” 
“Sure, I l be seeing him about something else in any case, so there won t be any no Touch me at all. 
you give Professor Wilson pass, then you? “Of course, I anyway have to see him say something else,
So it is no trouble. “
” During last decade, there have been many changes in family life. “
” Are these changes for the good or for the bad? “
” In the past decade, family life, there have been many changes. “These changes are better or worse? 
, Tom was born in London on May 7, 1952 at 4:45 in the morning with a preposition (before the date on, before the time at morning and afternoon in)
that Navajo could with of charge and with used in conjunction.
He was charged with breaking the law by the police the 
the throw light on the … more clearly clarify
The new evidence threw some light on the case. said …… feel disappointed
be disappointed with a person should accept the word

be disappointed in. should be connected to be disappointed at the words of the East and the West.
The student was disappointed in the prize awarded by the school the student on the school issued bonus disappointed.
that the cost of living cost of living
living expenses refer to living expenses (funds), (plural)
offset offset compensation < br />
onset the start, suddenly began to
outset the beginning of the start
the outlet exit way out.
He has to offset is his mean the salary by living economically, he had to live very frugal to make up for poor income.
“How could you buy the whole flat? 
” I bought it on account. “(credit) 
– All the living land living likeness. things must, by reason of (the) physiological limitations, die. 
all living things are due to physiological limits must go through death. 
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lay sb off temporary dismissal of a person lay aside savings, put something aside
< br /> lay out the display, arrangement, layout
lay down formulated to provide
call on the call
call for requirements,
call forth to arouse, cause
call-in convened summoned
When workers push together to organize themselves in trade unions, employers find it hard to lay them off the form of a trade union when workers organize themselves, the employer wants to dismiss them becomes difficult. 
The medical report contains a multitude of (many, a large number of) words which are comparatively seldom used in ordinary conversation.  The medical report includes the number of words used in everyday conversation relative few. 
As a matter of fact, Saudi Arabia oil reserves are second only to those of Kuwait. 
In fact, Saudi Arabia oil reserves (second only to) only inferior to Kuwait. The 
the blow one top temper 
Mary blew her top when she found her husband drunk again.  see her husband again drunk, Mary temper.
the cut off cut off
cut of short interrupt
the cut into violations of the (benefit)
cut up, chopped
revel in the fascinating, very loving
relate to with … linked
the revert to back to, back to the
revive in. … on the resurrection
sit on a meeting to discuss
sit in as observers
. sit down sit down
sit up sit
The owner of the auto plant refused to raise the workers wages, saying that it would cut into the profit. depot boss refused to up the wages of workers, said it will reduce the company profits. 
at the s mercy. Of …… disposable
a coat of a layer of … coating
a story of a layer of …… floor
a film of a thin layer of …
a pad of layer …… cushion
bring forth to make
< br /> bring forward proposed
bring up education
bring about bring cause
assume the assumed envisaged

consume consumption
presume assumptions
the resume re-start
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as best (one) can said to make the greatest efforts 
John has to prepare the mathematic examination as best he can. the  John had to do its utmost to prepare math test
none other than not someone else (or something else) and it is (generally used in the human subject of the sentence)
The girl under the tree is none other than my sister.  tree girl is none other than , the idea of ??asking for something it was my sister
views —— what do you think of … How do you like …
After much calculation they decided to give him the position of manager. after careful consideration, they decided to give him the position of manager. 
attend on / attend up care, serve
alternately alternately to
alternatively both the choice to

televise the live broadcast live
mobilized movement, flow, moving
mobile mobilization
moved to move the

generous in good taste, decency
She decorated the room in good taste. 
get sth.across to sb. something a person to understand
Michelle found it difficult to the get his British jokes across to Australian audiences. the  Mixiebeier Australian audience is very difficult to understand these British laughter.
get over heal, restore, forgotten
on the spot presence in the scene
be on location shooting on location
The news item about the traffic accident is followed by a detailed report made on the spot. Because there was little heat in the bed room, Even was cold most of the night. be worth doing sth. / \ worthy of doing sth. / worthy worthy to be the done to do something
set / put sb make the right … to restore the health
be on good terms with with … live in harmony
< br /> the store was jammed with people shopping MasterCard for household wares.  stores packed with supplies buyers.
That fellow excels at (good) a long distance running.
Vi.
tip one hat touch hat to show respect < br />
take one revenge revenge
be wary of the alert, carefully
be confined to be limited
be at a disadvantage in an unfavorable position
be at an advantage. in a favorable position
She walked 7 miles today in order to lose weight; I never imagined that she could walk so / that the far. 
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He ordered the work to be started at once. infinitive here to do the object complement, the use of the infinitive passive form.
numeral nouns, their order of noun base word “/” ordinal number noun “
” When did. Gertrude finally get to the theater ? 
Just before the end of Act Two. 
lose no time in doing sth. immediately dry something
China started its space industry only in recent years, and should lose no time in catching up. 
China began only in recent years the development of the aviation industry, so it should seize the time period with the World synchronization.
of The nurse was dedicate to (dedicated to ……) caring for the sick and wounded in the war. 
You better hang up this oil-painting on that bare (no decoration) wall. 
During the heavy fog in the city, the traffic came to a standstill.  city fog during the period, traffic is temporarily interrupted.
Gathering of more than three persons were prohibited, supposedly in the name of law and the order (public order)
Try some of this tobacco. You will say it second to none than other poor,
80 in. blossom blossom (of trees)
be in blossom flowering (emphasis)
come into blossom flowering (action sequences)
81 on board the ship, on board the train or aircraft
82. boast of (or about) boasted

83. out of breath. breathe
84. in brief (= in as few words. as possible) short
85. in the bulk in batches, not in bulk
86. take the floor to rise
87 on business travel to work.
88. be busy with s on something
be busy doing sth. busy doing something
89. lastbutone penultimate
90. butfor (= without) either assuming that
91. buy sth. for money how much money
92. be capable of can, have the ability to
be capable of being past participle: to be …
93. in any case (= for love or money, at any rate, at any price, at any cost, whatever Happens; anyhow) In any event
94. in case (= for fear that) in case;
95 in the case of (= in the event of) … in case
in the case of As for the … … in terms of
96. In any case, in no case do not (put the sentence first inversion)
97. be cautious of Beware
98. center one attention on (= focus one attention on) of a person focus on …
99. be certain there is a grasp of (= be sure of), certain
100 of (= for sure) for certain sure, sure
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1 reasons
1) There is are of three reasons for this.
2) The reasons for this are as follows.
3) The reason for this is obvious.
4) The reason for this is not far , greatly improved.Secondly, to seek.
5) The reason for this is that … For example: There are three reasons for the changes that have taken place in our life.Firstly, people living standard has been , most people are well paid, and they can afford what they need or like.Last but not least, more and more people prefer to enjoy modern life.
2. < strong> benefits
1) It has the following advantages.
2) It does us a lot of good.
3) It benefits us quite a lot.
4) It is beneficial to us.
5) It is of great benefit to us.

For example: Books, are like friends.They can help us to know the world better, and they can the open our minds and widen our horizons.Therefore, reading extensively is of great the benefit to us.
3 said harm
1) It has more disadvantages than advantages.
2) It does us much harm.
3) It is harmful to us.
For example: However, everything divides into two.Television can also be harmful to us.It can do harm to our health and make us the lazy