The document provides an overview of grammar, usage, and expressions topics. It covers modals and tenses, grammar concepts like doubt and obligation, and English usage examples. Phrasal verbs and idioms are presented relating to topics like turning attention, bringing to advantage, and revealing openly. Cleaning-related idioms are also defined, such as clearing one's throat, wiping the floor, sweeping the board, and washing hands of something. The document serves as a reference for numerous grammar, phrase, and idiom structures in a single concise listing.
The document provides an overview of grammar, usage, and expressions topics. It covers modals and tenses, grammar concepts like doubt and obligation, and English usage examples. Phrasal verbs and idioms are presented relating to topics like turning attention, bringing to advantage, and revealing openly. Cleaning-related idioms are also defined, such as clearing one's throat, wiping the floor, sweeping the board, and washing hands of something. The document serves as a reference for numerous grammar, phrase, and idiom structures in a single concise listing.
The document provides an overview of grammar, usage, and expressions topics. It covers modals and tenses, grammar concepts like doubt and obligation, and English usage examples. Phrasal verbs and idioms are presented relating to topics like turning attention, bringing to advantage, and revealing openly. Cleaning-related idioms are also defined, such as clearing one's throat, wiping the floor, sweeping the board, and washing hands of something. The document serves as a reference for numerous grammar, phrase, and idiom structures in a single concise listing.
• It's open to question/ doubt/ speculation whether.. doubt • I have doubts/ (my) reservations about .. • Cast doubt on ..
• U are supposed to .. obligation
• Be under/ have an/ no obligation to ..
• The chances are that..
• In all likelihood/ probability.. possibility • There's no / little + possibility + that/of .. V-ing
II. Use of English
• threat + of V-ing • Misled into = deceived • intrisic (adj) = inside + beauty
III. Prep & rephrasing
• on top of the world = in good spirits • except for - with the exception of • enthusiastic about - enthusiasm for • accompanied by - in the company of • sympathize with - have/ feel sympathy for • attend to - deal with • search for - in search of • be priced at - sell for • proud of - take pride in
IV. turn - bring expressions
a) Turn
• turn a blind eye to = ignore, pretend to not notice
ex: despite the occurrence of the problem, she decided to turn a blind eye to it • turn sb's attention/thoughts to = start to concentrate on ex: since she finish her homework, she turn her attention to the math project. • turn sth to sb's advantage = make a situation favour sb ex: the opponent turn Mary's mistake to his advantage in the debate. • turn sb's nose up at st = reject, refuse ex: It's highly likely that I would turn my nose up at the invitation to Jane's party. • turn sb's back on = abandon/ignore
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• turn sb's back on = abandon/ignore ex: marry has turn her back on the last plan to start another project.
b) Bring
• bring sb/sth to mind = remind of
ex: the smell of pancake bring to my mind the wonderful childhood. • bring in a verdict (agianst sb) = đưa ra phán quyê't trên tòa ex: Unexpectedly, he was brought in a verdict of frauding people. • bring sth/sb to its knees = destroy/defeat/ruin ex: the fact that she was sack completely bring her to her knees by any way. • bring sb to their senses = make sb see the reason ex: I hope what I told him yesterday can bring him to his senses. • bring sb down a peg or two = make sb realize they are not as important as they think ex: John brought Jennie down a peg or two by telling her she was not his best friend. • bring sth out in the open = reveal publicly ex: the celebrity's scandal being brought out in the open surprised everyone.
V. Cleaning - related words
• clear one's throat = ho trc khi nói
• wipe the floor with sb = defeat sb easily • sweep the board = to win everything that can be won • bite the dust = sb died or sth stop working • throw in the sponge/towel = give up • mop sb's brow = lau mô' hôi trc trán • polish sth off = finish sth quickly (esp food/drink) • beat about the bush = discuss a matter without coming to the point • off the beaten track • keep/ stay/ steer clear of = get rid of/ avoid troubles • wash sb's hands of sth = intentionally stop being involved in sth u previously responsible for • home and dry = to have successfully finished sth
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