PHRASES WITH MIND

SLIPPED MY MIND

The school work completely slipped my mind

I forgot to buy the things to make de food. It completely slipped my mind

CROSSED MY MIND

Yesterday it crossed my mind that I should do more physical activity.

It crossed my mind that I don’t help in at my house

GAVE HIM A PIECE OF MY MIND

The teacher gave him a piece of her mind about his sharing.

I gave him a piece of my mind about touching my things.

WENT OUT OF MY MIND

I went out of my mind when I lost the match for [my mistake] a mistake I made.

She went out of her mind when she saw her car crashed

HAVE SOMETHING ON MY MIND

I can’t be concentrated concentrate because I have something on my mind

I can’t do the school homework because I have something on my mind

‘M IN TWO MIND

I was in two mind about change changing teams. [It is the best team but I miss my
teammates.] ?

I’m in two mind about go going to the [birthday] party. [I like it but I exhausted]I fancy the
idea and I’m grateful for the invitation, but I’m really exhausted.
TAKE MY MIND OFF

I felt down in the dumps about losing the match, but I went to a restaurant with my family to
take my mind off it

[I feel on cloud nine because I went with my friend to take my mind off] This sentence is not
particularly bad, the thing is that I can’t fet what you mean. Try to writing something different:

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KEPT IN MIND

I kept in mind the coach’s advices to play better

[I kept in mind when my friend helped me to do the same when he need it] I get the idea you
try to convey, but it is somewhat odd. You should rephrase it:

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MAKE UP MY MIND

I can’t make up my mind where I’ll go in on the holidays

I can’t make up my mind which sport is the best

‘VE CHANGED MY MIND

[I’ve changed my mind, I don’t practice football, I practice basketball] I think you should write
this sentence so it implies a meaning for the future.

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I’ve changed my mind about her birthday present. I will give her something better.

LOST MY MIND

My mum lost her mind when I broke the TV.

My dad lost his mind when the light went out electricity went off and it was very hot.