By Rachel Mitchell Text Copyright 2018 by Rachel Mitchell

Have a good command of [Verb] (to have the ability to use something, especially a language).
She’s studied in Japan and has a good command of Japanese. He has a good command of French.
Do a good deed [Verb] (the action of doing a good thing).
Helping someone or doing a good deed makes me feel good. He thought he was doing a good deed when he saved her.
On a regular basis [Expression] (regularly).
I check my car on a regular basis to make sure that it is properly tuned. My daughter drinks milk on a regular basis, every night.
Go sightseeing [Verb] (to look around the places of interest).
We are planning to go sightseeing in Rome next week.
Some of my friends like to lie on the beach, but I prefer to go sightseeing.
Be passionate about [Expression] (really enjoy (doing) something).
He is passionate about collecting stamps.
She is passionate about creating a culture of happiness.
Stay up late [Expression] (to go to bed later than normal bedtime).
I used to stay up late with my parents and watch TV.
My brother used to stay up late when he was a high school student.
Keep up with [Expression] (to be able to continue to do something as planned).
He is struggling to keep up with the mortgage repayments.
He had a difficult time keeping up with all of the homework that his teacher gave him.
Pursue a goal [Verb] (to follow something that someone wants to accomplish or achieve).
He kept pursuing his goal and didn't quit. Susan was pursuing her goal to be a doctor.
Share a common interest [Verb] (used to describe two or more people who enjoy doing similar things).
We share a common interest in photography.
He and I share a common interest in sports, and music.
For ages [Adverb] (for a very long time).
I haven't seen her for ages.
I've been working at this job for ages. On a daily basis [Adverb] (every day). I go swimming on a daily basis.
We eat on a daily basis.