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It’s not easy to come to terms with
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I’ve come to the conclusion that learning English
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I came across a new English word recently. It was
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English Vocabulary in Use Upper-intermediate
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Expressions with other common verbs
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Look
I look forward to hearing from you at your earliest convenience. (
at end of formal letter
)
The police are looking into the matter. [
investigating
]
They need to look at all the evidence before reaching a decision. [
examine
]
She looks down on anyone she thinks is inferior to her. [
despises;
opp
look up to = admire
]
It’s hard to be positive but do try to look on the bright side. [
be optimistic
]
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See
Sue tries to see about/to arrangements for the conference at least a year ahead. [
deal with
]
We all went to see Jana off at the airport. [
accompany someone who is leaving
]
It didn’t take Tom long to see through her. [
understand she was trying to deceive
]
That can’t be Hamid. He’s in Paris this week. I must be seeing things. [
imagining it
]
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