Vocabulary: opposite words

Artificial authentic arrive depart

Wealthy poor protect attack

Loose tight import export

Crooked straight intentional accidental

Wide narrow innocent guilty

Brave coward allow forbid

Pessimistic optimistic equal different

Tidy messy ignore notice

Deep shallow already not yet

Useful useless break fix

Patient impatient shout whisper

Stale/old fresh put on take off

Empty full drop pick

Speaking Patterns: S + intend to + V0

1. I intend to meet my friend next weekend.

2. We intend to redecorate our old shop.
3. I intend to go for a medical check-up next month.
4. I intend to protect myself as I can afford.
5. Do you intend to accept this offer?
6. Do you intend to sell your house this time?

Speaking Patterns: Are you sure (that) S + V ………?

1. Are you sure (that) you want to eat here? It looks dirty.
2. Are you sure that it is good? I don’t think so.
3. Are you sure that the movie is playing at 9:00 p.m.?
4. Are you sure that you know what to do? If not, I will show you.
5. Are you sure that I match with this dress? Because I think something strange.
6. Are you sure that he can’t come to us?
7. Are you sure that this is useful for me?
Handy expressions

1. I wonder why.
2. I think so. / I don’t think so.
3. Do it at once. / Do it now.
4. Who care!
5. I don’t mind.
6. What happened?
7. Forgive me.
8. I’m not ready yet.
9. Forget about it.
10. It’s not a big deal.

Speaking Pattern: What’s the use of Ving?

1. What’s the use of crying?

2. What’s the use of talking about it?
3. What’s the use of blaming on him?
4. What’s the use of waiting for his reply?
5. What’s the use of letting him know about that sad news?
6. What’s the use of complaining them?

Speaking Pattern: All you / I have to do is (to) + V0

1. All I have to do is to hope, everything is ok.

2. All I have to do is to help as much as possible.
3. All I have to do is to take care of my family.
4. All I have to do is to neglect everything.
5. All you have to do is to take a rest.
6. All you have to do is wait her a few minutes.
7. All you have to do is give my money back.
8. All you have to do is get out of my room.

Verbs

Arrange: They arranged to attend the conference at the end of this month.

Avoid: We should wear masks to avoid dust and diseases.

Disappear: She’s disappeared on Facebook for a long time.

Encourage: You must encourage him to try again.

Improve: They are doing exercises to improve their health.

Suggest: I strongly suggest you wait until you have all of the facts.

Forgive: I can forgive you but I’m not sure I can ever trust you.