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94                Expressions with other common verbs








                  A       Look

                          Ilookforwardtohearingfromyouatyourearliestconvenience.(atendofformalletter)
                          Thepolicearelookingintothematter.[investigating]
                          Theyneedtolookatalltheevidencebeforereachingadecision.[examine]
                          Shelooksdownonanyoneshethinksisinferiortoher.[despises;opplookupto=admire]
                          It’shardtobepositivebutdotrytolookonthebrightside.[beoptimistic]


                  B       See

                          Suetriestoseeabout/toarrangementsfortheconferenceatleastayearahead.[dealwith]
                          WeallwenttoseeJanaoffattheairport.[accompanysomeonewhoisleaving]
                          Itdidn’ttakeTomlongtoseethroughher.[understandshewastryingtodeceive]
                          Thatcan’tbeHamid.He’sinParisthisweek.Imustbeseeingthings.[imaginingit]



                  C       Run

                          Iranintoanoldfriendyesterday-Ihadnoideashewasintown.[metbychance]
                          Herpatiencehasrunoutandshehastoldhimshewon’thelphimanymore.[cometoanend]
                          We’verunoutofmilk.[thereisnoneleft]
                          Let’srunovertheplansagaintomakesurewe’vethoughtofeverything.[quicklygothrough]
                          Thingsmaybehardnowbutit’llbeworthitinthelongrun.[inthedistantfuture]
                          Thetrainshavestoppedrunningbecauseoftheavalanche.[operating]


                  D       Turn

                          Everyonewasverysurprisedwhensheturneddownthepromotionandexplainedthatshewas
                          leavingthecompany.[rejected]
                          Naokoturneduplastnight.Ihaven’tseenherforyears![appeared]
                          I’mgoingtoturnoveranewleafthisyearandanswerallmylettersthedayIgetthem![startdoing
                          something in a better way]
                          Thefirebellturnedouttobeafalsealarm.[wasdiscovered]



                   E      Let

                          Hehasbeenletdownsomanytimesinthepast-Ihopehewon’tbedisappointedagain.
                          Don’tletgooftheropeorshe’llfallandhurtherself.
                          Theaccusedwasletoffwithafine.[receivedasmallpunishmentforacrime]
                          Whensheletitslipthatshehadbeengivenapayrise,theotherworkerswereveryangry.[say
                          something, sometimes without meaning to]


                   F      Break

                          Noonelikespeoplewhobreaktheirpromises.[don’tdowhattheysaythey’lldo]
                          Thespeakerbrokeoffinthemiddleofasentence.[suddenlystoppedtalking]
                          I’mdreadingbreakingthenewstohim.He’sgoingtobeveryupset.
                          [tellingsomeonesomething]
                          Whenhelefther,hebrokeherheart.[madeherverysad]
                          Thesprinterbroketherecordforthe100metres.[ranfasterthananyonehadrunbefore]


















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