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Verbs

To fraund vs To smile

To crave

To dress (Complete) - To wear (Something)

To go on a trip - do - take

To Mash - To Squash - To squeeze

To nag - To chase up (Work)

To Mumble

Prepositions

To argue WITH - To fight WITH

To fed up WITH

To scream AT

Word + ING

To mind

To miss

Any phrasal verb

To remember

To Dread

To Fancy

Before - After

To Used to

To Avoid

Phrasal Verbs

To bung up - nose congestion

To psych up (Mental) - To pump up (Body)

To push in - To cut the line

To get on well

To put up with

To bump into

To get by (Money, Language)

To get away with

To end up

To get sucked into - Something sucks you in

To Chicken up - To Give up

To get rid something off (bad mood)

To brush up

To put it together

Sustantives

Cork - Screw cap - Lid

A perk

Customs and Excise

Side line

Quaint (Old fashion in a good way)

Frenemy

A Tantrum

Seal - Bottle lids

Beads

Mistakes

To discuss something (without about)

To GET bored - I'm GETTING boring

All day - The whole day

My sister's appartment (people and time)

Either X or Y

Adjectives

Doggy

Unspoilt vs Spoilt

Striking

Stubborn

Bland - tasteless

Pushy

Damp (Cold) - Humid (Hot)

Terraced - Semidetached - Detached

Fine vs Coarse

Hilly - Steep - Here come the hill!

Sensitive (Emocional) - Sensible (Prudent)

Wobbly

Grumpy

Smug - smug smile

Grotty

Clay

Over the top vs Subtle

Biased

Hassle

Fussy (Make a fuss)

Idioms

To be torn between...

To get someone to do something

The penny drops!

To make ends meet

It's on the tip of my tongue

To break your balls

Might as well! - I might as well walk, come

The time flights vs drags

To Find your feet - To do your groundwork

Hustle and bustle

That was a close shave - near miss

Cutting edge something - Something on the cutting edge - The state of the art

Cold Turkey - Craving