U10_people and society

what is the difference between relationship and connection?

relationship: Ongoing association or interaction between two or more people

connection : A link or feeling closeness between people, ideas or things

what is the difference between blame and fault?

blame : criticizing or holding responsibility for the problem

fault : responsibility for a mistake

what is the difference between old and ancient?

old : not new, has existed for a long time

ancient : very old, relating to history

what is the difference between crowd and audience ?

crowd : a large number of people in the same place

audience : the people who watch or listen to the performance

what is the difference between enjoy and please ?

enjoy: receive pleasure

please: give pleasure

what is the difference between assist and support?

assist : More formal than ‘help’, refers to helping someone with particular task

support : broader meaning. Mean giving practical help, money , advice , encouragement

what is the difference between kind and polite ?

kind : tốt bụng

polite : lịch sự

what is the difference between sympathetic and likeable ?

sympathetic : a sympathetic person understands and cares about other people’s feelings or difficulties

likeable : a likeable person is pleasant, friendly and charming

what is the difference between nervous and bad-tempered?

nervous : anxious, worried or lacking confidence

bad tempered : easily get angry or annoyed

what is the difference between sensitive and sensible ?

sensitive : easily affected emotionally or physically

sensible : Showing good judgement and practical thinking

what is the difference between company and group?

company : people you are with or business organization

group : any number of people or things considered together

what is the difference between typical , usual and ordinary?

typical : describe sth that is good example of a grp or type '

usual : frequency or habit

ordinary : lack of uniqueness

what is the difference between close and near?

near : time and distance

close : relationship or distance

what is the difference between unknown and infamous?

unknown : not know

infamous : famous for bad reasons

what is the difference between famous and popular?

popular : phổ biến\

famous : nổi tiếng

Tim was … and i told him you were fine ( phrv.)

ask after

You are … Jacob , seriously? ( phrv.)

fall for

I told James that we have the day off school and he … it ( phrv.)

fall for

She has not spoken to her father since they … with each other 8 years ago ( phrv.)

fall out with

She … with her colleagues ( phrv.)

get on with

Everyone needs to .. ( phrv.)

grow up

They … me because i don’t have any degree ( phrv.)

look down on

You should … your professor ( phrv.)

look up to

So you have … with your ex ? ( phrv.)

make up

Her grandfather … yesterday so she is absent today ( phrv.)

pass away

It is not fair when some of bigger boys … little ones. ( phrv.)

pick on

I wish you would not keep … me .. down in front of everybody ( phrv.)

put down

We hope you will … with the man who respect and love you by his heart ( phrv.)

settle down

You are my husband, why aren’t you .. me? ( phrv.)

stand up for

We were all … by the news ( phrv.)

take aback

Did she … … of your requirement? ( phrs & collocations )

show/ give approval of sth

How can you … … our strict teacher’s … ? ( phrs & collocations )

meet with sb’s approval

They are always … .. … before every important decision ( phrs & collocations )

have an argument with sth

Do you really need to .. . .. … with your parents? ( phrs & collocations )

win/ lose an argument

Please … my plants when I am not at home ( phrs & collocations )

take care of sth, sb

You are still …. your ex? ( phrs & collocations )

take care for

You need to … .. … .. ask her ( phrs & collocations )

have the courage to do

….. stand up for what you believe ( phrs & collocations )

It takes courage to do

Her fault was … .. ( phrs & collocations )

in disguise

… makes everyone cannot identify you ( phrs & collocations )

wear a disguise

The actor … … as a prince ( phrs & collocations )

disguised as sth / sb

… to reach is essential for your life ( phrs & collocations )

have a dream

Sometimes …. is good but keep immersing in it won’t enhance your life ( phrs & collocations )

daydreaming

What did you … ? ( phrs & collocations )

dream of

I …. her …. . ( phrs & collocations )

owe sb a favour

I am … … … watching sci-fi movies. ( phrs & collocations )

be in a favour of sth

He … .. .. when he was 24 years old

start/ have a family

Nowadays, many couples choose to live in a … … because it offers more independence. ( phrs & collocations )

nuclear family

In many cultures, it is common for a … to live under one roof

extended family

You should hang out and … with people who have independent thinking ( phrs & collocations )

make friend

A … can understand your difficulties and share with you ( phrs & collocations )

best friend

It is normal to be sometimes … with your enemy ( phrs & collocations )

be/fall in love

So everyone are … for studying right?

in the mood for sth

Being … .. .. in some situations is normal but you need to control it

in a bad/good mood

It is a … … he passed away.

it’s a pity that

In a relationship, you shouldn’t … … .. your partner

take pity on sb

You are always … .. …

break your promise

Be careful before … … .. …

make somebody a promise

Who agree … this opinion please raise your hand

on

We are teamworking, you need to say if you did not agree … me on sth

with

Did your mom approve … your persuasion?

of

You are not … .to run around, kids!

allowed

I do not know how to ask my teacher … give me some advice

to

She asked …. you busy or not

whether

Stop taking an … on my village in game!

attack

He is very strong but he never thinks smartly before an …

attack

My mom … me from using phone over 4 hours a day

ban

Did you … her to believe in you?

convince

Stop … me to do your housework

forcing

We need to have the courage to be … running our business

independent of

I don’t want to tie you down anymore so … me …

let me go

I … the idea that money doesn’t equal happiness.

object to

I know that you are … happy

pretending to be

Use AI don’t …it

rely on

This seat is for … people

disabled

What is your first memorable … ?

achievement

This opinion can be ….

argumentative

Remember to do the test ….

carefully

The written record does not … to what was actually said

correspond

She is very… so we are in a … now

friendly- friendship

I feel sick with …

jealousy

In a marriage, we need … and sympathy

happiness

I always get … before any speaking in front of crowd

nervous

Many parents often complain their children’s … but i think they were exactly the same

disobedience

Everyone has their own …

personality

‘It is important to study regularly’ is an … sentence

impersonal

He … what happened to the police

related

The teacher … the lesson to our daily life

related

Are you … to take the risk?

willing

He was … to admit his mistake

unwilling

He … helped me iwith the task

willingly