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make a difference
To have a significant impact or effect on a situation or person.
make sense
To be logical or understandable.
make an exception
To allow something that is not usually permitted.
make trouble
To cause problems or difficulties.
do your best
To try as hard as you can to achieve something.
do the shopping
To purchase groceries or other items.
do someone a favour
To help someone out or do something kind for them.
do harm
To cause damage or injury.
have an experience
To undergo an event or activity that leaves an impression.
have an effect
To produce a change or result.
have patience
To be able to wait calmly without frustration.
have a row
To have a noisy argument or disagreement.
take notice
To pay attention to something.
take something for granted
To assume something is true or will happen without questioning it.
take pleasure
To enjoy or find satisfaction in something.
take turns
To alternate in doing something.
put pressure on someone
To exert influence or stress on someone to achieve a result.
put something into practice
To implement an idea or plan in real life.
put an end to something
To stop or conclude something.
put your mind to something
To focus your thoughts and efforts on a task.
give a talk
To deliver a speech or presentation to an audience.
give your word
To promise or assure someone of your commitment.
give credit to someone
To acknowledge someone's contribution or achievement.
give someone a chance
To provide an opportunity for someone.
set an example
To act in a way that others can follow or learn from.
set a record
To achieve the best performance in a particular category.
set an alarm
To program a device to alert you at a specific time.
set fire to something
To ignite or cause something to burn.
keep a promise
To fulfill a commitment made to someone.
keep a diary
To regularly write down personal thoughts and experiences.
keep a secret
To not disclose information that is meant to be confidential.
keep in touch
To maintain communication with someone over time.