Seeking Fame and Fortune Unit 16

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options

different things you can choose from (neutral)

  • We have several ~ for lunch

  • There are many career ~

  • You should think about your ~

  • What are my ~ if I fail the exam?

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follow in his footsteps

to do the same job or have the same life as someone (usually a family member) (neutral / positive)

  • He wants to ~ and become a doctor

  • She ~ and started her own business

  • Many children ~ of their parents

  • I don’t want to ~ — I want my own path

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no barrier to

something that doesn’t stop you from doing what you want (neutral)

  • Age is ~ learning

  • Money should be ~ education

  • Distance is ~ friendship

  • Disability is ~ success

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out of control

when something or someone cannot be managed or stopped (neutral / negative)

  • The fire got ~

  • His anger was ~

  • Prices are ~ these days

  • The kids were completely ~

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leave something in her will

to say officially who will get your money or things after you die (neutral)

  • She ~ for her grandchildren

  • He ~ his house ~

  • My aunt ~ some jewellery ~

  • They ~ everything to charity

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forward the email

to send an email you got to another person (neutral / formal)

  • Could you ~ to me, please?

  • I’ll ~ to my boss

  • Don’t forget to ~ the details

  • She ~ it to everyone in the team

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catch my eye

to get my attention because something looks interesting (neutral / informal)

  • That red dress really ~

  • A poster ~ as I walked past

  • His smile ~ immediately

  • Nothing in the shop window ~

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repay your kindness

to do something good for someone because they helped you before (neutral / formal)

  • I’ll never be able to ~

  • How can I ~?

  • He tried to ~ by helping me move house

  • She sent me flowers to ~

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come into a lot of money

to get a large amount of money, usually by inheriting it (neutral / informal)

  • He ~ when his uncle died

  • She suddenly ~ last year

  • They ~ and bought a new house

  • If I ~, I’d travel the world