MEC1 - LESSON 109 covers common English expressions and phrases useful for expressing oneself clearly and effectively in various scenarios.
You must not do your homework today.
You get carried away doing homework.
You should do your homework today.
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Mark praised his neighbors because they are really good at what they do.
Mark got carried away talking but his neighbors didn't listen to him.
Mark iniciated a legal action against his neighbors but wasn't successful.
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That person has done something wrong but escaped from punishment.
That person killed someone.
That person has the intention of killing someone.
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What's going on?
What's on your mind?
What's up?
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Have got the makings of it
Got the taste of it
Got away with it
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Hooked on you
Driving you crazy
Getting carried away
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You have done it by yourself
You have done it driving someone crazy
You got away with doing it
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Just kidding
I'm hooked on
So I've heard
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Gets away with being a teacher
Is hooked on teachers
Has got the makings of a good teacher
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Get away with
Get carried away
Be hooked on
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To be engaged in an activity.
To get so involved doing something that you don't know when to stop.
To be hooked on something.
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He ought to go home.
He must be home.
He might be home.
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Bailiwick
Fox
Nuts
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Major
Bailiwick
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Those are the pictures that were stolen from the gallery.
Mr. Simpson is a person that I want to have as my English teacher.
Don't trust men that you don't know much about.
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Susan's been told she got the makings of a good reporter.
Someone has told Susan's gotten the makings of a good reporter.
Susan told someone she got the makings of a good reporter.
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My purse was stolen.
My purse is being stolen.
My purse's been stolen.
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Mr. Stevens, about whom I told you a lot of things, will be my teacher next semester.
Most people whom I sent postcards to didn't receive them.
The guys whom the police officer was talking to are my classmates.
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