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exist, the city has existed for hundreds of years.
expand, metal expands when heated.
expect, she is expected to be here next Wednesday.
expel, the new government expelled all foreign diplomats.
expend, he expended all his capital on his new scheme.
experience, have you ever experienced an earthquake?
experiment, the biologist experimented on animals.
expert, Jim is a expert in repairing cars.
expire, my passport expires next February.
explain, please explain to us how to operate the machine.
explicit, please give me explicit directions how to get your home.
explode, steam pressure exploded the boiler.
exploit, people are exploiting the nature resources.
explore, they have gone to explore the Antarctic areas.
export, the export of gold is forbidden.
expose, don’t expose the medicine to the sun.
express, this sign expresses division.
extend, the hot weather extended into September.
extent, to an extent you are responsible for the failure.
exterior, the exterior of the house is red brick.
extinguish, it took the firefighters hours to extinguish the fire.
extract, I’ll have to have this tooth extracted.
extravagant, Mr. Green warned his wife against extravagant purchase.
eye, the dress in the window caught her eyes.
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face, I’ll ask him face to face.
face up to, you should face up to the realities of life.
in the face of, he remained calm in the face of danger.
make a face, my partner made a face to me.
facilitate, the used of standard components facilitates replacement when they are worn.
fact, he doesn't mind, in fact he is pleased.
as a matter of fact, I was the one who did it.
faculty, the faculty is meeting tomorrow at ten a.m.
fade, the echo faded.
fail, I failed to preside him.
faint, he fainted form hugger.
farther has a fair chance of winning.
faithful, I’ll be faithful to my promise.
fall, Africa falls far behind Europe in industry
fall back on, in emergence this family always falls back on their savings
fall in with, she fell in with a strange crowd of people.
fall out, she fell out with her boyfriend over where to go sightseeing.
fall through, the talk fell through.
familiar, the name sounds familiar to me.
fancy, he fancies himself as the fastest swimmer.
fantastic, the idea that machine could be made to fly seemed fantastic a hundred years ago.
far, he is taller by far than his mother.
far from, he is far from a poet.
fascinate, show shell manor is a museum, an absolute fascinating collection of all sorts of things.
fasten, he fasten the boat to a tree by a rope.
fault, he finds fault with everything I do.
favour, they are in favour of free trade.
fax, did you get the report I faxed last night?
fear, she turned pale with sudden fear.
feed, if you feed the data in, you will get the analysis a few minutes later.
be feed up within am fed up with your complaints.
feel, she felt like crying.
fell, he felled a giant oak in the yard.
female, breast cancer is more common in females than in males.
fetch, please fetch me my coat from the bedroom.
fight, space technology helps fight pollution.
figure, please figure out how much I own you.
file, the policeman read the young criminal's file.
fill, you need to fill this form.
finance, who finance your college education?
find, please find out the truth of the matter.
fine, he was fined ten dollars for breaking the traffic law.
finish, the house will finish soon.
fire, people catches fire easily.
set fire to, who set fire to the house?
on fire, his clothes were on fire.
fish, he likes fishing.
fit, keep fit, study hard and work well.
fix, we’ve fixed on starting tomorrow.
flame, the gasoline flamed up instantly when touched by the match.
flap, the pigeon flapped it's wings and flew away.
flare, the trouble may flare up in the city.
flash, the light house was flashing afar.
flatten, the hills flatten here.
flatter, his remarks about her new dress flattered her.
flavor, she flavored soup with onions.
flee, the enemy fled in disorder.
flexible, leather, wire and rubber are flexible.
flight, I’d like to book flight to san Francisco on the January 10th.
fling, don’t fling your clothes on the floor; hang them up.
float, a stone sinks, but a cork floats.
flock, birds of a feather flock together.
flourish, the market is flourishing.
flow, the doctor stopped the flow of blood.
fluctuate, vegetable prices fluctuate according to the season.
flush, a flush came to Anne’s face as she jogged through the flyover.
fly, the insects flew to the light.
foam, some washing liquids foam too much to use in an automatic washing machine.
focus, the eyes of the world are focused on the Olympic games.
fold, cut the paper along the fold.
follow, the president was followed by three attendants when he got in the room.
fond, tom is fond of skating.
fool, are you trying to make a fool of me?
force, the regulation is still in force.
come into force, the new telephone charges are going to come into force next month.
forecast, and now, let’s move to the weather forecast for Friday and weekend.
foresee, I can't foresee my future.
forge, he forged a horse shoe out of an iron bar.
forget, don’t forget to call me up.
forgive, please forgive my inexperience.
form, water forms ice when it freezes.
format, this disc needs to be formatted.
formulate, the conditions were formulated by the president himself.
forward, he asked for all his letters to be forward to his new address.
found, when was the Chinese communist party founded?
fracture, two of her ribs fractured.
frame, he has this picture framed.
free, computers are freeing people from hard labor.
set free, he was set free ahead of time.
freeze, the pond froze over.
frighten, don’t frighten a child with ghost stories.
front, the post office is just in front of you.
frown, don’t frown at me like that.
frustrate, he was frustrate by the amount of criticism his play received
fry, the unusually hot sun has fried up crops.
fulfill, the doctor's instructions must be fulfilled exactly.
fun, it is wrong to make fun of a cripple.
function, the machine won't function if you don't oil it.
furnish, the office is well furnished.
fuse, copper and tin fuse together to make bronze.
fuss, there is nothing to fuss about.
future, nobody knows what will happened in the future.
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gain, my watch gains two minutes a day.
gallop, we gallop through the woods.
gamble, he gambled all his money.
gasp, he was gasping with rage.
gather, the old friends gather once a month.
gaze, every day Lucy sat gazing at the painting for hours.
gear, the teeth of the wheels gear to each other.
general, woman, in general, live longer than man.
generalize, one can not generalize from a few examples.
generate, friction generates heat.
genius, Einstein was a great scientific genius.
gesture, the speaker made a gesture of quiet.
get, she was unable to get the theory across to the class.
get along with, he is easy to get along with.
get around to ,after a long delay, he got around to writing the letter.
get at, I don't see what you are getting at.
get away, the bank robbers used a stolen car to get away.
get by, let me get by, please.
get down to, it is time to get down to work.
get in, the farmers are getting in crops.
get off, we’ll get off after breakfast.
get out of, you should get out of this bad habit.
get over, have you got over your cold yet?
get the better of, we got the better of our opponents.
get through, I couldn't got through to my mother yesterday.
get up, the wind is getting up.
gift, Reba has a gift for piano.
give, his accent gave him away.
give in, they would rather die than give in .
give off, boiling water is giving off steam.
give oneself up, the murder gave himself up to the police.
give out, the teacher gave out the examine papers.
give up, he has given up the idea of going abroad.
give away to, winter gives away to spring.
glance, I just want to glance at the newspaper.
glare, he glared fiercely at us as he spoke.
glide, the boat glided through the water.
glimpse, I glimpsed her in the crowd.
glitter, all that glitters is not gold.
gloomy, their future seems gloomy.
glorify, their article glorifies the spirit of hardship and struggle.
glow, the metal glowed in the furnace.
glue, he tried to glue the broken vase together.
go after, he has gone after the first prize.
go ahead, go ahead, we’re listening.
go around, there aren't apples to go around.
go back on, he went back on his promise to tell nobody about this.
go by, time goes by quickly on vacation.
go for, the public goes for his ideas.
go down, the employment rate went down a little.
go in for, Mary’s going in for nursing.
go into, we need to go into this plan in more details.
go off, the speaker has gone off the subject.
go on, go on with what you're doing.
go out, the fire has gone out.
go over, go over your test paper before you hand it in.
go through, they have gone through the war.
go under, after he got into debt, his business went under.
go up, world population is going up.
go with, the furniture goes with the house.
go without, we have to go without coffee.
for good, he left the city for good.
good for, undoubtedly this license is good for one year.
gossip, she loves to gossip about others.
govern, income should govern expenditure.
grab, he made a grab at the drowning boy, but he failed.
gracious, her reply was gracious, but firm.
grade, his grade in composition is B.
graduate, he graduated from the middle school in 1990.
take for granted, don’t take his help for granted.
grasp, I can't quite grasp your meaning.
grateful, I am very grateful to you for your help.
grave, the grave situation demanded my immediate attention.
grease, the mechanic greased the car's axle.
greet, his proposal was greeted with loud cheers.
grieve, his dad conduct grieved his mother.
grind, a mill is grinding corn.
grip, the tires of the car didn't grip on the wet road and it skidded.
groan, the injured man groaned with pain all night.
gross, GNP stands for gross national product.
grow, plants grow from seeds.
guarantee, fortunately, the merchandise is still covered by the manufacturer's guarantee.
guard, be on your guard against thieves.
guess, we guessed at the height of the hill.
guide, a blind man was guided by a dog.
guilty, I feel guilty about being unable to help you.
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hail, it’s hailing.
halt, no one can halt the advance of history.
hammer, the carpenter hammered the nail into the wood.
hamper, the obsolete ideology can hamper economy.
hand, the bus terminal station is close at hand.
hand down, this custom was handed down from my ancestors.
hand in, the teacher told the children to hand in their exercise books.
hand in hand, dirt and disease go hand in hand.
hand on, he handed on the lead ship of the party to his successor.
hand out, the teacher handed out new books to all the people.
hand over, the kidnappers handed over the hostages.
in hand, my fate is in your hand.
on hand, we don't have enough cash on hand.
on the one hand I’d like a job which pays more, but on the other hand I enjoy the work I’m doing at the moment.
handicap, the search was handicapped by the darkness.
handle, what bureau handles of birth and death?
handy, while reading, I always keep a dictionary handy.
hang about, my niece enjoys hanging about the seashore.
hang back, she hung back from taking part in the game.
hang on, will you hang on for a minute? I’ll call Mr. Wang.
hang on to, the child hung on to his mother's hand as they crossed the street.
hang up, I hung up and wrote down the message.
happen to, it happens to be a fine day.
harbor, harboring criminals is an offense under the law.
harden, frost hardened the water in the ditch into ice.
hardly, I hardly ever see him any more.
hardly had we started when it begin to rain.
harm, smoking does harm to one's health.
harness, we are harnessing wind and waves as new sources of power.
harvest, the farmer is harvesting rice.
haste, haste makes waste.
hasten, they hastened to bus stop.
hatch, don’t count your chicken before they hatch. is a piece of conventional wisdom.
hate, I hate to trouble you.
hateful, greed is a hateful human trail.
haul, the police hauled the pickpocket into court.
have back, let me have the book back next week.
have on, he is having a new hat on.
have to, what time have we got to be there?
have to do with, her job has to do with looking after old people.
hazard, icy roads are a hazard to motorists.
head for, he headed straight for the fridge.
head on, two cars crashed head on.
keep one's head, he can keep his head in any emergence.
lose one's head, attacked from all sides, they never lost their heads.
heal, the wound healed slowly.
heap, the barn was heaped with grain.
heart, at heart he is not a bad fellow.
get by heart, the girl learned the entire poem by heart.
heart and soul, we serve the people heart and soul.
lose heart, don’t lose heart, all will turn out well.
heat, the house is centrally heated.
hedge, the cottage of the widow is hedged.
heighten, the tension heightened in the room.
can't help, Jim looked so funny that I couldn’t help laughing.
help oneself, help yourself.
helpful, he made several helpful suggestions.
herd, the cowboy herded the sheep in the meadow.
hesitate, if I were you, I wouldn't hesitate to buy the camera.
hide, Peter hid the letter beneath the newspaper.
highlight, his speech highlighted the value of education.
highly, he is a highly skilled worker.
hijack, the terrorists hijacked the plane.
hinder, lack of money hindered the completion of the project.
hint, he hinted about the purpose of his visit.
hire, they hire out bicycle by the hour.
hit, a bullet hit him in the ankle.
hoist, I was the last crew member to be hoisted to safety by helicopter.
get hold of, the policeman got hold of the thief by the neck.
hold back, when danger came, no one held back.
hold on, the drowning man hold on a board.
hold out, the workers held out for higher wages.
hold up, the heavy snow held up the train.
hollow, he hollowed out a canoe from a log.
holy, a church is a holy place.
honest, there are good newspapers and serious, responsible and honest reports.
in honour of, the headmaster gave a banquet in honour of the visiting historians.
hook, please hook my dress up from the back.
hope, I hoped to hear from you soon.
horrible, isn’t the weather horrible today?
hose, tom hosed the grapes in the greenhouse.
hostile, he faced hostile criticism.
house, I shall be happy to house you tonight.
how about, how about going for a walk?
hug, they were hugging and crying.
humble, he is very humble towards his superiors.
hunger after, I hungered after the knowledge.
hunger for, they hungered for justice.
hunt, they have hunted two foxes and an owl.
hurry up, hurry up, we’ll miss the train.
in a hurry, why are you in such a hurry?
hurt, he was seriously hurt in the accident.
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ice, the grocer has the beer iced.
ideal, he is the ideal person for the job.
identical, his view on this matter is identical with yours.
identify, would you be able to identify the man who robbed you?
idiom, idioms occur in every language and make languages vivid and hard to learn.
idle, they idled the whole afternoon on the beach.
ignite, the fuel spontaneously ignited because of the temperature and pressure.
ignorant, bobby’s ignorant responses in class showed that he didn't complete the assignment.
ignore, he ignored all my warnings.
illuminate, the streets were illuminated on thanksgiving.
illustrate, the textbook is adequately illustrated with photographs and diagrams.
imagine, I imagined that they should have a holiday in the summer.
imitate, he could imitate the song of many birds.
immense, the amount of money stolen from treasury was immense.
immerse, don’t immerse the electric coffee pot in water.
immune, he seems immune to cold, he never gets it.
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