nominal
Adjectiveness
verb phrase
school
Campus, facilities, themes, goals, preferences, courses, routines,
Enthusiasm, enthusiasm, ambition, self-confidence, easygoing and boring.
Participation, concentration, concentration, attraction, dispersion,
Inspire, stay up all night,
out-of-class time
Keywords interview, community service, part-time, pocket money, spare time,
Attractive, popular, challenging, corrupt,
Volunteer, wasting time, relaxing, staying away,
Cluster phenomenon
Policy, atmosphere, dialogue, beauty, civilization, culture, nutrition, housing
Privacy, standards
Shallow, fashionable, popular, ordinary, effective, firm,
Represent, lead and guide, have a positive/negative influence on …, influence the life of …, and spare no effort to turn … into. Turn it into reality, take action, take measures,
economy
Keywords progress, growth, prosperity, luxury, biotechnology, income,
Growth, optimism, pessimism, finance, and speed.
Reduce, prosper, continue, stop, be laid off, and encourage prosperity,
environment
Keywords coast, climate, atmosphere, species,
Keywords environment, ecology, endangerment,
Keywords pollution, protection, preservation, establishment,
city
Subway, tunnel, skyscraper, suspension bridge, theater,
Crowded, harmonious, private,
Keywords construction, reconstruction, relocation, demolition, inundation, blueprint,
Take the collocation of Make, get and verb phrases as an example to demonstrate to what extent a word should be mastered:
Make "do, make"
Some collocation:
Make tea. Make tea.
make the bed
Make suggestions. Make suggestions.
Make faces. Make faces.
Verb phrase:
1. Make it successful and realize it.
We were surprised that he finally succeeded.
2. It makes sense. It makes sense
Is your sentence meaningful?
3. Make full use of it.
It is wise to make full use of weekends.
Make friends with friends and fool someone. Make fun of sb, make room for sb. Make room for someone, make way, and make full use of it; etc
Please note that makeup has five common meanings, namely:
1; 2 make-up; 3 fabrication; 4 reconciliation; 5 make up.
Pay attention to understand the following passage:
My family consists of my parents and me. Mother pays great attention to her image and makes up five times a day. When asked what she looks like, Dad usually makes up some lies. But sometimes my mother will tell my father to quarrel with him. They will make up soon, because dad always does some housework to make it up to her.
Get "get, become"
1. Get (information) through communication.
The teacher made the students understand his ideas by drawing a picture.
Step 2 be one step ahead
If you want to surpass others, you must work harder.
Step three. flee;escape
I wish I could leave school.
4. Be released without punishment.
You can never escape cheating.
5. continue; Get along well with ...
The twins get along well.
6. make do with it, barely maintain it
These cats can't live without food in winter.
Step 7 grab hold of, get
I didn't understand the questions in the exam.
8. Form/get rid of habits
It takes nothing to form a bad habit, but it takes a lot to get rid of it.
Overcome and recover from emotions. ...
I haven't got over the blow of failing the mid-term exam.
10. Get rid of
I just want to get rid of my bad mood.