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>HANG AROUND, HANG ROUND, HANG ABOUT
> hang around = hang round = hang about = spend time in a place without doing anything special examples: We didn ‘t buy anything from the stores. We were just hanging around. Don ‘t just hang around there! Come … Continue reading
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>HANG AROUND, HANG ROUND, HANG ABOUT
> hang around = hang round = hang about = spend time in a place without doing anything special examples: We didn ‘t buy anything from the stores. We were just hanging around. Don ‘t just hang around there! Come … Continue reading
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>COME ON (1), LOOK BACK
> come on! = do it! (we encourage somebody to do something) examples: Come on! Call him! I know he will be very happy if you do. Come on! Help him! He is your brother. Come on! Stop crying! It … Continue reading
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>COME ON (1), LOOK BACK
> come on! = do it! (we encourage somebody to do something) examples: Come on! Call him! I know he will be very happy if you do. Come on! Help him! He is your brother. Come on! Stop crying! It … Continue reading
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>LOOK UP TO
> look up to = admire, respect examples: All children look up to their parents. We always looked up to our teachers. I have always looked up to Mr. Bates. He has achieved so much in life. Everyone looks up … Continue reading
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>LOOK UP TO
> look up to = admire, respect examples: All children look up to their parents. We always looked up to our teachers. I have always looked up to Mr. Bates. He has achieved so much in life. Everyone looks up … Continue reading
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>ACCOUNT FOR (1)
> account for = represent, form, compose, are examples: Bags account for 60% of the products we sell. Tomatoes account for 15% of the vegetables we produce. Girls account for 60% of the students in our school. Women account for … Continue reading
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>ACCOUNT FOR (1)
> account for = represent, form, compose, are examples: Bags account for 60% of the products we sell. Tomatoes account for 15% of the vegetables we produce. Girls account for 60% of the students in our school. Women account for … Continue reading
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>LOOK DOWN ON
> look down on (somebody/something) = think that somebody/something is less important than yourself or not good enough for you examples: I know he has made many mistakes in the past but you shouldn ‘t look down on him. He … Continue reading
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>LOOK DOWN ON
> look down on (somebody/something) = think that somebody/something is less important than yourself or not good enough for you examples: I know he has made many mistakes in the past but you shouldn ‘t look down on him. He … Continue reading
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