Saying what you want to do When you are talking to friends or colleagues, you will often need to be able to talk about what you would like to do. Use I’d like to … (= I would like to) or I want to … I’d like to visit New York. I’d like to talk …
To express your opinion of something, use I think… I think she is right. I think we are making a mistake. I think it is too late to begin a new lesson now. I think we should give him a chance. I think it is a smart idea. I think I have got the answer. …
Here is a list of phrasal verbs beginning with the letter A. Each phrasal verb is followed by its meaning or definition. Example sentences are also given. Account for When you account for something you explain the reason for it. He couldn’t account for his absence from work. How are you going to account for …
