Feelings and Emotions




FEELINGS AND EMOTIONS





feel a glow of happiness /
feel a glow of contentment;
feel a glow of satisfaction;
feel a glow of peacefulness
to have a good feeling of some kind.
Anne felt a glow of happiness as she held her new baby.
Sitting by the lake, the lovers felt a warm glow of contentment.


A warm fuzzy feeling:
 informal, full of love and kindness

anger goes/runs deep on both sides

vent a pent-up frustrations

shut your trap

that one kiss has whetted his appetite




in a furry
in the clover
in the dumps
in a funk
in the fumes
in a fit of apoplexy





       1.............................sad....................................
A tingle of sorrow swept over me
Her emotions hit her like a bullet through her chest.
The news cast a gloom over the entire family.
Grief, remorse and depression covered me like a thick choking blanket.
She felt as if her heart had been ripped from her body.
-He let out a howl of sadness as the pain of losing his only son engulfed him
-He cried uncontrollably, unable to contain his sadness any longer
-Tears cut across his cheeks as sadness gripped his heart
2..............................words denoting Anger................................................

 His resentment blinded his logic
 It caused an enormous furore.
He did his best to mask his anger but…
One could see a flicker of anger that crossed her face.
her inner voice was screaming in silent anguish and betrayal
Her voice crackled with anger.
 He drew in his breath with a long hiss.
I could see her eyes glowing in fury.
 His eyes flashed with anger and resentment.
 His face was contorted with rage and fury.
and his face turned an ominous red.
His face had turned to the colour of molten lava and his eyes flashed bolts of lightning.
Venom spewed from his lips as he cursed belligerently.
the principal was very crossed with the children played traunt


3.............................................Happy..................................................
flushed with delight
 Heart was thumping wildly

k) Mouth curled into a pleasant smile
o) The old friends kept up a flow of happy chatter over afternoon tea.
She felt as if the whole world was on her side.
 She was floating on air when her teacher praised her.


4                              ................. Guilt..............................................
All these years, the old man had carried his guilt like a gestating foetus in his mind.
 It was an agonizing feeling of shame and guilt.



5.........................Good expressions for describing panic/disbelief/fear/anxious............................

) Panic started to engulf him.
The sight of the ghost sent shudders down her spine.
 A loud voice boomed, sending shivers down her spine.
 The shock robbed him of speech.
felt wretched with grief
A haze of fear surrounded him
The timid girl shrank back in fear.
) Frightened thoughts raced through his mind
error gripped his whole being and perspiration started dripping from his forehead.
 They stared at him in blank amazement.
 He was scared stiff when he saw the ghost.
The screams of terror gave way to dead silence in the haunted house.
 The piece of news hit us like a bombshell.

70) All sorts of frightening things crossed my mind.
 He gave a blood-curdling scream when a vampire appeared in his room.
 Fear started to burn his heart and spread throughout his body like wildfire
86) A horrific sight greeted me.
A haze of fear surrounded her.

• She felt a wave of fear rush through her.




.6............................................Happiness..........................................

 Heart was thumping wildly
 Heart swelled with happiness
Mouth curled into a pleasant smile
he old friends kept up a flow of happy chatter over afternoon tea.
-An overwhelming feeling of joy gripped my veins
-joyful chatters filled the air
• She was floating on air when her teacher praised her

• They were saturated with happiness.
 She felt as if the whole world was on her side.
felt an extreme delight






Embarrassment
face turned beetle red with

7                     temptation
felt as if he was being pulled wnre by an invisiblethread.
gravitating towards
helplessly drawn into /towards


 8                pride
swelled with pride
surge of pride well up...........................
............chest stuck out proudly.


9Envy
felt a pang of jealousy
green with envy



  10  pain
knife eas pierced through the heart...................
kneel over in gut wrenching pain.......
sharp pain sear through .................
felt the pain shoot right to his head.....................

11shocks
sent serious shocks across..........
sent jubilation over......................








 12                                    Fear
Like the cold breath of a grave, her words seemed to cut my very soul.
she turned pale with fright as the snake glided towards her.
I could hear my heart poundering so fast.
An overwhelming feeling of fear gripped my veins
frozen with terror
felt a sense of dread
all the hairs on her body stood on their ends.

13...........................anxiey.....................................
His heart skipped a beat in anxiety...


14............................relief.
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-He heave/let out a huge sigh of relief


15.........................Fortune.....................................
At last fortune smiled on him.

16..........................problems........................
I got caught up in the thick of things

17...........................disappointment..............


18...........................excitement......................
there was a buzz of excitement in the air when the team got ready for the match.
her heart pounded in excitement as he raced towards the city.
felt jolt of excitement.
tingling with anxiety /excitement
hands felt clamy
..19........suprise .........................
to her great surprise, no one was in the room.
I was trully amazed/deeply puzzled by
her eyes widened in surprise as the thief approached her.
the eyes nearly popped out when I saw the prize tag on the dress.


20........................disappoinetement........................

susan was dealt with a big blow when she heard the news of her son s success.
she looked so sad and crestfallen.
disappoinetement was written all over her face.
21                   Guilt
all these years, the old man had carried his guilt like a gestating foetus in his mind.
It was an agonizing feeling of shame and guilt.


22.......................tiresome......................................

she collapsed in exhaustion on her big bed.
samuel rubbed his weary eyes trying to keep himself awake.
worn out with fatigue
could not muster up a single ounce of strenghth any more......
limbs felt as if they were chains to iron shackles.

.........................curiosety...................................
23
out of curiosey,she decided to open the black box.
her
  24                    Hungry
stomach was begging for food



Temptation
felt as if he was being pulled over by an invisible thread
gravitating towards
helplessly  drawn into /towards
Pride
swelled with pride
surge of pride well up..............
chest stuck out proudly

Envy
felt a pang og jealousy
green with envy
Doubt
detect a hint of doubt
pain
knife was pierced through the heart...................
kneel over in gut-wrenching pain.......
sharp pain sear through .....................
felt the pain shoot right to his head.................

nervous/excitement
tingling with anxiety /excitement
hands felt clamy

excitement
her heart pounded in excitement as raced towards him.
felt a jolt of excitement.

shocks
sent serious shocks across.................
breathe
he draw in his breath with a long hiss.


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sing a song
put fodder to
feed the cattle
cook meal
bake cake /bread
ring the bed
do homework
water the plants
succeed in ordea/exams
trust in God
work on grinding-stone
deal a blow to
play tricks on
strike off his name
stop the engine
learn a lesson/tables
teach the students
read lesson
write a story
educate the illiterates
press the button
strike the iron
feed son
suckle the baby
lead a pleasant life
throw a ball to
stop the engine
draw the picture/map
give the alms
expect a good news
cage the loin
put to bed    sulaana
fill the pen
obey the law parents/teachers
carry the massage/luggage
plough the field
wring the clothes
guarded the house
catch disease       bimari lagna
prepare the flower-beds                     bagban kiyarian tiyar karnan
cane the pupil
knead flour
knead head
squeeze lemon
peel an orange
beat the cream
knit or weave sweater
held a meeting
take out procession
fine the students
broke the rule/lock
subside the house
the summoned the criminal/the wounded /the wronged/the accused/the victim the dacoit the thief/the injured/the guilty/the traitor/alleged person
withdraw water/money
publish advertisements in printing-press
put on clothes
put off cothes
darn the dupata
dye the dupata
entered school late
blow wistle
offend the taste
win the favour of
say good-bye to                bid farewell to
deliver a speech/lecture
breed cattle
sweep the kitchen
weed vegetable garden
dust the furniture
maintain discipline
wound one's feelings
pump tyre
treat one's with respect
keep silen
disturbed domestic peace
milk the cow
take out the procession
quench one's thirst
extinguish fire
put to sleep
build your confidence
play host to
raise slogans/doubts
expand awareness
go on strike
call off strike
doubts honesty
deny the charge /allegation
tead on the flower-bed
key fits the lock
weaned the child
vocate the house
bind the book
fire gun at fire rocket  fire shot at
play the fool/on piano/at card,pitcat/cricket/
peel banana
commit a crime/suicide/fraud/sin/treason/murder/criminal negligence.

Collocations
suffer
▪  attack, consequence, damage, decline, defeat, fate, humiliation, indignity, loss, setback,punishment
suffer the consequences:
"He suffered the penalty";
suffer agony or anguish
suffer great pains or distress
meet a violent death"; "suffer a terrible fate"
"These dresses run small
I get travel-sick (UK) dorany safar matli or sar dard men mubtila
I suffer from vertigo chakar            dorany sar
I suffer from asthma dama             thiqal nafas
I suffer from arthritis verm mufasal    jor ki sozash
I suffer from fever
I suffer from amnsia  bhol nasyan. yadash ka kuli ya juzvi zea
I suffer unconsciousness
perform ablution/
apply for gain/seek admission
divide hair
set/style/braid hair
make up deficiency of /make up/recoup/replace a loss
arouse/excite/stir up/inflame passion
earn/receive/grant/gain fame and recognition
bore shock/pain/hardship/hurdles/grief/anguish with patience
foment trouble/unrest/tension/
spark/instigate/incite/
stir up a roit
build houes/ courage/confidence/vocabulary/character
accumulate/gain/acquire knowledge
 hit upon a plan
devise the ways
adopt many divices
/tailor/concoct/coin/devise a scheme,excuse
trim one's beard/hair/plants
charge a battery
set a watch
resolve dispute/problem/matter/sums
set an alarm
give injection
mount pressure/horse
embark train
row a boat
control one's anger swallow anger        ghossa pee jaana
 find solution to the problem
show interest/tolerance/
draw conclusion
seek shelter
air room
remove doubts
cockh his nose
call me names
make a face at
quench thirst
satisfy hunger (bhok mtaana)
fleece the customers
overcharge the customers
peel an orange
lose weigh
lose temper
lose heart
dress the wound
leave fever
wear glasses /sideburns
  remit fine
give injection
extinguish fire
douse the flames
shirk the work
tie the knot
put on flesh
call off strike
perform hajj
say graces
tell the beards
perform ablution
miss the prayers
say the prayers
propound riddle
strike nine
read time
read thermometer
sit in chair
sit  in the sun /bask in sunshine
eat under-roasted bread
eat unripe fruit
tease knowingly 
uncork the bottle
lace the dog
button you shirt
unlearn the answers
unload the truck
stand first
miss the prayer
lash the dog
 calm down
cool anger
cut/crack jokes,tip-bits
 lace up your shoes
suffer from fever
clear off debt
peg up tants
call the roll
speak your mind
leave the track
set out on jouney
get down to work
lay down on the ground /sofa/bed
 lay (put down)laid laid
the mother laid the baby on the bed
he laid the tray down on the table
He laid aside lagguage
we laid a carpet in the reception room.
laid eggs
laid mines
laid rails
laid the table
lay life
lay blame on
drop behind
lay the track
laid (bet)money on
laid the blame on  (accuse)
laid charge against
leaf through sth
leak water from the pipe
get leave
get back home
weaned the child
vacate the house
lose heart      himmat harna
lose hope      na umeed hona
work on grinding stone
run the spinning wheel
wept for joy.
cry for joy
water plant
plant tree
risk the life of
court quarrel/
ignored instructions
Shirk work
prefer milk to tea.
lead sb a (pretty) dance
help you through thick and thin
make scape-goat
lay the table
hang clothes on the line
consider taboo
trust a selfish friend
emit stench
eliminate urination
loosen bowels
trodding the greenery
presumed upon my kindness
answer the call of nature
lay the track
wound feeling
die of heart complaint
turn on/off the light,fan,bulb,tube,heater,oven,tap
put on the lamp
blow out the candle
take five minutes
tell?speak the truth
earthen pots are getting cheep.
this factory manufactures brass vessels.
The severe flood swept away mud house of the poor.
play host to
take into confidence
hoist the flag
divulge/reveal the secret
 keep secret
fight duell
betray confidence
shed crocodile tears
arrange party function ,feast         (dawat rakhna)
fly plane
wage war battles compaigns against
shell out pocket money for the children
raising slogans against
go on strike
take out procession
held a meeting 
enquire about his welfare
tell a lie
say a lesson
ooze out waste
reward the students
tell a story
give a short measure
stay in bed
thread the needle
knit the sweater
running at the mouth        the child is driveling.
dug a needle into my back
dug me in the rigs with one's fingers
remove your ear-wax 
define your position
 resolve disciples,problems,sums,matter
rise your spirit
build confidence ,courage,vocabulary,character,
forment trouble,unrest,tension,problems
bear pain ,shock, hardship,grief,anguish,difficulties  with patience.
manicure nails
castrate  the goat
landed the country on the bordering of bankruptcy
treat sb with respect
place confidence trust bet on
tread the lawn
rinse the glass
recite a poem
stitch up the shirt
give injection to
sew on  a button
wipe out the perspire
blow your nose
witness the match
attend the wedding ceremony,pary,class ,period/meeting /event/school(to be present at)
exhale fresh air
mix with bad boys
shake hand with
shake a leg
tepefy the milk
act the fool
put on airs(and graces)
shoot gun at
shoot an arrow at
cast losts
stop a bullet    ghooli khana
wring one's hand       gosh men hath dabana
wring neck of          gardan marorna
stop the air             kanon mein ungalian dena
wreak vengeance upon
win the hearts of
win one's bread
wipe one's eyes away
pray good wishes for             duay khyr kerna
work wonders           mojza kerna( herat angez asar hona)herat angez kamyabi hasil karna
did wonders with                    kamal kar dena
apply rouge to
remain /stand ready to
rub your hands with soap
rub oil on
bleed at the nose
blow the nose
chuck up one's job
leaves a margin
caste a horoscope
play marbles
stress the need for
put pressure on
level allegation against
pour scorn/scoff at
enquire about his welfare
tie a turban
pay attention to
set (.....) on fire
set out on a journey
poke one's finger in
poke one's elbow
poke fun at                       make fun of
"The principal visited his rage on the students" (ghoosa utarna.nazla girrana)
 inflict heavy losses on the enemy/punishment/widespread damage/a wound
 mete out justice
Shell out  money for the children.
crushing defeat
blizzard rage
bear you no harm
shirk work
back out of promise
agree to proposal
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take breakfast/milk/pills/medicine/exercise/tea/a break/a chance/a look/a rest/a seat/a taxi/an exam/notes/someone's place/someone's temperature/a photo/a advantage/sh into account/your time/no notice of/an opportunity/take the skin off/decision/essay/action/take the initiative in/take help of them/take a walk /a gauge of /take a hike/
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HAVE
a meal/a tea/coffee/drink/a dinner/bath/a wash
hair cut/a problem/a relationship/a rest/ lunch/sympathy
have a smoke/a shave/shower/a rest/a sleep/a dream/a good time/a bad day/a nice evening/day off/a holiday/a good journey/a good flight/have sigh of/a good trip/a swim/a walk/a laugh/a ride/ a dance/a game of chess/ a badminton/a good trip/ a talk/a words with sb/a chat/a conversation/a row/a quarrel/a fight/a doubt/
have a try/a look/ a go
have  a drill
have trouble with    (ko mushkil pana)
have safely back home khero afiat say wapas ghar a jana

have the voice and power
have a minute
have a three conditions
have a voice of drama and power of abama
have a connection with
have a suspecion about
have no qualms of conscience
have no thought of repentence

have a personal stake
have a bent for mail (hona/raghib hona)
have pity for
has a faith in me
have a soft spot for
have surprise for you
have fainting fit
have full trust in
have the effect about
have had a bad luck
have so many question to ask you
have a fever
have a slight fever
have a high fever
have a sore eyes
have a bad /sore throath
have a severe headache/toothache
have heart problem
have an accident
have a good reputation        (achi shohrat ka malik hona)
have plenty to eat /drink      (kasrat hona bakasrat hona)
have a good time                 (acha waqat guzarna)
have honest thought            (have an honest thoughts)
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get injured /hurt
get unwell/well
get a job
get a shock
get angry
get divorced
get drunk
get frightened
get sleepy
get fat
get hungery
get thirsty
get late
get extremely happy
get exquisite pleasure
got serious
got really nervous
get impatient
got very close to
got so enthused and excited
get dizzy
get jealous
get crowded
get noisy
get quiet
get difficult
get interesting
get terrified
get 
get home
get lost
get married
get nowhere
get permission
get pregnant
get ready
get started
get tired of working
get dressed /undressed
get completed
to get dirty
to get sick
o get hurt
to get bored
to get thirsty
to get hungry
to get sleepy
to get cold
to get hot
to get well -
to get better -
to get late -
to get dark -
to get windy –
to get cloudy -
to get lost -
to get married -
to get dressed -
to get divorced -
to get ready -
Get serious -
Get going -
Get happy
get nervous
get serious
get impatient
get close (to)
 get ready
 get worse
    get a drink
    get angry
    get home
get quiet
get dry
get fat.
get costly
get caught up into the thick of things
get off scot-free
to get dizzy
to get jealous
to get excited
to get crowded
to get noisy
to get quiet
get swelling
get ready
get late
get sick
get dark pale
get peaceful
get chill
get quite hungery
get very hot
get taller
get bigger
 I'm getting dressed.
 I get sleepy
 I grow sleepy.
get difficult/interesting etc:
Things are starting to get a bit difficult at home.
get hot/cold/humid etc:
It's been getting more and more humid all afternoon.
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[linking verb] to become: used with past participles to form passives
The team is determined not to get beaten again.
I'm sick of getting shouted at for things that aren't my fault.
Somehow the paper got ripped.
You should wash that cut – it might get infected.
[transitive] [never passive] to do something, or to have it done for you
get something done:
You need to get your hair cut.
I should be able to get the first chapter finished by tonight.
They tried to get Marly sent to prison.
get something doing something:
Hal managed to get my email working again.
She worked all afternoon on the car but never got it running.
[transitive] [never passive] to make someone or something move to or from a position or place
get someone/something down:
Firefighters got him down using a ladder.
get someone/something in/into:
Let's get you into the house where it's warm.
get someone/something off:
It's impossible to get him off the sofa and make him do anything.
get someone/something on/onto:
They managed to get him on the bed.
get someone/something out:
Get that dog out of my kitchen.
get someone/something up:
I don't know how we'll get this box up the stairs.
o go after and bring: Get me a pillow.
get the impression
get the message
get the sack
get upset
get wet
get worried
you shouldn't get too bogged down with all these details first
You can get inspired by something simple
You may get lucky
    get married
got blissed out adjective
    get a divorce
To take or catch (a scheduled transportation service).
    I normally get the 7:45 train.
    I'll get the 9 a.m. [flight] to Boston.
    you shouldn't get too bogged down with all these details first
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GO
go astray
go bad
go bald
go bankrupt
go blind
go crazy
go dark
go deaf
go limp
go fishing
go mad
go missing
go on foot
go online
go out of business
go overseas
go quiet
go sailing
go to war
go
go yellow
go unnoticed and unread and unseen
go to the pictures
go home
go abroad
go on foot
go by train /bus /car
go astray
go for swim/walk/a run/a ride/a drive/a drink/a bath/a shower
lead astray
get into the habit of
get into trouble
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feel ashamed of
feel frightened
feel giddy
feel the pulse
feel hunger
feel third for
feel pity for
feel nausea
feel pricks of consciounce.
feel very proud
feel an extreme delight
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Fall in love with
fell seriously ill
fell asleep
fell unconscious
fell 
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DO

do your teeth
do the washing
do the ironing
do the duty
do honour
did miracle
you have done a very happy turn
you did me such a dire disgrace
do one's erand
do my part
do business
do nothing
do someone a favour
do the cooking
do the housework
do the shopping
do the washing up
do your best
do your hair
do your homework
 do the right
do the harm-*
do the shopping+
do the work
do  homework
 do the housework
 do the cleaning
do the cooking
 do the laundry
 do the salad
 do the dishes
 do the gardening
 do something
 do nothing
 do a good job
do  business
do errands+
do a favour+
 do a puzzle+
 do exercise+
 do an exercise
do science (at school)
 do the washing
do the washing up+
 do a quiz
do a text+
 do good
 do harm+
 do well
 do fine
do wisely
 do your best
 do a trick
did hundred push-ups
do damage/harm
do 5 mph
de a deed
do penance/time
do right/wrong
do panice
do that dance
do his intermediate at the  tender age of 13
did three years in prison
 we did the journey to the Wales in five hours.
did the painting
did the weeding
did a little dance
did three years in prison
do voilence to
do service to
do M.A English literature
do(tie) bow-ties 
she does do an Halen (do what Helen did)
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grow sad
grow hot
grow cold
grow a thick beard
grow moustache
grow old
grow younger
grow beautiful
grow fat
 grow
▪  bored, impatient, restless, tired
 grow dark
grow feathers (the younge sparrows are fledging already)
grow abdominal pain(  the patient developed an abdominal pain).
Grow abscess
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MAKE
make a mistake
make trouble
make a noise
make an effort
make progress
make a war on
make peace
make profit
make fortune
make friends
make fun of sb
make a phone call
make sense
make (lame)excuse
make an exception
make love
make a bell
make a fire
make a fuss
make an enquiry
make a fool oneself
make summary
make story
make a raid on
make sacrifice for
make a wish
make that work
make tidy
make difference
make false pretext
make foul lie
make mendacious statement
make room
make a mess
make haste
make no end of
make an end of
make (great) effort upon
he make him gentle cheer               (entertain him well in a courteous manner)
I shall make him good cheer
make a right holly sermon
make some testimony or avouchment
make game of
make fun of
make much of
make the most of
make arrest/search/premises
make several advances with
make conceptual connection between
make larger longer in space and time
make appropriate return for(a favour or demonstration of love ,affection or a wrongdoing)
make serious
make demands on sb's skills
make clear
make a hypocritical display of virtue
make right
make another right
make cash
can I make a bet
make a breach
make equal        braber karna
make visit to
make a breach         khalaf werzi karna
make a nicks in
make a nick
make clothes
make lunch /breakfast/dinner/supper/feast/coffee
make an agreement /arrangement/deal/bargain
make comment/statement/remark
make prisner
make pilgrimage
make a prediction
make a inference
make plea
make the detection of
make appeal
make second choice of home
make the mockery of
make mischief
make the purchase
make innovation
make a life of jealousy
make doubt
make copy
make point
make evident
make a decision
make profuse apologise
make a great labour
make alive to
make a history
make an oath
make question /investigation /inquiries
make debate
CATCH 
catch a ball
catch sight of
catch hold of
catch sb's attention
catch sb's eyes
catch a bus
catch a chill
catch a cold
catch a thief
catch fire
catch sight of
catch someone's attention
catch someone's eye
catch the flu
catch disease
save someone a seat
save someone's life
from dawn till dusk
great deal of time
late 20th century
make time for
next few days
past few weeks
right on time
run out of time
save time
spare time
spend some time
take your time
tell someone the time
time goes by
time passes
waste time
bear in mind
break off negotiations
cease trading
chair a meeting
close a deal
close a meeting
come to the point
dismiss an offer
draw a conclusion
draw your attention to
launch a new product
lay off staff
go bankrupt
go into partnership
make a loss
make a profit
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1.       sing a song
2.       put fodder to
3.       feed the cattle
4.       cook meal
5.       bake cake /bread
6.       ring the bed
7.       do homework
8.       water the plants
9.       succeed in ordea/exams
10.    trust in God
11.    work on grinding-stone
12.    deal a blow to
13.    play tricks on
14.    strike off his name
15.    stop the engine
16.    learn a lesson/tables
17.    teach the students
18.    read lesson
19.    write a story
20.    educate the illiterates
21.    press the button
22.    strike the iron
23.    feed son
24.    suckle the baby
25.    lead a pleasant life
26.    throw a ball to
27.    stop the engine
28.    draw the picture/map
29.    give the alms
30.    expect a good news
31.    cage the loin
32.    put to bed    sulaana
33.    fill the pen
34.    obey the law parents/teachers
35.    carry the massage/luggage
36.    plough the field
37.    wring the clothes
38.    guarded the house
39.    catch disease(bimari lagna)
40.    prepare the flower-beds(bagban kiyarian tiyar karnan)
41.    cane the pupil
raise slogans/doubts
1.       expand awareness
2.       go on strike
3.       call off strike
4.       doubts honesty
5.       deny the charge /allegation
6.       tead on the flower-bed
7.       key fits the lock
8.       weaned the child
9.       vocate the house
10.    bind the book
11.    fire gun at fire rocket  fire shot at
12.    play the fool/on piano/at card,pitcat/cricket/
13.    peel banana
14.    perform ablution/
15.    apply for gain/seek admission
16.    divide hair
17.    set/style/braid hair
18.    make up deficiency of /make up/recoup/replace a loss
19.    arouse/excite/stir up/inflame passion
20.    earn/receive/grant/gain fame and recognition
21.    bore shock/pain/hardship/hurdles/grief/anguish with patience
22.    foment trouble/unrest/tension/
23.    spark/instigate/incite/
24.    stir up a roit
25.    build houes/ courage/confidence/vocabulary/character
26.    accumulate/gain/acquire knowledge
27.    hit upon a plan
28.    devise the ways
29.    adopt many divices
30.    /tailor/concoct/coin/devise a scheme,excuse
31.    trim one's beard/hair/plants
32.    charge a battery
33.    set a watch
34.    resolve dispute/problem/matter/sums
35.    set an alarm
36.    give injection
37.    mount pressure/horse

38.    embark train
39.    row a boat
40.    control one's anger swallow anger        ghossa pee jaana
41.    find solution to the problem
42.    show interest/tolerance/
43.    draw conclusion
44.    seek shelter
45.    air room
46.    remove doubts
47.    cockh his nose
48.    call me names
49.    make a face at
50.    quench thirst
51.    satisfy hunger (bhok mtaana)
52.    fleece the customers
53.    overcharge the customers
54.    peel an orange
55.    lose weigh
56.    lose temper
57.    lose heart
58.    dress the wound
59.    leave fever
60.    wear glasses /sideburns
61.    remit fine
62.    give injection
63.    extinguish fire
64.    douse the flames
65.    shirk the work
66.    tie the knot
67.    put on flesh
68.    call off strike
69.    perform hajj
70.    say graces
71.    tell the beards
72.    perform ablution
73.    miss the prayers
74.    say the prayers
75.    propound riddle
76.    strike nine
77.    read time
78.    read thermometer
79.    sit in chair
80.    sit  in the sun /bask in sunshine
81.    eat under-roasted bread
82.    lose heart      himmat harna
83.    lose hope      na umeed hona
84.    work on grinding stone
85.    run the spinning wheel
86.    wept for joy.
87.    cry for joy
88.    water plant
89.    plant tree
90.    risk the life of
91.    court quarrel/
92.    ignored instructions
93.    Shirk work
94.    prefer milk to tea.
95.    lead sb a (pretty) dance
96.    help you through thick and thin
97.    make scape-goat
98.    lay the table
99.    hang clothes on the line
100.consider taboo
101.trust a selfish friend
102.emit stench
103.eliminate urination
104.loosen bowels
105.trodding the greenery
106.presumed upon my kindness
107.answer the call of nature
108.lay the track
109.wound feeling
110.die of heart complaint
111.turn on/off the light,fan,bulb,tube,heater,oven,tap
112.rise your spirit
113.build confidence ,courage,vocabulary,character,
114.forment trouble,unrest,tension,problems
115.bear pain ,shock, hardship,grief,anguish,difficulties  with patience.
116.manicure nails
117.castrate  the goat
118.landed the country on the bordering of bankruptcy
119.treat sb with respect

120.place confidence trust bet on
121.tread the lawn
122.rinse the glass
123.recite a poem
124.stitch up the shirt
125.give injection to
126.sew on  a button
127.wipe out the perspire
128.blow your nose
129.witness the match
130.attend the wedding ceremony,pary,class ,period/meeting /event/school(to be present at)
131.exhale fresh air
132.mix with bad boys
133.shake hand with
134.shake a leg
135.tepefy the milk
136.act the fool
137.put on airs(and graces)
138.shoot gun at
139.shoot an arrow at
140.cast losts
141.stop a bullet    ghooli khana
142.wring one's hand       gosh men hath dabana
143.wring neck of          gardan marorna
144.stop the air             kanon mein ungalian dena
145.wreak vengeance upon
146.win the hearts of
147.win one's bread
148.wipe one's eyes away
149.pray good wishes for             duay khyr kerna
150.work wonders           mojza kerna( herat angez asar hona)herat angez kamyabi hasil karna
151.did wonders with                    kamal kar dena
152.apply rouge to
153.remain /stand ready to
154.rub your hands with soap
155.rub oil on
156.bleed at the nose/blow the nose










42.    knead flour
43.    knead head
44.    squeeze lemon
45.    peel an orange
46.    beat the cream
47.    knit or weave sweater
48.    held a meeting
49.    take out procession
50.    fine the students
51.    broke the rule/lock
52.    subside the house
53.    the summoned the criminal/the wounded /the wronged/the accused/the victim the dacoit the thief/the injured/the guilty/the traitor/alleged person
54.    withdraw water/money
55.    publish advertisements in printing-press
56.    put on clothes
57.    put off cothes
58.    darn the dupata
59.    dye the dupata
60.    entered school late
61.    blow wistle
62.    offend the taste
63.    win the favour of
64.    say good-bye to               
65.    bid farewell to
66.    deliver a speech/lecture
67.    breed cattle
68.    sweep the kitchen
69.    weed vegetable garden
70.    dust the furniture
71.    maintain discipline
72.    wound one's feelings
73.    pump tyre
74.    treat one's with respect
75.    keep silen
76.    disturbed domestic peace
77.    milk the cow
78.    take out the procession
79.    quench one's thirst
80.    extinguish fire
81.    put to sleep
82.    build your confidence
83.    play host to


157.commit a crime/suicide/fraud/sin/treason/murder/criminal negligence.

Collocations
suffer
▪  attack, consequence, damage, decline, defeat, fate, humiliation, indignity, loss, setback,punishment
suffer the consequences:
If you choose to ignore the rules, you'll have to suffer the consequences.
159."He suffered the penalty";
160.suffer agony or anguish
161.suffer great pains or distress
162.meet a violent death"; "suffer a terrible fate"
163."These dresses run small
164.I get travel-sick (UK) dorany safar matli or sar dard men mubtila
165.I suffer from vertigo chakar            dorany sar
166.I suffer from asthma dama             thiqal nafas
167.I suffer from arthritis verm mufasal    jor ki sozash
168.I suffer from fever
169.I suffer from amnsia  bhol nasyan. yadash ka kuli ya juzvi zea
170.I suffer unconsciousness

171.eat unripe fruit
172.tease knowingly 
173.uncork the bottle
174.lace the dog
175.button you shirt
176.unlearn the answers
177.unload the truck
178.stand first
179.miss the prayer
180.lash the dog
181.calm down
182.cool anger
183.cut/crack jokes,tip-bits
184.lace up your shoes
185.suffer from fever
186.clear off debt
187.peg up tants
188.call the roll
189.speak your mind
190.leave the track
191.set out on jouney
192.get down to work
193.lay down on the ground /sofa/bed
194.lay (put down)laid laid
195.the mother laid the baby on the bed
196.he laid the tray down on the table
197.He laid aside lagguage
198.we laid a carpet in the reception room.
199.laid eggs
200.laid mines
201.laid rails
202.laid the table
203.lay life
204.lay blame on
205.drop behind
206.lay the track
207.laid (bet)money on
208.laid the blame on  (accuse
209.laid charge against
210.leaf through sth
211.leak water from the pipe
212.get leave
213.get back home
214.weaned the child
215.vacate the house

216.put on the lamp
217.blow out the candle
218.take five minutes
219.tell?speak the truth
220.earthen pots are getting cheep.
221.this factory manufactures brass vessels.
222.The severe flood swept away mud house of the poor.
223.play host to
224.take into confidence
225.hoist the flag
226.divulge/reveal the secret
227.keep secret
228.fight duell
229.betray confidence
230.shed crocodile tears
231.arrange party function ,feast         (dawat rakhna)
232.fly plane
233.wage war battles compaigns against
234.shell out pocket money for the children
235.raising slogans against
236.go on strike
237.take out procession
238.held a meeting 
239.enquire about his welfare
240.tell a lie
241.say a lesson
242.ooze out waste
243.reward the students
244.tell a story
245.give a short measure
246.stay in bed
247.thread the needle
248.knit the sweater
249.running at the mouth        the child is driveling.
250.dug a needle into my back
251.dug me in the rigs with one's fingers
252.remove your ear-wax 
253.define your position
254.resolve disciples,problems,sums,matter


255.leaves a margin
256.caste a horoscope
257.play marbles
258.stress the need for
259.put pressure on
260.level allegation against
261.pour scorn/scoff at
262.enquire about his welfare
263.tie a turban
264.pay attention to
265.set (.....) on fire
266.set out on a journey
267.poke one's finger in
268.poke one's elbow
269.poke fun at                       make fun of
270."The principal visited his rage on the students" (ghoosa utarna.nazla girrana)
271.inflict heavy losses on the enemy/punishment/widespread damage/a wound
272.mete out justice
273.Shell out  money for the children.
274.crushing defeat
275.blizzard rage
276.bear you no harm
277.shirk work
278.back out of promise
279.agree to proposal






TAKE

take breakfast/milk/pills/medicine/exercise/tea/a break/a chance/a look/a rest/a seat/a taxi/an exam/notes/someone's place/someone's temperature/a photo/a advantage/sh into account/your time/no notice of/an opportunity/take the skin off/decision/essay/action/take the initiative in/take help of them/take a walk /a gauge of /take a hike/
HAVE
a meal/a tea/coffee/drink/a dinner/bath/a wash
hair cut/a problem/a relationship/a rest/ lunch/sympathy
have a smoke/a shave/shower/a rest/a sleep/a dream/a good time/a bad day/a nice evening/day off/a holiday/a good journey/a good flight/have sigh of/a good trip/a swim/a walk/a laugh/a ride/ a dance/a game of chess/ a badminton/a good trip/ a talk/a words with sb/a chat/a conversation/a row/a quarrel/a fight/a doubt/
1.       have a try/a look/ a go
2.       have  a drill
3.       have trouble with    (ko mushkil pana)
4.       have safely back home khero afiat say wapas ghar a jana
5.       have the voice and power
6.       have a minute
7.       have a three conditions
8.       have a voice of drama and power of abama
9.       have a connection with
10.    have a suspecion about
11.    have no qualms of conscience
12.    have no thought of repentence
13.    have a personal stake
14.    have a bent for mail (hona/raghib hona)
15.    have pity for
16.    has a faith in me
17.    have a soft spot for
18.    have surprise for you
19.    have fainting fit
20.    have full trust in
21.    have the effect about
22.    have had a bad luck
23.    have so many question to ask you
24.    have a fever
25.    have a slight fever
26.    have a high fever
27.    have a sore eyes
28.    have a bad /sore throath
29.    have a severe headache/toothache
30.    have heart problem
31.    have an accident
32.    have a good reputation        (achi shohrat ka malik hona)
33.    have plenty to eat /drink      (kasrat hona bakasrat hona)
34.    have a good time                 (acha waqat guzarna)
35.    have honest thought            (have an honest thoughts)





GET
1.       get injured /hurt
2.       get unwell/well
3.       get a job
4.       get a shock
5.       get angry
6.       get divorced
7.       get drunk
8.       get frightened
9.       get sleepy
10.    get fat
11.    get hungery
12.    get thirsty
13.    get late
14.    get extremely happy
15.    get exquisite pleasure
16.    got serious
17.    got really nervous
18.    get impatient
19.    got very close to
20.    got so enthused and excited
21.    get dizzy
22.    get jealous
23.    get crowded
24.    get noisy
25.    get quiet
26.    get difficult
27.    get interesting
28.    get terrified
29.    get 
30.    get home
31.    get lost
32.    get married
33.    get nowhere
34.    get permission
35.    get pregnant
36.    get ready
37.    get started
38.    get tired of working
39.    get dressed /undressed
40.    get completed
41.    to get dirty
42.    to get sick
get hurt

43.     
44.    to get bored
45.    to get thirsty
46.    to get hungry
47.    to get sleepy
48.    to get cold
49.    to get hot
50.    to get well -
51.    to get better -
52.    to get late -
53.    to get dark -
54.    to get windy –
55.    to get cloudy -
56.    to get lost -
57.    to get married -
58.    to get dressed -
59.    to get divorced -
60.    to get ready -
61.    Get serious -
62.    Get going -
63.    Get happy
64.    get nervous
65.    get serious
66.    get impatient
67.    get close (to)
68.    get ready
69.    get worse
70.    get a drink
71.    get angry
72.    get home
73.    get quiet
74.    get dry
75.    get fat.
76.    get costly
77.    get caught up into the thick of things
78.    get off scot-free
79.    to get dizzy
80.    to get jealous
81.    to get excited
82.    to get crowded
83.    to get noisy
84.    to get quiet
85.    get swelling
86.    get ready
87.    get late
88.    get sick
89.    get dark pale
90.    get peaceful
91.    get chill
92.    get quite hungery
93.    get very hot
94.    get taller
95.    get bigger
96.    I'm getting dressed.
97.    I get sleepy
98.    I grow sleepy.
99.    get difficult/interesting etc:
100.Things are starting to get a bit difficult at home.
101.get hot/cold/humid etc:
102.It's been getting more and more humid all afternoon.
103.get the impression
104.get the message
105.get the sack
106.get upset
107.get wet
108.get worried
109.get married
110.got blissed out adjective
111.get a divorce











GO
1.       go astray
2.       go bad
3.       go bald
4.       go bankrupt
5.       go blind
6.       go crazy
7.       go dark
8.       go deaf
9.       go limp
10.    go fishing
11.    go mad
12.    go missing
13.    go on foot
14.    go online
15.    go out of business
16.    go overseas
17.    go quiet
18.    go sailing
19.    go to war
20.    go
21.    go yellow
22.    go unnoticed and unread and unseen
23.    go to the pictures
24.    go home
25.    go abroad
26.    go on foot
27.    go by train /bus /car
28.    go astray
29.    go for swim/walk/a run/a ride/a drive/a drink/a bath/a shower
30.    lead astray
31.    get into the habit of
32.    get into trouble

33.    feel ashamed of
34.    feel frightened
35.    feel giddy
36.    feel the pulse
37.    feel hunger
38.    feel third for
39.    feel pity for
40.    feel nausea
41.    feel pricks of consciounce.
42.    feel very proud
43.    feel an extreme delight
44.    Fall in love with
45.    fell seriously ill
46.    fell asleep
47.    fell unconscious
48.    fell 
GROW
49.    grow sad
50.    grow hot
51.    grow cold
52.    grow a thick beard
53.    grow moustache
54.    grow old
55.    grow younger
56.    grow beautiful
57.    grow fat
58.    grow
59.    ▪  bored, impatient, restless, tired
60.    grow dark
61.    grow feathers (the younge sparrows are fledging already)
62.    grow abdominal pain(  the patient developed an abdominal pain).
63.    Grow abscess


DO
1.       do your teeth
2.       do the washing
3.       do the ironing
4.       do the duty
5.       do honour
6.       did miracle
7.       you have done a very happy turn
8.       you did me such a dire disgrace
9.       do one's erand
10.    do my part
11.    do business
12.    do nothing
13.    do someone a favour
14.    do the cooking
15.    do the housework
16.    do the shopping
17.    do the washing up
18.    do your best
19.    do your hair
20.    do your homework
21.    do the right
22.    do the harm-*
23.    do the shopping+
24.    do the work
25.    do  homework
26.    do the housework
27.    do the cleaning
28.    do the cooking
29.    do the laundry
30.    do the salad
31.    do the dishes
32.    do the gardening
33.    do something

34.    do nothing
35.    do a good job
36.    do  business
37.    do errands+
38.    do a favour+
39.    do a puzzle+
40.    do exercise+
41.    do an exercise
42.    do science (at school)
43.    do the washing
44.    do the washing up+
45.    do a quiz
46.    do a text+
47.    do good
48.    do harm+
49.    do well
50.    do fine
51.    do wisely
52.    do your best
53.    do a trick
54.    did hundred push-ups
55.    do damage/harm
56.    do 5 mph
57.    de a deed
58.    do penance/time
59.    do right/wrong
60.    do panice
61.    do that dance
62.    do his intermediate at the  tender age of 13
63.    did three years in prison
64.    we did the journey to the Wales in five hours.
65.    did the painting
66.    did the weeding
67.    did a little dance
68.    did three years in prison
69.    do voilence to
70.    do service to
71.    do M.A English literature
72.    do(tie) bow-ties 
73.    she does do an Halen (do what Helen did)

74.    CATCH 
75.    catch a ball
76.    catch sight of
77.    catch hold of
78.    catch sb's attention
79.    catch sb's eyes
80.    catch a bus
81.    catch a chill
82.    catch a cold
83.    catch a thief
84.    catch fire
85.    catch sight of
86.    catch someone's attention
87.    catch someone's eye
88.    catch the flu
89.    catch disease






1.       make a mistake
2.       make trouble
3.       make a noise
4.       make an effort
5.       make progress
6.       make a war on
7.       make peace
8.       make profit
9.       make fortune
10.    make friends
11.    make fun of sb
12.    make a phone call
13.    make sense
14.    make (lame)excuse
15.    make an exception
16.    make love
17.    make a bell
18.    make a fire
19.    make a fuss
20.    make an enquiry
21.    make a fool oneself
22.    make summary
23.    make story
24.    make a raid on
25.    make sacrifice for
26.    make a wish
27.    make that work
28.    make tidy
29.    make difference

30.    make an agreement /arrangement/deal/bargain
31.    make comment/statement/remark
32.    make prisner
33.    make pilgrimage
34.    make a prediction
35.    make a inference
36.    make plea
37.    make the detection of
38.    make appeal
39.    make second choice of home
40.    make the mockery of
41.    make mischief
42.    make the purchase
43.    make innovation
44.    make a life of jealousy
45.    make doubt
46.    make copy
47.    make point
48.    make evident
49.    make a decision
50.    make profuse apologise
51.    make a great labour
52.    make alive to
53.    make a history
54.    make an oath
55.    make question /investigation /inquiries
56.    make debate

57.    make false pretext
58.    make foul lie
59.    make mendacious statement
60.    make room
61.    make a mess
62.    make haste
63.    make no end of
64.    make an end of
65.    make (great) effort upon
66.    he make him gentle cheer               (entertain him well in a courteous manner)
67.    I shall make him good cheer
68.    make a right holly sermon
69.    make some testimony or avouchment
70.    make game of
71.    make fun of
72.    make much of
73.    make the most of
74.    make arrest/search/premises
75.    make several advances with
76.    make conceptual connection between
77.    make larger longer in space and time
78.    make appropriate return for(a favour or demonstration of love ,affection or a wrongdoing)
79.    make serious
80.    make demands on sb's skills
81.    make clear
82.    make a hypocritical display of virtue
83.    make right
84.    make another right
85.    make cash
86.    can I make a bet
87.    make a breach





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HOW
Loudly
Completely
Swiftly
Perfectly
Mainly
Quckly
Fast
Absolutely
Carefully
Carelessly
Slowly
Long
BITTly
anxiously
arrogantly
awkwardly
bashfully
beautifully
bitterly
bleakly
blindly
blissfully
boastfully
boldly
bravely
calmly
carefully
carelessly
cautiousl
clearly
cleverly
closely
continually
coolly
correctly
courageously
cruelly
curiously
deeply
deliberately
delightfully
diligently
doubtfully
easily
elegantly
    energetically
    enthusiastical
equally
especially
eventually
exactly
excitedly
extremely
faithfully
famously
fatally
ferociously
fervently
fiercely fondly
foolishly
fortunately
frankly
frantically
freely
frenetically










questionaL
rightfully
fully
furiously
generally
generously
gently
gladly
gleefully
gracefully
gratefully
greatly
greedily
happily
hastily
healthily
heavily
helpfully
helplessly
highly
honestly
hopelessly
honestly
hungrily
immediately
innocently
inquisitively
instantly
intensely
intently
interestingly
inwardly
irritably
lazily
lightly
likely
limply
lively
loftily
longingly
loosely
loudly
lovingly
loyally
madly
majestically
meaningfully
mechanically
merrily
miserably
mockingly
monthly
mortally
mostLT
mysteriously
naturally nearly
neatly
nervously
nicely
noisily
obediently
obnoxiously
oddly
offensively
officially
openly
optimistically
overconfidently



painfully
partially
patiently
perfectly
physically
playfully
politely
poorly
positively
potentially
powerfully
promptly
properly
punctually
quaintly
queasily
queerly
quicker
quickly
quietly
quirkily
quizzically
randomly
rapidly
rarely
readily
really
reassuringly
recklessly
regularly
reluctantly
repeatedly
reproachfully
restfully
righteously
rightfully
rigidly
roughly
rudely
safely
scarcely
scarily
searchingly
sedately
seemingly
seldom
selfishly
separately
seriously
shakily
sharply
sheepishly
shrilly
shyly
silently slowly
smoothly
softly
solemnly
solidly
sometimes
soon
speedily
stealthily
sternly
strictly



































































sweetly
swiftly
sympathetically
tenderly
tensely
terribly
thankfully
thoroughly
thoughtfully
tightly
Tremendously
triumphantly
truthfully
 truly
truthfully
ultimately
unabashedly
unaccountably
unbearably
unethically
unexpectedly
unfortunately
unimpressively
unnaturally
unnecessarily
upbeat
upright
upside
down
upward
urgently
usefully
uselessly
usually
utterly
vacantly
vaguely
vainly
valiantly
vastly
verbally
very
viciously
victoriously
violently
vivaciously
voluntarily
warmly
weakly
wearily
well
wetly
wholly
wildly
willfully
wisely
woefully
wonderfully
worriedly
wrongly
yawningly
yearly
yearningly
yesterday
yieldingly
youthfully
zealously
zestfully
sleepily



    HOW OFTEN
1.       Always
2.       Usually
3.       Normally
4.       generally
5.       Often
6.       Sometimes
7.       Hardly ever
8.       Seldom
9.       Ever
10.   Never









           WHEN
1.       Soon
2.       Tomorrow
3.       Yesterday
4.       Then
5.       Now
6.       Before
7.       After
8.       Early
9.       Still
10.   Yet
11.   Already
12.   When
13.    








WHERE
1.       Here
2.       There
3.       Inside
4.       Outside
5.       In 
6.       Over
7.       Down
8.       Everywhere
9.       Somewhere
10.   Nowhere
11.   Anywhere
12.   Upwards
13.   Downwards
14.   Downstairs
15.   Upstairs
16.   Undergroun
17.   Homeward
18.   Seaward
19.   Upwards
20.   Downwards
21.   Backwards
22.   Forwards









How much










Adjective
Adverb


close
close


daily
daily


early
early


Fair
fair


Far
far


fast
fast


free
free


hard
hard


high
high


Late
late


Like
like


lilkely
likely


Live
live


long
long


Low
low


right
right


wide
wide


wrong
wrong





















Conjunctions Time
1.        BEFORE
2.      after
3.      as long as
4.      as soon as
5.      before
6.      by the time
7.      now that
8.      once
9.      since
10.  till
11.  until
12.  when
13.  whenever
14.  while
.   Place
Conjunctions indicating place are: whence, where, wherever, whither
Examples:
  • She looked back whence she had come.
  • Sally was told to place the magazines where everyone can see them.
  • The dog must be found wherever he might be.
  • Whither thou goest, I will go.
Conjunctions Comparison
  1. than
  2. rather than
  3. whether
  4. as much as
  5. whereas

CAUSE AND EFFECT
1.       because
2.       now.
3.       So                                    
4.       In  order that
5.       As if
6.       Now  that
7.       When        
8.       Since
9.       As
10.   Now that(inas much as/in  so far as)
11.   when
CONDITION
1.       As long as
2.       Unless /till/until
3.       Provided that
4.       On the condition that
5.      if
6.      only if
7.      provided that
8.      assuming that
9.      even if
10.  in case (that)
CONTRAST
1.       ALTHOUGH
2.       THOUGH
3.       EVEN THOUGH
4.       EVEN IF
5.       WHEREAs















Relative Adjective
  1. that
  2. what
  3. whatever
  4. which
  5. whichever
RELATIVE  ADVERB
1.       Where
2.       When
3.       Why
Relative  Pronoun
1.       who
  1. whoever
  2. whom
  3. whomever
  4. whose
  5. whoever


















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HOW
Loudly
Completely
Swiftly
Perfectly
Mainly
Quckly
Fast
Absolutely
Carefully
Carelessly
Slowly
Long
BITTly
anxiously
arrogantly
awkwardly
bashfully
beautifully
bitterly
bleakly
blindly
blissfully
boastfully
boldly
bravely
calmly
carefully
carelessly
cautiousl
clearly
cleverly
closely
continually
coolly
correctly
courageously
cruelly
curiously
deeply
deliberately
delightfully
diligently
doubtfully
easily
elegantly
    energetically
    enthusiastical
equally
especially
eventually
exactly
excitedly
extremely
faithfully
famously
fatally
ferociously
fervently
fiercely fondly
foolishly
fortunately
frankly
frantically
freely
frenetically










questionaL
rightfully
fully
furiously
generally
generously
gently
gladly
gleefully
gracefully
gratefully
greatly
greedily
happily
hastily
healthily
heavily
helpfully
helplessly
highly
honestly
hopelessly
honestly
hungrily
immediately
innocently
inquisitively
instantly
intensely
intently
interestingly
inwardly
irritably
lazily
lightly
likely
limply
lively
loftily
longingly
loosely
loudly
lovingly
loyally
madly
majestically
meaningfully
mechanically
merrily
miserably
mockingly
monthly
mortally
mostLT
mysteriously
naturally nearly
neatly
nervously
nicely
noisily
obediently
obnoxiously
oddly
offensively
officially
openly
optimistically
overconfidently



painfully
partially
patiently
perfectly
physically
playfully
politely
poorly
positively
potentially
powerfully
promptly
properly
punctually
quaintly
queasily
queerly
quicker
quickly
quietly
quirkily
quizzically
randomly
rapidly
rarely
readily
really
reassuringly
recklessly
regularly
reluctantly
repeatedly
reproachfully
restfully
righteously
rightfully
rigidly
roughly
rudely
safely
scarcely
scarily
searchingly
sedately
seemingly
seldom
selfishly
separately
seriously
shakily
sharply
sheepishly
shrilly
shyly
silently slowly
smoothly
softly
solemnly
solidly
sometimes
soon
speedily
stealthily
sternly
strictly



































































sweetly
swiftly
sympathetically
tenderly
tensely
terribly
thankfully
thoroughly
thoughtfully
tightly
Tremendously
triumphantly
truthfully
 truly
truthfully
ultimately
unabashedly
unaccountably
unbearably
unethically
unexpectedly
unfortunately
unimpressively
unnaturally
unnecessarily
upbeat
upright
upside
down
upward
urgently
usefully
uselessly
usually
utterly
vacantly
vaguely
vainly
valiantly
vastly
verbally
very
viciously
victoriously
violently
vivaciously
voluntarily
warmly
weakly
wearily
well
wetly
wholly
wildly
willfully
wisely
woefully
wonderfully
worriedly
wrongly
yawningly
yearly
yearningly
yesterday
yieldingly
youthfully
zealously
zestfully
sleepily



    HOW OFTEN
1.        Always
2.        Usually
3.        Normally
4.        generally
5.        Often
6.        Sometimes
7.        Hardly ever
8.        Seldom
9.        Ever
10.     Never
11Continuously
12.     occasionally
13.     Two times  a month
14.     Once a year/week






           WHEN
1.       Soon
2.       Tomorrow
3.       In  days
4.       next
5.       Then
6.        
7.       Yesterday
8.       ago
9.       last
10.   recently
11.   At the moment
12.   At present
13.   Now
14.   currently
15.    Before
16.    After
17.    Early
18.    Still
19.    Yet
20.    Already
21.    To night
22.    To day
23.    Later/earlirr








WHERE
1.       Here
2.       There
3.       Inside
4.       Outside
5.       In 
6.       Over
7.       Down
8.       Everywhere
9.       Somewhere
10.    Nowhere
11.    Anywhere
12.    Upwards
13.    Downwards
14.    Downstairs
15.    Upstairs
16.    Undergroun
17.    Homeward
18.    Seaward
19.    Upwards
20.    Downwards
21.    Backwards
22.    Forwards
23.    About
24.    Around
25.    Above
26.    Straight
27.    First/last
28.     Latter/former









How much
before verb+after verb+after object if one
badly
completely
greatly
seriously
strongly
totally
a lot/a bit
very much
before verb
almost
 largely
 nearly
really
quite
pretty
before adj or adv
awfully
extremely
absolutely
perfectlly
fairly
pretty
quiteff
rather
really
utterly
very
to modify clause and preposition
entirely
 just
largely
 mainly
 partly
simply

before adj adv /many much few little
too
after adj/adv
enough

Scarcely
Barely
Hardly
Almost
,nearly.
all but
,just about,
By far(3thdegree)
Much(before comp dg)
far much(cop deg)









Adjective
Adverb


close
close


daily
daily


early
early


Fair
fair


Far
far


fast
fast


free
free


hard
hard


high
high


Late
late


Like
like


lilkely
likely


Live
live


long
long


Low
low


right
right


wide
wide


wrong
wrong






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4TH GRADE VOCABULARY
1.        Wake up
2.        Turn off the alarm
3.        Get up from the bed
4.        Wash /rinse my face
5.        Brush my teeth
6.        Perform ablution
7.        Offer prayer
8.        Recite the holy Quran
9.        Go for a walk
10.     Awakes my siblings
11.     Say  salam to my mother
12.     Kiss  her hands
13.     Respect the elders
14.     Love the youngers
15.     Lend a hand to my parents
16.     Water the plants
17.     Argue with my colleagues
18.     Take a bath
19.     Get dressed
20.     Wear uniform
21.     Comb my hair
22.     Put on make-up
23.     Set down to work
24.     Listen to radio
25.     Go to the bed at mid -night
26.     Eat meal/breakfast/lunch
27.     Cook dinner
28.     Chill out on sofa
29.     Lie on the bed
30.     Take the rubbish out the home
31.     Feed the cat
32.     Take the medication
1.        Class room
2.        Say the lesson
3.        Reach the school in time
4.        Listen the teacher
5.        Attend the lecture eagerly
6.        Respect the teacher
7.        Clean the chair and daise
8.        Place the chalk and duster on the daise
9.        Do my homework regularly
10.     Speak English in the class
11.     Look up the word  into the dictionary
12.     Consult the dictionary
13.     Show good result
14.     Stand first in the class
15.     Tell a moral stories
16.     Write stories
17.     Take an exam
18.     Gime an exam
19.     Rebuke the student
20.     Cane the student

















21.     Encourage the unwise students
22.     questions whenever I find difficulty
23.     Maintain discipline
24.     Spend time in idle talk
25.     Call the roll
26.     Shirk work
27.     Never jump over the queue
28.     Think of a bright future
29.     Ask many
30.     Revise the lessons
1.        ENTERING THE ROOM
2.        BUTTON MY SHIrt
3.        Get dressed
4.        Stitch up my shirt
5.        Tie my tie
6.        Wear uniform
7.        Lace up my shoes
8.        Hang on the peg
9.        Polish my shoes
10.     Tied my belt
11.     Wear the glasses
12.     Read time
13.     Pour oil on
14.     Do my hair
15.     Apply cosmetics to
16.     Comb my hair
17.     Dust the furniture
18.     Sweep the floor
19.     Put everything in apple pie order
20.     Wear simple clothes
21.     Keep everything under look and key
22.     Bind my books for myself
23.     Welcome the guests
24.     Operate the computer
25.     Watch the T.V
26.     View the news
27.     Iron the clothes
28.     Strike a match
29.     Turn on the A.C
30.     Lie on the sofa
31.     White-wash the wall
32.     Make a phone call
33.     Heat up the frozen meal
1.        CHARACTER
2.         Keep fast
3.        Like rose
4.        Say hello to all
5.        Bid farewell to
6.        Work hard till late at night
7.        Do part time job
8.        Help the poor /give alms to the poor
9.        Follow the footsteps of
10.     Propound the riddle
11.     Go to themovies
12.     Take pride in
13.     Pay visit to/Enjoy the music
















31.    
14.     Graze the cattle
15.     Sing a song
16.     Fly the kite
17.     Sell  old books
18.     Don’t smoke a cigarette
19.     Score a century
20.     Skip the rope
21.     Work on the grinding stone
22.     Run the spinning wheel
23.     Do a dance
24.     Catch a fish
25.     Ride a bike
26.     Grow flower-bed
27.     Put to sleep
28.     Swim in the river
29.     Go to sleep
30.     Take out the garbage
31.     Enjoy delicious slumber
32.     Talk nonsense
33.     Spread the net
34.     Collect the postage stamp
35.     Go round the city
36.     Keep away the bad company
37.     Guid my brother
1.        Cure and treatment
2.        Put up flesh
3.        Lose weight
4.        Feel giddy
5.        Feel the pulse
6.        Feel nausea
7.        Take temperature
8.        Read thermometer
9.        Leave fever
10.     Suffer from
11.     Fall seriously ill
12.     Get injured/hurt
13.     Broke my leg
14.     Injure my leg
15.     Develop pain
16.     Stay in bed
17.     Take rest
18.     Take medicine
19.     Examine the patient
20.     Prescribe the ..
21.     Operate upon the patient
22.     Dress the wounded
23.     Health go down
24.     Have a high fever
25.     Have an accident
26.     Have an bad cold
27.     Have slight fever
28.   Catch cold /flue/fire/cough


Sequence Markers
At first firstly
Secondly.thirtdly/fourthly
Next
Then
And then
After that
Subsequently
Later on
afterwards
Following that
Inaddition/moreover/furthermore/also
More importantly/more significantly
Finaly.in final.at last/last of all/at long last/in fine/in the first














VERBS
                       











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