Do you know a better way to say these? PART 2/3
Do you know a better way to say these? PART 2/3
I wrote my own examples with some verbs that I am learning. But probably in some of them, you use other more suitable similar verbs / phrasal verbs.
I would really appreciate if you could give me some more used alternatives.
She bled from her nose.
He feeds his dog early.
We met at the meeting.
He led us to the success.
Our deal must be honored.
The word in bold means…
She reads beside the lamp.
He can't hear me.
Her hands were bound with red rope.
He found the right person.
I ground some coffee.
She winds a ball of yarn.
He dug in his backyard.
I stick the pieces together with some glue.
The coin spins on the table.
I got stung by a wasp yesterday.
He sold a car to a couple.
She told her some gossip.
He brought her breakfast in bed.
My family bought provisions for the whole week.
She will catch an apple.
They will fight tomorrow.
I sought jobs in the newspaper. [look for is more used?]
I looked for jobs in the newspaper - more common but both correct.
She teaches history.
She thinks too much.
He will begin to run. [start is most used?] Either one
She drinks water to hydrate.
She rang the bell to announce something.
My pants shrank in the wash.
She sang a beautiful song.
