F 1 .… even though .
… even though .
… Even though it rained, we enjoyed the picnic.
… She smiled even though she was tired.
… even though .
/ even though .
… Even though it rained, we enjoyed the picnic.
/ Even though it rained, we enjoyed the picnic.
… She smiled even though she was tired.
/ She smiled even though she was tired.
F 2 .… fall short .
… fall short .
… His score fell short of the passing mark.
… The fund-raising goal fell short this year.
… fall short .
/ fall short .
… His score fell short of the passing mark.
/ His score fell short of the passing mark.
… The fund-raising goal fell short this year.
/ The fund-raising goal fell short this year.
F 3 .… follow through .
… follow through .
… Please follow through on the plan we discussed.
… She followed through and finished the project on time.
… follow through .
/ follow through .
… Please follow through on the plan we discussed.
/ Please follow through on the plan we discussed.
… She followed through and finished the project on time.
/ She followed through and finished the project on time.
F 4 .… for ages .
… for ages .
… I haven’t seen her for ages.
… The old building stood empty for ages.
… for ages .
/ for ages .
… I haven’t seen her for ages.
/ I haven’t seen her for ages.
… The old building stood empty for ages.
/ The old building stood empty for ages.
F 5 .… for good .
… for good .
… He moved to Hokkaido for good last spring.
… The store closed for good after the owner retired.
… for good .
/ for good .
… He moved to Hokkaido for good last spring.
/ He moved to Hokkaido for good last spring.
… The store closed for good after the owner retired.
/ The store closed for good after the owner retired.
F 6 .… from scratch .
… from scratch .
… She made the cake from scratch this morning.
… They rebuilt the website from scratch.
… from scratch .
/ from scratch .
… She made the cake from scratch this morning.
/ She made the cake from scratch this morning.
… They rebuilt the website from scratch.
/ They rebuilt the website from scratch.
F 7 .… get away with .
… get away with .
… He tried to cheat but didn’t get away with it.
… You can’t get away with late homework every week.
… get away with .
/ get away with .
… He tried to cheat but didn’t get away with it.
/ He tried to cheat but didn’t get away with it.
… You can’t get away with late homework every week.
/ You can’t get away with late homework every week.
F 8 .… get hands on .
… get hands on .
… The students got hands on experience in the lab.
… She wanted to get hands on training before the job.
… get hands on .
/ get hands on .
… The students got hands on experience in the lab.
/ The students got hands on experience in the lab.
… She wanted to get hands on training before the job.
/ She wanted to get hands on training before the job.
F 9 .… get through .
… get through .
… I need to get through this book by Friday.
… We finally got through to customer service.
… get through .
/ get through .
… I need to get through this book by Friday.
/ I need to get through this book by Friday.
… We finally got through to customer service.
/ We finally got through to customer service.
F 10 .… get to the point .
… get to the point .
… Please get to the point so we can decide.
… He stopped the long story and got to the point.
… get to the point .
/ get to the point .
… Please get to the point so we can decide.
/ Please get to the point so we can decide.
… He stopped the long story and got to the point.
/ He stopped the long story and got to the point.
F 11 .… give a hand .
… give a hand .
… Can you give me a hand with these boxes?
… She gave a hand setting up the decorations.
… give a hand .
/ give a hand .
… Can you give me a hand with these boxes?
/ Can you give me a hand with these boxes?
… She gave a hand setting up the decorations.
/ She gave a hand setting up the decorations.
F 12 .… give away .
… give away .
… They decided to give away old toys to charity.
… The publisher gave away free copies at the event.
… give away .
/ give away .
… They decided to give away old toys to charity.
/ They decided to give away old toys to charity.
… The publisher gave away free copies at the event.
/ The publisher gave away free copies at the event.
F 13 .… go after .
… go after .
… The team will go after the championship this year.
… She decided to go after a scholarship abroad.
… go after .
/ go after .
… The team will go after the championship this year.
/ The team will go after the championship this year.
… She decided to go after a scholarship abroad.
/ She decided to go after a scholarship abroad.
F 14 .… go along with .
… go along with .
… I will go along with your suggestion for now.
… He went along with the plan to avoid conflict.
… go along with .
/ go along with .
… I will go along with your suggestion for now.
/ I will go along with your suggestion for now.
… He went along with the plan to avoid conflict.
/ He went along with the plan to avoid conflict.
F 15 .… go off .
… go off .
… The alarm went off at six in the morning.
… The bread tastes bad because it went off yesterday.
… go off .
/ go off .
… The alarm went off at six in the morning.
/ The alarm went off at six in the morning.
… The bread tastes bad because it went off yesterday.
/ The bread tastes bad because it went off yesterday.
F 16 .… go on .
… go on .
… Please go on with your explanation.
… The festival will go on despite the rain.
… go on .
/ go on .
… Please go on with your explanation.
/ Please go on with your explanation.
… The festival will go on despite the rain.
/ The festival will go on despite the rain.
F 17 .… go over .
… go over .
… Let’s go over the answers before we hand them in.
… She went over the letter to check for mistakes.
… go over .
/ go over .
… Let’s go over the answers before we hand them in.
/ Let’s go over the answers before we hand them in.
… She went over the letter to check for mistakes.
/ She went over the letter to check for mistakes.
F 18 .… go well with .
… go well with .
… Green tea goes well with sweet desserts.
… That jacket goes well with your dress.
… go well with .
/ go well with .
… Green tea goes well with sweet desserts.
/ Green tea goes well with sweet desserts.
… That jacket goes well with your dress.
/ That jacket goes well with your dress.
F 19 .… hand out .
… hand out .
… The teacher will hand out the test papers now.
… Volunteers handed out water bottles to runners.
… hand out .
/ hand out .
… The teacher will hand out the test papers now.
/ The teacher will hand out the test papers now.
… Volunteers handed out water bottles to runners.
/ Volunteers handed out water bottles to runners.
F 20 .… hang in .
… hang in .
… Hang in there; the exam season will end soon.
… He told her to hang in during the busy month.
… hang in .
/ hang in .
… Hang in there; the exam season will end soon.
/ Hang in there; the exam season will end soon.
… He told her to hang in during the busy month.
/ He told her to hang in during the busy month.
F 21 .… hang out .
… hang out .
… Do you want to hang out at the café after school?
… They hang out at the river bank on weekends.
… hang out .
/ hang out .
… Do you want to hang out at the café after school?
/ Do you want to hang out at the café after school?
… They hang out at the river bank on weekends.
/ They hang out at the river bank on weekends.
F 22 .… have no idea .
… have no idea .
… I have no idea how to solve this problem.
… She had no idea the meeting was moved up.
… have no idea .
/ have no idea .
… I have no idea how to solve this problem.
/ I have no idea how to solve this problem.
… She had no idea the meeting was moved up.
/ She had no idea the meeting was moved up.
F 23 .… hurry up .
… hurry up .
… Hurry up or we’ll miss the train.
… Hurry up and finish your breakfast, please.
… hurry up .
/ hurry up .
… Hurry up or we’ll miss the train.
/ Hurry up or we’ll miss the train.
… Hurry up and finish your breakfast, please.
/ Hurry up and finish your breakfast, please.
F 24 .… in a fashion .
… in a fashion .
… He answered the question in a fashion that made sense.
… The project was completed in a fashion acceptable to the client.
… in a fashion .
/ in a fashion .
… He answered the question in a fashion that made sense.
/ He answered the question in a fashion that made sense.
… The project was completed in a fashion acceptable to the client.
/ The project was completed in a fashion acceptable to the client.
F 25 .… in a row .
… in a row .
… She won three matches in a row.
… The students sat quietly in a row.
… in a row .
/ in a row .
… She won three matches in a row.
/ She won three matches in a row.
… The students sat quietly in a row.
/ The students sat quietly in a row.
F 26 .… in case .
… in case .
… Take a jacket in case it gets cold.
… I left a note in case you arrive early.
… in case .
/ in case .
… Take a jacket in case it gets cold.
/ Take a jacket in case it gets cold.
… I left a note in case you arrive early.
/ I left a note in case you arrive early.
F 27 .… in charge of .
… in charge of .
… Who is in charge of the event decorations?
… She is in charge of the student exchange program.
… in charge of .
/ in charge of .
… Who is in charge of the event decorations?
/ Who is in charge of the event decorations?
… She is in charge of the student exchange program.
/ She is in charge of the student exchange program.
F 28 .… in common .
… in common .
… They have much in common despite different ages.
… The two proposals have several points in common.
… in common .
/ in common .
… They have much in common despite different ages.
/ They have much in common despite different ages.
… The two proposals have several points in common.
/ The two proposals have several points in common.
F 29 .… in effect .
… in effect .
… The new rule is in effect from Monday.
… In effect, the change simplified our schedule.
… in effect .
/ in effect .
… The new rule is in effect from Monday.
/ The new rule is in effect from Monday.
… In effect, the change simplified our schedule.
/ In effect, the change simplified our schedule.
F 30 .… in favor of .
… in favor of .
… The council voted in favor of the proposal.
… Most students were in favor of longer breaks.
… in favor of .
/ in favor of .
… The council voted in favor of the proposal.
/ The council voted in favor of the proposal.
… Most students were in favor of longer breaks.
/ Most students were in favor of longer breaks.
F 31 .… in general .
… in general .
… In general, the class performs well on tests.
… In general, adults sleep less than teenagers.
… in general .
/ in general .
… In general, the class performs well on tests.
/ In general, the class performs well on tests.
… In general, adults sleep less than teenagers.
/ In general, adults sleep less than teenagers.
F 32 .… in good shape .
… in good shape .
… The bike is in good shape after the repair.
… She keeps her notes in good shape for review.
… in good shape .
/ in good shape .
… The bike is in good shape after the repair.
/ The bike is in good shape after the repair.
… She keeps her notes in good shape for review.
/ She keeps her notes in good shape for review.
F 33 .… in keeping with .
… in keeping with .
… The new design is in keeping with the school’s image.
… Decorations were chosen in keeping with tradition.
… in keeping with .
/ in keeping with .
… The new design is in keeping with the school’s image.
/ The new design is in keeping with the school’s image.
… Decorations were chosen in keeping with tradition.
/ Decorations were chosen in keeping with tradition.
F 34 .… in no way .
… in no way .
… This result is in no way final.
… I am in no way responsible for that error.
… in no way .
/ in no way .
… This result is in no way final.
/ This result is in no way final.
… I am in no way responsible for that error.
/ I am in no way responsible for that error.
F 35 .… in order to .
… in order to .
… She studied hard in order to pass the exam.
… We met early in order to prepare the room.
… in order to .
/ in order to .
… She studied hard in order to pass the exam.
/ She studied hard in order to pass the exam.
… We met early in order to prepare the room.
/ We met early in order to prepare the room.
F 36 .… in person .
… in person .
… Please submit the form in person at the office.
… He met the author in person at the book fair.
… in person .
/ in person .
… Please submit the form in person at the office.
/ Please submit the form in person at the office.
… He met the author in person at the book fair.
/ He met the author in person at the book fair.
F 37 .… in practice .
… in practice .
… The idea is good in theory but different in practice.
… In practice, the job requires more time than expected.
… in practice .
/ in practice .
… The idea is good in theory but different in practice.
/ The idea is good in theory but different in practice.
… In practice, the job requires more time than expected.
/ In practice, the job requires more time than expected.
F 38 .… in private .
… in private .
… They discussed the matter in private after class.
… The teacher wanted to speak with him in private.
… in private .
/ in private .
… They discussed the matter in private after class.
/ They discussed the matter in private after class.
… The teacher wanted to speak with him in private.
/ The teacher wanted to speak with him in private.
F 39 .… in public .
… in public .
… He prefers not to sing in public.
… They apologized in public for the mistake.
… in public .
/ in public .
… He prefers not to sing in public.
/ He prefers not to sing in public.
… They apologized in public for the mistake.
/ They apologized in public for the mistake.
F 40 .… in short .
… in short .
… In short, we need more time to finish.
… In short, the plan will be delayed.
… in short .
/ in short .
… In short, we need more time to finish.
/ In short, we need more time to finish.
… In short, the plan will be delayed.
/ In short, the plan will be delayed.
F 41 .… in the event of .
… in the event of .
… In the event of emergency, follow the exit signs.
… In the event of rain, the ceremony will move indoors.
… in the event of .
/ in the event of .
… In the event of emergency, follow the exit signs.
/ In the event of emergency, follow the exit signs.
… In the event of rain, the ceremony will move indoors.
/ In the event of rain, the ceremony will move indoors.
F 42 .… keep an eye on .
… keep an eye on .
… Keep an eye on the soup so it doesn’t boil over.
… Can you keep an eye on my bag for a moment?
… keep an eye on .
/ keep an eye on .
… Keep an eye on the soup so it doesn’t boil over.
/ Keep an eye on the soup so it doesn’t boil over.
… Can you keep an eye on my bag for a moment?
/ Can you keep an eye on my bag for a moment?
F 43 .… keep away from .
… keep away from .
… Keep away from the wet paint on the bench.
… She was told to keep away from that dangerous area.
… keep away from .
/ keep away from .
… Keep away from the wet paint on the bench.
/ Keep away from the wet paint on the bench.
… She was told to keep away from that dangerous area.
/ She was told to keep away from that dangerous area.
F 44 .… keep on track .
… keep on track .
… We made a schedule to keep on track for the deadline.
… The checklist helped keep the team on track.
… keep on track .
/ keep on track .
… We made a schedule to keep on track for the deadline.
/ We made a schedule to keep on track for the deadline.
… The checklist helped keep the team on track.
/ The checklist helped keep the team on track.
F 45 .… keep up with .
… keep up with .
… It’s hard to keep up with new vocabulary every week.
… She keeps up with news from her hometown online.
… keep up with .
/ keep up with .
… It’s hard to keep up with new vocabulary every week.
/ It’s hard to keep up with new vocabulary every week.
… She keeps up with news from her hometown online.
/ She keeps up with news from her hometown online.
F 46 .… kind of .
… kind of .
… I’m kind of busy this afternoon; can we talk later?
… The movie was kind of surprising but enjoyable.
… kind of .
/ kind of .
… I’m kind of busy this afternoon; can we talk later?
/ I’m kind of busy this afternoon; can we talk later?
… The movie was kind of surprising but enjoyable.
/ The movie was kind of surprising but enjoyable.
F 47 .… live up to .
… live up to .
… He hoped to live up to his teacher’s expectations.
… The performance did not live up to the reviews.
… live up to .
/ live up to .
… He hoped to live up to his teacher’s expectations.
/ He hoped to live up to his teacher’s expectations.
… The performance did not live up to the reviews.
/ The performance did not live up to the reviews.
F 48 .… look forward to .
… look forward to .
… I look forward to meeting you next month.
… She looks forward to the summer holiday.
… look forward to .
/ look forward to .
… I look forward to meeting you next month.
/ I look forward to meeting you next month.
… She looks forward to the summer holiday.
/ She looks forward to the summer holiday.
F 49 .… look out for .
… look out for .
… Look out for cyclists when you cross the road.
… I’ll look out for your message about the time.
… look out for .
/ look out for .
… Look out for cyclists when you cross the road.
/ Look out for cyclists when you cross the road.
… I’ll look out for your message about the time.
/ I’ll look out for your message about the time.
F 50 .… major in .
… major in .
… He plans to major in environmental science at university.
… She majored in literature and now teaches writing.
… major in .
/ major in .
… He plans to major in environmental science at university.
/ He plans to major in environmental science at university.
… She majored in literature and now teaches writing.
/ She majored in literature and now teaches writing.
