فهیمه چاکرالحسینی

• It is an accomplished fact.

• Present him with an accomplished fact.

• When do you usually knock off for lunch?

• He was planning to knock off the library.

• What time do you knock off ( work )?

• I don't knock off until six.

• They only invited Jack and Sarah as an afterthought .

• Look at the scores on this branch; do you think they mean anything?

• The conductor never seemed to look at the score, but only at the orchestra.

• A score for a musical shows all the parts that are played or sung.

• The furnishings in the apartment were spare and flimsy.

• The prisoners were give a spare meal each night.

• She wondered how such a spare boy could eat so much.

• Please spare me your excuses.

• He was spared having to wait.

• He subjected himself to scorn.

• We are asking those of you who are congenially swayed to our status to accept that occurrences that have and shall take place of this nature are of a purpose other than 'beauty'.

• the haves and the have-nots of our society

• The ship put about.

• It's being put about that the Prime Minister may resign.

• He was very much put about by the false accusations brought against him.

• Don't believe all these stories that are being put about.

• She was very much put about when she realized that she had given the parcel to the wrong person.

• The company's future is hanging in the balance.

• Drop by my home this evening.

• Sometimes things have to fall apart to make way for better things.

• He's the best shot in the world, let alone in England.

• He hasn't enough money for food, let alone amusements.

• She can't ride a bicycle,let alone drive a car.

• Our budget is scarcely sufficient to pay people, let alone buy any new equipment.

• There isn't enough room for 'us, let alone six dogs and a cat.

• Please wring the wet towel over the sink.

• a gut music course

• The escaped prisoner was being harbored by his girlfriend.

• She speaks Swahili with facility.

• She had a child's inchoate awareness of language.

• I hope he didn't think me impertinent when I asked him about his private life.

• He was always asking impertinent questions.

• The judge considered the argument to be impertinent to the case.

• It is often considered impertinent to ask someone the amount of their income.

• The teacher sent him to the principal for his impertinent comments.

• The king granted the lands to his most trusted nobles.

• They range the cattle in the foothills.

• You think I should accede to the House's demands?

• Britain would not accede to France's request.

• It is doubtful whether the government will ever accede to the nationalists' demands for independence.

• Will you accede to her request?

• Japan had little choice but to accede.

• He has taken leave on half pay.

• The college appealed to its alumni for funds.