İDİOMS To make sure =to ascertain, to be sure, to make cer | English language

İDİOMS

To make sure =to ascertain, to be sure, to make certain.
Could you make sure of the time? İ don't want to miss that TV show.

now and then= occasionally, sometimes ,now and again, from time to time, off and on, at times
Tom gets a cold once in a while

to get rid of= to remove,to discard, to eliminate
The stain was so bad that Tom finally had to get rid of his shirt.

every other( one), every second (one)= alternative (ones)
We play tennis with friends every other Sunday.

first-rate= excellent, superb
Five star hotel provides first-rate service to its guests.

to go with= to match, to compare well in color or design , to date
Rida went with Richard for six months ,but now she is going out with new boyfriend.

to mix up = to stir or shake well, to confuse, to bewilder
You should mix up the ingredients well before you out them in the pan.

see about = to give attention or time to .
Who is going to see about getting us a larger room for the meeting.


English language:


How we can use suggest


Suggest +verb +ing
Suggest +that +subject +verb

English Grammar: How to Use the Verb “Suggest”

A lot of English learners struggle with the verb suggest because suggest is an unusual English verb. It is not used in a sentence the same way that other verbs are.

Suggest means mention or recommend something to think about, or something someone should do. You suggest a thought or an idea.



1. “I suggest that you call him.”
suggest that someone do something

This is the most difficult use of suggest for English learners to understand, so take some time to read this part of the lesson carefully.

You want to tell someone your opinion. You want to tell them to do something.

Don’t use me, us, you, etc. as indirect object pronouns after suggest. Use a that-clause after suggest.


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