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recommend /ˌrekəˈmend/ verb [ T ]

1 SUITABLE to say that someone or something is good or suitable for a particular purpose

Can you recommend a good wine to go with this dish?

She has been recommended for promotion.

2 ADVISE to advise someone that something should be done

The judge is likely to recommend a long jail sentence.

[ + that ] The report recommended that tourists avoid the region.

The recommended dose is two tablets every four hours.

recommend something to somebody

I recommend this book to anyone with an interest in chemistry.

recommend something for something/somebody

Which type of oil do you recommend for my car?

Tracksuit

A pair tracksuit bottoms – a pair of leggings

Stripy

To catch them – I’ll get a pair for you

Could

I’m thinking of/about

Recommend a family car to you

Other features - equipment

Is near the shops

Recommend a place to eat to me

taste-try

Choose a cheaper (one) or a more expensive one

You don’t want to drink that

Another place

Recommend that you visit Galicia

Driving

It’ll be boiled octopus

I don’t know what to buy

I recommend that you buy

Perfume

And I can’t decide.

indecisive /ˌɪndɪˈsaɪsɪv/ adjective

not good at making decisions, or not producing a decision

She was weak and indecisive.

Can u recommend sth to me

Think of

Thinking of buying – I want to upgrade my phone.

Mine is

Try on an internet website called

Bought

The shipping service was far too slow. It took ages for the phone to arrive.

must  /mʌst/ noun

be a must

informal If something is a must, it is very important to have or do it.

The restaurant has become so popular that reservations are a must.

MUST vs HAVE TO

have  /hæv/ modal verb

1 have to do sth; have got to do sth

to need to do something or be forced to do something

I have to go to Manchester tomorrow.

Do we have to finish this today?

They've had to change their plans.

must negative short form mustn't

1 past tense had to to have to do something because it is necessary or important, or because of a law or order [↪ have, oblige]:

All passengers must wear seat belts.

It's getting late. I really must go.

You must work hard.

We must all be patient.

Must I pay now?

For the engine to work, the green lever must be in the 'up' position.

Accidents must be reported to the safety officer.

Go partying 

What’s your size?

Size:

MEASURE [MEASURES] [C] one of the different measurements in which things, for example clothes, food containers, etc are made

a size 10 skirt

What size shoes do you take?

I’d rather buy

It costs

cash 1 /kæʃ/ noun [ U ]

Word partners for cash

pay (in) cash • [£50/$100, etc] in cash • a cash machine • cash payments

1 COINS [ FINANCE ] money in the form of coins or notes (= paper money)

I'm taking £50 in cash .

Are you paying by cheque or cash ?

Recommend sth to me

Another present

To a ticket tout

I’m going to an out of town…

Option

Favourite

Sure

Other than that

Can I have a second helping?

Have an overdraft

Try it on

I’d rather give her

But he didn’t buy it for its price

Presents

Without trying it on

If it doesn’t fit you

Personal Details

Blouse

You want to look in different places

Material

in January

to a ticket tout

option

buying them before

in this country it doesn’t rain a lot.

Sales

Anything