GP British English,
G.P. American English /ˌdʒiː ˈpiː/ noun [countable]
(general practitioner) a doctor who is trained in
general medicine and treats people in a particular area or town → consultant
Rheumatology
AGREEING AND DISAGREEING
I agree.
Do you agree?
I don’t agree.
I totally agree
Physically handicapped
strength /streŋθ/
will power
There are men who never do exercise.
Speeches
Humble
Draw
Late bloomer
Illiterate
She finished high-school
Competitive exam
Vocational training
Male chauvinist
Supportive
Recognition
Vertigo
Claustrophobia
Snakes
Poisonous
Changes
I go upstairs
I’ll use the stairs
Bridges
Overcome her fear
Are you afraid of anything?
rely on/upon somebody/something phrasal verb
1 to trust or depend on someone or something to do
what you need or expect them to do → reliable, reliance
- I knew I could rely on David.
He misses having a family
Grammar:
Miss is followed by an -ing form, not an infinitive. You
say:I miss seeing you every day.✗Don’t say: I miss to see you every day.
Verbs + the –ing or the gerund
Waste time and / or money
Selecting your goals is very important.
A PERFECT WEEKEND
A theme hotel with a Halloween party for children. All
inclusive.
My nephew’s baptism.
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