Choosing Lunch at a Vegetarian Restaurant - 2
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EN: Using 'It's time for + noun' to indicate when an activity should happen
It's time for bed.
EN: Using 'Let's + verb' to make suggestions or proposals
Let's go to the park.
EN: Using 'have + noun' to express possession or ideas
I have a better plan.
EN: Using 'Why don't we + verb' as a polite way to make suggestions
Why don't we try something new?
EN: Using 'And + verb' to continue a thought or express surprise/concern
And stay up all night?
EN: Using 'They're good for you' to provide health or practical benefits
Fruits are good for you.
EN: Using 'but' to introduce a condition or compromise
I agree, but let me think about it first.
EN: Using 'Can we + verb' to politely request permission or action
Can we take a break?
EN: Using 'It's online' to indicate something is available on the internet
The information is online.
EN: Using 'Let me + verb' to offer to do something
Let me help you.
EN: Using 'Ah, here it is' as an exclamation to show discovery or success
Ah, there you are!
EN: Using 'Some of + this/that' to refer to a portion of something
Some of these options look interesting.
EN: Using 'could + verb' to express possibility or a potential choice
I could try the salad.
EN: Using 'That sounds + adjective' to express approval or positive reaction
That sounds delicious.
EN: Using 'have + a lot of + noun' to express abundance
They have a lot of options.
EN: Using 'The one with + ingredients' to specify a particular dish
I'll have the one with mushrooms.
EN: Using 'I feel like + noun' to express a desire or craving for something
I feel like pizza tonight.
EN: Using 'That's always + adjective' to express consistent quality
That's always reliable.
EN: Using 'makes + noun' to describe what something creates or constitutes
This combination makes a perfect meal.
EN: Using 'could + verb' to express a possible action or choice
I could order that.
EN: Using 'can't + verb' to express inability or impossibility
We can't wait any longer.
EN: Using 'Let's + verb' to make a suggestion or proposal
Let's go now.
Key vocabulary words with IPA pronunciation, definitions, example sentences, and interactive quizzes.
Phrases with type tags, bilingual definitions, usage notes, and example sentences.
Used to indicate that a particular moment or occasion has arrived
A polite way to suggest an activity or action
To express a desire or craving for something
An expression of approval or positive reaction to a suggestion
To suggest that it's time to leave or start moving