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2) a journey on an airplane, etc. etc. e.g. I) Our flight from Chicago to Seattle was pleasant. pleasant. II) The captain and crew hope that you have enjoyed the flight. flight. 3) the action of flying e.g. I) It’s unusual to see swans in flight. flight. II) Certain birds spend most of the day in flight. flight.
2. remind
1) remind somebody of something e.g. I) That song always reminds me of our first date. date. II) Don’t remind me of that awful day — I made such a fool of myself!
etc. etc.
e.g. I) I need the notes to remind me what to say. say. II) “Remind me why I’m going”, the minister would say on the outbound plane. plane.
3. whoever
3) with a view to: with an intention of; in to: of; order to e.g. I) We have exchanged letters with a view to meeting to discuss these problems. problems. II) These measures have been taken with a view to increasing the company’s profits. profits.
4) remind somebody about something e.g. I) Paul called to remind you about the party. party. II) Can you remind me about my dentist’s appointment tomorrow? 5) remind somebody what/when/how/where,
4) in one’s view: in one’s opinion view: e.g. I) In my view, the mayor should do more view, to prevent crime. crime. II) In many people’s view, the economy view, is in trouble. trouble.
2) in view of: because of; as a result of e.g. I) In view of her apology, we decided to take no further action. II) In view of our difficulties with money, let’s not go on vacation.
1) anyone who e.g. I) Whoever arrives first should unlock the door. door. II) Whoever breaks this law deΒιβλιοθήκη Baiduerves a fine. fine.
2) no matter who e.g. I) I don’t want to see anybody — whoever it is. is. II) Whoever you ask, you will get the same answer. answer. 3) (used for expressing surprise) who e.g. I) Whoever could be phoning so late at night? II) Whoever has heard of such a ridiculous idea?
4) a number of stairs or steps leading up or down e.g. I) The women’s dress department is one flight up. up. II) She sounded as though she had just run up two flights of stairs. stairs.
Words, Phrases and Grammatical Points
1. flight (l. 2)
1) an airplane that takes you on a particular journey e.g. I) I’m sorry, this flight is full. I can put full. you on the 4:30 plane. plane. II) Can you tell me what time Flight No. 340 arrives in New York? No.
4. view (l. 22)
1) come into view: can be seen; appear view: seen; e.g. I) The cloud lifted, and the tops of the mountains suddenly came into view. view. II) When we reached the top of the mountain, a wide plain came into view. view.
2) remind somebody to do something e.g. I) Please remind me to post this letter. letter. II) Remind me to buy some batteries for my walkman, OK? 3) remind somebody that e.g. I) The sight of the clock reminded me that I was late. late. II) I just want to remind you that your assignments must be completed by Friday. Friday.