Name: BOX SET: English In A Minute 27 – TEN English lessons in 10 minutes!
Uploaded: 2026-01-17T17:18:55.000Z
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Modal verbs - A2

We could teach you verbs to use with interest.

To-infinitive

If you want people to be interested in something, you could do something to drum up interest.

If something gets people interested on its own, it sparks interest.

I've made some posters to drum up interest in my concert.

The professor's charisma sparked my interest in the topic.

If you pretend to be interested in something, you feign interest.

If you're losing interest in something, your interest is flagging.

I feigned interest in what he had to say until he found someone else to talk to.

I had hoped it would be a good film, but my interest was flagging by the second hour.

We hope this video has sparked your interest.

Is a lack of vocabulary standing in the way of your English proficiency?

We can think of a way in a literal sense as a path in front of you.

If something stands in your way, the path is physically blocked.

Metaphorically, this means something obstructs you from achieving something.

If you lose your way literally, it means you're physically lost.

But when you find your way, you're on the right path.

Metaphorically, this means you're confused about what to do.

Martha lost her way a bit after university, but

once she became clear on her goals, she found her way to her dream job.

Finally, if you go out of your way, it means you make a special effort to do something.

Mum always goes out of her way to help me when I need her.

We hope you go out of your way to improve your English with our videos.

We can also fire questions at someone and that means ask lots of questions quickly.

She wasn't prepared for the interviewers to fire questions at her like that.

Framing a question or phrasing a question means thinking about the words you use.

You're framing these questions to make me look bad.

To ask about personal problems, you need to phrase your questions carefully.

we also field questions if there are a lot of them and they're difficult and we evade questions if we try to avoid them.

He fielded the angry customers questions about the faulty products.

You're just trying to evade the question.

You can frame or phrase your questions, fire them at someone and hope they don't evade them.

We want to deliver You A report on verbs that go with the noun report.

A company in New York have commissioned a financial report.

Our team need to produce the report by the end of next month.

That means the information in the report becomes known before it should be.

It's really important that no part of this report is leaked before publication date.

Some people, like analysts, may outline the report to give you the most important information from it.

Now can you deliver us a report on verbs that go with report?

It's important to bring in enough money for a family or a business.

An organization or a business raises money when they get enough money together to do something.

This one just isn't bringing in enough money.

We might be able to raise some money from a bank loan.

Different people do different things with money.

It might be that they're setting it aside for something in particular.

I had a lot of money, but I squandered it all.

I'm setting aside half my wages to save for a new car.

Do you squander your money or stash it away?

Are you ready to face the fact that learning English is difficult?

To know if something is true, we have to check the facts, which means we analyse information that's presented and then decide if it's true.

Before publishing the article, the author made sure to check the facts carefully.

Once we have the facts, we then decide to accept or deny the facts, to acknowledge the truth or refuse to admit the truth.

We have to accept the fact that we're all getting older.

Even with clear evidence, people still deny the facts about climate change.

Facing the facts is like accepting the facts, but

it has an added sense of accepting a difficult reality.

Facing facts can be difficult, but learning English isn't.

When you have us to help you, I've got a job for you.

See if you can learn verbs to use with job.

You can go for a job if you want to do it.

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