1 – Sentence + over small things.

• He argues over small things.
• They fight over small things.
• She cries over small things.
• He worries over small things.
• We laugh over small things.
• They complain over small things.
• She panics over small things.
• He gets disappointed over small things.
• They misunderstand over small things.
• We joke over small things.

2 – Subject + is/am/are + not worth + verb + ing + object.

• This movie is not worth watching.
• This book is not worth reading.
• This house is not worth buying.
• This idea is not worth pursuing.
• This game is not worth playing.
• This task is not worth completing.
• This advice is not worth following.
• This place is not worth visiting.
• This project is not worth continuing.
• This argument is not worth having.

3 – Must say, + Sentence.

• Must say, you did a great job.
• Must say, this is impressive work.
• Must say, the view is breathtaking.
• Must say, she is very talented.
• Must say, he handled the situation well.
• Must say, they were very supportive.
• Must say, your cooking is delicious.
• Must say, this decision was wise.
• Must say, the event was well organized.
• Must say, your efforts are appreciated.

4 – How do I say that + Sentence?

• How do I say that she misunderstood me?
• How do I say that he betrayed my trust?
• How do I say that they forgot my birthday?
• How do I say that I lost my phone?
• How do I say that she didn’t invite me?
• How do I say that he refused to help?
• How do I say that they arrived late?
• How do I say that I have no money left?
• How do I say that she apologized to me?
• How do I say that we need to leave now?

5 – Subject + is/am/are + resident/residents of + noun.

• She is a resident of Los Angeles.
• I am a resident of Delhi.
• They are residents of Singapore.
• We are residents of Berlin.
• You are a resident of Madrid.
• He is a resident of Toronto.
• She is a resident of San Francisco.
• They are residents of Dubai.
• He is a resident of Washington, D.C.
• You are a resident of Melbourne.

6 – Verb 1 form + object + at least once.

• Visit your grandparents at least once.
• Try cooking a new recipe at least once.
• Travel alone at least once.
• Speak in public at least once.
• Write a diary entry at least once.
• Watch the sunrise from a mountain at least once.
• Learn a musical instrument at least once.
• Do something adventurous at least once.
• Help a stranger at least once.
• Spend a day without your phone at least once.

7 – Actually, the thing is, + Sentence.

• Actually, the thing is, I overslept.
• Actually, the thing is, my phone battery died.
• Actually, the thing is, I got stuck in traffic.
• Actually, the thing is, I forgot to bring my ID.
• Actually, the thing is, I wasn’t feeling well.
• Actually, the thing is, my internet wasn’t working.
• Actually, the thing is, I lost track of time.
• Actually, the thing is, I didn’t get your message.
• Actually, the thing is, I already made other plans.
• Actually, the thing is, I had a family emergency.

8 – Verb 1 form + object + as soon as possible.

• Finish your homework as soon as possible.
• Book the tickets as soon as possible.
• Respond to the email as soon as possible.
• Fix the error as soon as possible.
• Call me back as soon as possible.
• Update the software as soon as possible.
• Pack your bags as soon as possible.
• Complete the assignment as soon as possible.
• Submit the application as soon as possible.
• Report the issue as soon as possible.

9 – Subject + is/am/are + fond of + verb + ing + object.

• She is fond of reading novels.
• He is fond of playing the guitar.
• They are fond of traveling to new places.
• I am fond of taking photographs.
• She is fond of writing short stories.
• He is fond of collecting stamps.
• We are fond of trying new cuisines.
• They are fond of watching documentaries.
• You are fond of gardening.
• I am fond of sketching portraits.

10 – If possible, + Sentence.

• If possible, send me the details today.
• If possible, bring an extra chair.
• If possible, submit your assignment before noon.
• If possible, avoid using plastic bags.
• If possible, let me know your decision soon.
• If possible, take a break this weekend.
• If possible, meet me at the café in the evening.
• If possible, book the tickets in advance.
• If possible, return my book by Monday.
• If possible, lower the volume of the music.

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11 – Would you mind + Verb + ing + object?

• Would you mind turning off the lights?
• Would you mind closing the door?
• Would you mind sending me the report?
• Would you mind speaking a little louder?
• Would you mind helping me carry these bags?
• Would you mind checking this document for errors?
• Would you mind taking care of my cat for a day?
• Would you mind sharing your WiFi password?
• Would you mind switching seats with me?
• Would you mind walking a little slower?

12 – Subject + love/loves to + Verb 1 form + object.

• I love to play badminton.
• She loves to bake cakes.
• He loves to take long walks.
• We love to watch sunsets.
• They love to attend concerts.
• You love to write poetry.
• She loves to paint landscapes.
• He loves to work out at the gym.
• I love to listen to old songs.
• We love to travel by train.

13 – Enough of + verb + ing + object.

• Enough of making excuses.
• Enough of arguing over small things.
• Enough of waiting for the perfect time.
• Enough of complaining about work.
• Enough of wasting money on unnecessary things.
• Enough of doubting yourself.
• Enough of repeating the same mistakes.
• Enough of avoiding responsibilities.
• Enough of talking without taking action.
• Enough of worrying about what others think.

14 – Subject + should + verb 1 form + object.

• She should apologize for her mistake.
• He should eat more vegetables.
• They should practice every day.
• We should respect our elders.
• You should sleep early.
• I should exercise regularly.
• He should visit a doctor.
• She should take a break.
• They should spend more time with family.
• We should save money for the future.

15 – Believe it or not, + Sentence.

• Believe it or not, he memorized the entire book.
• Believe it or not, she can solve a Rubik’s cube in 30 seconds.
• Believe it or not, they met a celebrity yesterday.
• Believe it or not, he built a robot from scratch.
• Believe it or not, she speaks six languages.
• Believe it or not, they traveled to 20 countries in one year.
• Believe it or not, he ran a marathon barefoot.
• Believe it or not, she cooked a five-course meal alone.
• Believe it or not, they saw a shooting star last night.
• Believe it or not, he found his lost wallet after five years.

16 – Is it necessary to + Verb 1 form + object?

• Is it necessary to wake up so early?
• Is it necessary to bring all the documents?
• Is it necessary to inform the manager?
• Is it necessary to wear formal clothes?
• Is it necessary to book the tickets in advance?
• Is it necessary to attend the entire workshop?
• Is it necessary to complete all the tasks today?
• Is it necessary to give a written explanation?
• Is it necessary to register before joining?
• Is it necessary to pay the full amount now?

17 – What is this way to + Verb 1 form + object?

• What is this way to treat your guests?
• What is this way to answer your teacher?
• What is this way to park your car?
• What is this way to solve a simple issue?
• What is this way to behave in a meeting?
• What is this way to react to criticism?
• What is this way to welcome visitors?
• What is this way to dress for an interview?
• What is this way to handle complaints?
• What is this way to communicate with customers?

18 – This is not the way to + Verb 1 form + object.

• This is not the way to treat your elders.
• This is not the way to manage a team.
• This is not the way to write a formal email.
• This is not the way to talk in a professional setting.
• This is not the way to apologize.
• This is not the way to give instructions.
• This is not the way to resolve conflicts.
• This is not the way to spend money wisely.
• This is not the way to discipline a child.
• This is not the way to lead a discussion.

19 – As a + noun, + Sentence.

• As a teacher, I strive to inspire my students.
• As a scientist, I am always curious about discoveries.
• As a lawyer, I fight for justice.
• As a businessman, I take calculated risks.
• As a coach, I motivate my team to perform their best.
• As a journalist, I seek the truth.
• As a nurse, I care for my patients with dedication.
• As a photographer, I capture life’s precious moments.
• As a traveler, I love exploring different cultures.
• As a software engineer, I build innovative applications.

20 – Subject + has/have + become very + adjective.

• She has become very independent.
• They have become very disciplined.
• We have become very organized.
• He has become very responsible.
• She has become very hardworking.
• They have become very famous.
• We have become very determined.
• I have become very patient.
• He has become very wise.
• She has become very outspoken.

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21 – Sentence + with great love.

• She knits sweaters with great love.
• He decorates cakes with great love.
• They take care of their garden with great love.
• We prepare food for guests with great love.
• I compose music with great love.
• She writes letters with great love.
• He makes handmade gifts with great love.
• They raise their children with great love.
• She embroiders clothes with great love.
• He restores old paintings with great love.

22 – Why do you + verb 1 + so much?

• Why do you sleep so much?
• Why do you complain so much?
• Why do you argue so much?
• Why do you spend so much time on your phone?
• Why do you waste so much time?
• Why do you criticize others so much?
• Why do you stress so much?
• Why do you joke around so much?
• Why do you daydream so much?
• Why do you travel so much?

23 – Subject + can + verb 1 form + object.

• She can sing beautifully.
• They can fix a broken machine.
• We can organize an event.
• I can learn new skills quickly.
• He can run a marathon.
• She can bake a perfect cake.
• They can speak multiple languages.
• We can design a website.
• I can solve complex math problems.
• He can train a dog.

24 – Do you even know + verb + ing + or not?

• Do you even know driving or not?
• Do you even know coding or not?
• Do you even know sketching or not?
• Do you even know playing chess or not?
• Do you even know knitting or not?
• Do you even know typing or not?
• Do you even know repairing bikes or not?
• Do you even know gardening or not?
• Do you even know budgeting or not?
• Do you even know investing or not?

25 – Sentence + for once.

• Listen to me for once.
• Be serious for once.
• Stop arguing for once.
• Enjoy the moment for once.
• Let me win for once.
• Think positively for once.
• Try something new for once.
• Take a break for once.
• Surprise me for once.
• Trust yourself for once.

26 – Sentence + instantly.

• He accepted the challenge instantly.
• They recognized the mistake instantly.
• We agreed to the deal instantly.
• She made a decision instantly.
• He started working instantly.
• They stopped arguing instantly.
• We understood their concern instantly.
• She left the place instantly.
• I responded to the call instantly.
• He reacted to the news instantly.

27 – Subject + is/am/are + a rising + object.

• He is a rising athlete.
• She is a rising politician.
• They are a rising sports team.
• We are a rising tech company.
• I am a rising influencer.
• You are a rising social worker.
• She is a rising director.
• He is a rising businessman.
• They are a rising startup.
• We are a rising creative agency.

28 – Subject + prefer/prefers + noun + to + noun.

• She prefers coffee to tea.
• He prefers silence to noise.
• They prefer reading to watching TV.
• We prefer exercise to laziness.
• I prefer home-cooked food to fast food.
• You prefer action movies to romantic ones.
• She prefers organic products to artificial ones.
• He prefers classical music to rock music.
• They prefer traditional fashion to modern trends.
• We prefer morning workouts to evening ones.

29 – What if + Sentence?

• What if he doesn’t show up?
• What if the plan fails?
• What if we take a wrong turn?
• What if the weather changes?
• What if she forgets the password?
• What if they reject the proposal?
• What if the internet goes down?
• What if he gets promoted?
• What if we run out of time?
• What if the flight gets delayed?

30 – If that’s the case, + Sentence.

• If that’s the case, we need to hurry.
• If that’s the case, I will cancel my trip.
• If that’s the case, let’s find another option.
• If that’s the case, we should call an expert.
• If that’s the case, you should apologize.
• If that’s the case, they must reconsider their decision.
• If that’s the case, I’ll change my schedule.
• If that’s the case, we need to discuss this further.
• If that’s the case, let’s celebrate.
• If that’s the case, we have nothing to worry about.