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English-words

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Phrases with mind


Slip my mind be forgotten
Cross my mind came into my thoughts
Give him a piece of my mind speak to somebody
angrily
Go out of my mind become crazy or very worried
Have something on my mind have a problem that is
worrying you
I'm in two minds be unable to decide between two
things
Take my mind of help sb. forget about something
unpleasant
Keep in mind remember
Make up my mind decide
Have changed my mind decide something diferent

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Idioms phrases with body parts


broke her/his heart slomiti srce
come to his senses urazumiti se
dug his heels in uporno neto odbijati
a weight of his/her shoulders ne morati se vie brinuti
hard to swallow teko prihvatiti
there is more to him/her than meets the eye na prvi
pogled
warts and all nedostaci i mane
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Verbs of Mind and body
diagnose with dijagnosticirati to abuse -
zlostavljati
get rid of rjeiti se neega to ease -
olakati
to label etiketirati
to release objaviti, pustiti (u prodaju)
to warn upozoriti
to decide odluiti
to achieve postii
to increase poveati
to predict predvidjeti
to modify zamjeniti
to regard smatati
to come along dolaziti zajedno
to raise nametati
to appreciate potivati
to sufer patiti od neega
to receive primjetiti
to insulate uvrijediti
to persuade uvjeriti
ofer ponuditi
to struggle boriti se
to approach pristupiti
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Verbs which can be noun
engineer inenjer BUT to engineer
napraviti, proizvesti

cause uzrok BUT to cause-


uzrokovati

burden teret BUT to burden biti


teret

mind miljenje BUT to mind misliti


screen zaslon BUT to screen
provjeriti, pregeldati

shift pomak BUT to shift


pomaknuti
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Noun suffixes: -ness, -ity, -ion


-ness -ity -ion
baldness obesity depression
deafness disability aggression
short-
addiction
sightedness
imperfection
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Linkers addition or contrast
ADDITION CONTRAST
furtermore osim even though premda
toga,nadalje
besides osim, pored, uz to
in spite of usprkos
moreover tovie, povrh despite + ing usprkos
toga
in addition nadalje however kako god, meutim
what's more tovie whereas naprotiv
although premda
while - dok

Other words
counsellor savjetnik
heart defect srana mana
expectancy oekivajui
premature preuranjeno
diseases bolesti
additional dodatni
pressure pritisak
set in postaljeno
advances napredak
roots korijeni
traits crte
a decade desetljee
toward prema
unconditional acceptance- bezuvjetno prihvaanje
scrutiny nadzor, ispitivanje
desire elja
demand zahtjev
appriciated potivati
commodities roba
manufactured proizvodi
self esteem samopouzdanje
to under go = going under the knife podvrgnuti se
tormentors muitelji
misery beznae
abuse zlostavljanje
nose straightend izravnati nos
ears pinned back izravnati ui
nasty comments zloesti komentari
have braces on your teeth imati aparati za zube
scar oiljak
scarres izbrazdan oiljcima
pursue sljediti
to assume pretpostaviti
issue problem
excessively prekomjerno
sunbed solarij
knowingly znajui, svjesno
involuntary nehotino, protiv svoje volje

Grammar Future in the past


WOULD
Talk about general future possibilities, predictions, or
expectations, but not definite plans
We use would especially when the future event was
the very distant future or lasted a long time

The discovery of antibiotics in 1929 would


revolutionize medical care in the 20th century.

Some of my friends believed the world would end in


the year 2000.

WAS/WERE GOING TO

to talk about plans or intentions (namjera)

She was going to finish her homework, but then she


decided to go out instead.

To make a prediction

Some of my friends believed the world was going to


end in the year 2000.

WAS/WERE TO
To talk about events that took place. We can also use
would to convey the same meaning.

He was to become a world-famous physicist by the time


he was 25.

He would become a world-famous physicist by the time


he was 25.

WAS/WERE ABOUT TO

To talk about an event that was in the very near


future or events that took place immediately after another
event.

The war was over and the victory celebrations were


about to begin.

With a when time clause to describe an interrupted


event.

The doctors were about to perform the operation when


they realized that the patient was still awake.

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