We often COME / LOOK up to people who go into caring professions like nursing.
LOOK up to people = admire
Most dramatic films convey some kind of MESSAGE / TENDENCY to the audience.
convey a message
The report GOES / STANDS through some of the problems with the new computer system.
go through sth = face sth, experience
Their orange logo gives the REACTION / IMPRESSION that the company is young and energetic.
to give the impression that = to look as, to suggest sth
I STOOD / CAME across these amazing headphones while I was shopping with my mum.
to come across = to meet/find by chance
People have a TENDENCY / ROLE to stream films off the internet since it is so convenient.
to have a tendency to do sth
When we LOOK / CHECK back in history, we can see how society has developed.
look back = think about, remember
Do you remember blue cola? I wonder who LOOKED / CAME up with that idea!
to come up with an idea = to invent, to create
They wanted to provoke a CONCLUSION / REACTION by making their film focus on climate change.
to provoke a reaction
In the first few minutes, Kamal came to the TENDENCY / CONCLUSION that the film was dreadful.
to come to the conclusion that = to believe sth is...
We need to WATCH / FIND out where we can buy tickets for the tour before they all sell out
to find out = to discover
Actors don’t often face DANGER / the MUSIC in car chase scenes - someone else usually drives!
to face danger; BUT to face the music = to accept responsibility for something you have done
Since she started writing full time, my mother has been devoted OF / TO her work.
to be devoted to = to sacrifice yourself
Bright colours like orange or red often appeal BY / TO confident and outgoing people.
to appeal to = to attract, to charm
We went to an amazing restaurant where the set menu consisted WITH / OF four courses.
to consist of = be composed of
