1, get married (happiness hand in hand)
Hitch means the towing hook behind the vehicle, and get hitched means that two people have come together since then.
Example: Michael and Jennifer finally got married!
Michael and Jennifer finally held hands happily.
Step 2 tie the knot (forever)
It is said that it is because of the wedding bed. Curtains must be tied with knotted ropes for support.
Example: Emily and Jack will get married in May.
Emily and Jack are going to get married in May.
Step 3 walk down the aisle.
Aisle refers to the corridor between the guests in the wedding auditorium. You can walk through this section to the place where the ceremony is held.
Watching a close friend walk down the red carpet is an important occupation.
This is an important moment, watching a close friend walk down the red carpet.
English expression of wedding anniversary
Paper wedding (1 anniversary): paper wedding
Tin wedding (10 wedding anniversary): Tin wedding
Crystal Wedding (15th Anniversary): Crystal Wedding
Porcelain Wedding (20th Anniversary): Chinese Wedding
Silver wedding (25th wedding anniversary): Silver wedding.
Pearl wedding (30th wedding anniversary): Pearl wedding.
Ruby Wedding (40th Anniversary): Ruby Wedding
Sapphire wedding (45th wedding anniversary): sapphire wedding.
Golden wedding (50th wedding anniversary): Golden wedding.
Jade Wedding (55th Anniversary): Jade Wedding
Diamond wedding (60th or 75th anniversary): Diamond wedding.
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English phrase types
1.ing structure
Consider doing sth.
Enjoy doing sth. Enjoy doing sth.
Avoid doing sth. Avoid doing sth.
Finish sth. finished doing sth.
Give up doing sth. Go on doing sth.
Imagine doing something. imagine doing sth
Mind doing sth. Mind doing sth.
Practice doing sth. Practice doing sth.
Stop doing sth. Stop doing sth.
Put off doing sth. Put off doing sth.
Take the risk of doing sth. Take the risk of doing sth.
Stop doing sth.
Forgive doing sth. Forgive doing sth.
2.+to and +ing
Remember to do sth. Remember to do sth. , which means it hasn't been done yet.
Remember doing something.
Forget to do sth. Forget to do sth. (unfinished)
Forget to do sth. Forget to do sth. (completed)
Regret doing sth. Regret doing sth. (Not yet)
Regret doing sth. Regret doing sth.
Try to do sth. Try to do something, but not necessarily succeed.
Try to do sth. Try to do something.
To stop doing means to stop what you are doing now and start doing something else.
To stop doing means to stop what you are doing now.
Plan to do sth.
It means doing something. It means doing something.
Can't help doing something.
Can't help doing sth.
Go on doing sth. Finish one thing and then do another.
Go on doing sth. Keep doing what you do.
Step 3 solve structural problems
Ask someone. Do sth. Ask someone. Do sth.
Tell sb to do sth. Ask someone to do something.
Help sb to do sth.
Want someone to do something.
Hope sb. to do sth. Hope to do sth.
Invite sb. Do sth. Invite sb. do sth.
Drive sb. Do sth. Drive sb. do sth.
Expect sb. Do sth.
Stop sb. from doing sth.
Force sb. Do sth. Force sb to do sth.
Hope to do sth.
Offer to do sth. Offer to do sth.
Plan to do sth.
Be ready to do sth.
Pretend to do sth. pretend
Promise to do sth. Allow to do sth.
Refuse to do sth.
Fail to do sth. fail to do sth.
Happen to do sth.
Need someone to do something. Need someone to do something.
Need to do. Something needs to be done.
Advise sb. Do sth.
Suggest doing sth. Suggest doing sth.
Allow sb. Do sth.
Allow to do sth. Allow sb to do sth.
4. The prototype of the 4.do verb
Let sb. Do sth.
Make sb. Do sth.
Make sth. accomplish
Have sb. Do sth.
Something did something.
Meet sb. Do sth. Meet sb. Do sth.
See what someone is doing.
Hear someone. Do sth.
Hear someone doing something.
Listen to someone. Do sth. Listen to sb do sth.
Listen to someone doing something. Listen, someone is doing it.
Look at someone. Do sth. Look at someone. Do sth.
Look at someone. Do sth.
Feel someone. Do sth. Feel someone. Do sth.
5. Double objects
Give sb sth.
Tell sb. something.
borrow sth. from sb.
Lend sth. to sb.
Buy sth for sb.
show sth to sb.
6.be verb structure
stay at home
get into trouble
pay attention to ...
Late.
Be free, be free
be busy doing sth ...
Be covered with.
prepare ...
Be surprised at ... ...
be interested in ...
Excited for
Be angry with ...
Be infatuated with ...
Go amicably.
Be satisfied with it.
Be satisfied with
famous ...
Be famous as ... ...
Be strict with.
For... strict ...
Fear, fear. ...
Fear of doing is fear of doing.
do with ...
Be beneficial to.
Be harmful to ... ...
Be good at doing sth.
Can do what can be done ...
7. Fixed collocation
A class/meeting/meeting
Have a try.
Have fun, have fun.
Have fun.
Have breakfast/lunch/dinner.
Have a meal (three meals).
fever
catch cold
take a look ...
Have a rest.
talk about
go for a walk
Make friends with ... ...
Make a living
make a mistake
Make a sentence
Made of ... ...
Made of ... ...
Look after = look after, look after,
Looking for discovery
look like
Be careful, be careful.
Look around, look around.
Look, look. ...
Put on (clothes), put on (a hat)
put up posters
stand up
Set out, set out
depart
Send someone for it.
Take sb.' s advice and follow sb. Suggestions of
Take it out, take it out
Take and win
happen
Replace it.
Relax. Just relax。
Take it away. Take it away.
Take off, take off, go on holiday
A rest day/holiday
Take pictures.
Take some medicine. Take medicine
Turn (lights, radios, etc.) on and off.
Turn off (lights, radios, etc.).
Turn down the volume.
appear
Get in, get in
Become ... become ... become
Turn ... flip ... over.
immediately
Finally
First of all, first of all
At the age of ... at the age of ... ...
At the end of, at the end of.
By the end of ... to the end of ... ...
At the beginning of … ...
Evening/noon
During the day
In short, it's always * * *
In fact,
When a person is in his twenties.
hurried
in time
In public, openly
for ...
In the front is in the front.
In front of sth.
Finally, finally
in turn
Of course, of course.
From now on, from now on.
From then on, from then on
take for example
stay far away
One piece (one piece, one piece)
A cup of tea; What you want; It's a piece of cake
Cup by cup.
Box by box
Bottle by bottle.
Set by set.
Group by group, group by group.
one kind
various
Typical of the typical
Different types of different models
A large number (uncountable nouns)
A large number (countable nouns)
Many, many (countable nouns)
All over the world/all over the country/all over the country
Day after day, day after day
Day after day
Up and down
the day after tomorrow
The day before yesterday
8. Other fixed collocation
Ron is laughing.
Get used to doing sth.
be accustomed to
Do sth with sth.
Wake up ... wake up ... wake up
take exercise
Come on, come on, come on
Think about it. ...
remember
Worry about anxiety
Throw it away. Throw it away
Heard heard.
Receive a letter from … ...
Not a substitute.
With someone's help, because
With the help of ... with the help of ... ...
To sb's surprise.
Up and down
Just now/then just now/then
Later, later
Work hard/study hard
Come out with a solution
Wait, wait.
Do morning exercises do morning exercises.
Do eye exercises. Do eye exercises.
Get along well.