Voters demanded more control over decisions that directly affect them.
He used to affect a foreign accent.
Calling everyone “darling” is just an affectation.
It was an affected laugh.
He couldn’t affect the atmosphere at school.
Her husband is full of affectation.
I’d like to arrange a business loan.
Have you arranged to meet Mark this weekend?
The children were arranged in lines according to height.
I’ve agreed to help with arrangements for the party.
The hotel was full so we had to make alternative arrangements.
It would usually cost £500, but I’m sure we can come to some kind of arrangement.
The modern décor strikes a discordant note in this old building.
She discorded with her children on two points .
With a gasp of pure horror, Lewis jumped up an run.
Her breath came in shallow gasps.
She gave a little gasp and clutched Tom’s hand.
Ann gasped with pain and slumped forward.
The audience gasped at the splendor of the costumes.
Brendan climbed slowly, gasping for breath.
People are motivated by jealousy and greed.
He looked at the cold with greedy eyes.
Have you eaten them all, you greedy pig?
Mary Shelley was just 18 when she wrote the horror masterpiece “Frankenstein”.
The shark is the a masterpiece of evolution.
We need an effective strategy to fight poverty.
Millions of elderly people live in poverty.
There have been a number of programs designed to alleviate poverty and raise living standards.
Would you like a small or a large piece?
The LSO will perform a much-loved concert piece.
This museum has got some unusual pieces of sculpture.
My shadow fell across the room
The building cast the shadow across the street.
It was hot, and we decided to walk in the shadow of the wall.
In the shadows something moved.
I’ll never forget the look of sheer joy on her face.
Her voice died away as she saw the look of David’s face.
She waited until the footsteps had died away.
The last notes died away and the audience burst into applause.
I am dying for drinking.
They are dying for the weekend.
I'm dying for something to eat.
Traditional grocers' shops are fast dying out.
The brontosaurus died out millions of years ago.
Whales are in danger of dying out.
The wind died down at last and all was quiet.
Don’t worry, the gossip will soon die down.
It was on the front pages of all the papers for a few days, but the interest gradually died down.
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Our car is the one with the black roof.
Shall I buy plastic chairs or wooden ones?
These nuts are cheaper than those ones.
That piano is better than this one.
Who is your favourite actor? – The one that starred in “Titanic”.
I bought chocolate cakes last time. Today I want to buy vanilla ones.
Which house do you like? – I like the one with large windows.
Where did you put my bag? – Do you mean the one with blue flowers on it?
German is a difficult language. – There aren’t easy ones.
I haven’t got a dictionary. I must buy one.
1. I need a book. Give me, please, one.
2. She doesn't like the red gloves, she wants to buy the blue ones.
3. This toy is broken. Can I have a new one?
4. Here are three dresses. Which one you want to take?
5. There were three children in that family. John was the cleverest one.
6. Can you give me the other jeans? These ones are too small.
7. Mike's pictures are more beautiful than Sara's ones.
8. If you liked these biscuits you may take some other ones.
9. I have no hat. I am going to buy a green one.
10. One must love somebody.