had better (do)
例句1, You had better finish your homework before going out to play.
例句2, We had better leave early to avoid the traffic.
例句3, She had better apologize for her mistake.
例句4, They had better check the weather forecast before planning the picnic.
hand in
例句1, Students are required to hand in their assignments by Friday.
例句2, Please hand in your passports at the reception desk.
例句3, The deadline to hand in the project proposal is next Monday.
例句4, All participants must hand in their consent forms before the event.
例句5, He forgot to hand in his homework and received a warning.
hand out
例句1, The teacher decided to hand out the worksheets at the beginning of the class.
例句2, The charity organization will hand out food and clothing to the homeless this weekend.
例句3, Please hand out these flyers to everyone in the neighborhood.
例句4, The company plans to hand out bonuses to its employees at the end of the year.
例句5, The professor asked the students to hand out their assignments before leaving the classroom.
have a cold
例句1, I have a cold and can’t stop sneezing.
例句2, She caught a cold after walking in the rain without an umbrella.
例句3, Having a cold during exams is really inconvenient.
例句4, He always drinks ginger tea when he has a cold.
例句5, The teacher had a cold, so the class was canceled.
hang on
例句1, Hang on, I’ll check the schedule and get back to you in a moment.
例句2, Hang on tight, the roller coaster is about to take off!
例句3, Hang on to your dreams, no matter how tough the journey gets.
hang up
例句1, She decided to hang up the phone after the heated argument.
例句2, He always hangs up his coat neatly in the closet.
例句3, The artist decided to hang up his paintings in the gallery for the exhibition.
have a gift for
例句1, She has a gift for playing the piano, and her performances always leave the audience in awe.
例句2, He has a gift for languages, mastering three foreign languages in just a few years.
例句3, The artist has a gift for capturing the essence of nature in his paintings.
例句4, She has a gift for making people feel comfortable and at ease in any situation.
have a good time
例句1, I hope you have a good time at the party tonight.
例句2, We had a good time exploring the city during our vacation.
例句3, She always has a good time when she visits her grandparents.
例句4, Having a good time with friends is one of the best ways to relax.
have classes
例句1, We have classes every morning from 8 to 12.
例句2, She has classes in math and science this semester.
例句3, Do you have classes on weekends?
例句4, He missed his classes because he was sick.
例句5, They have classes in the new building now.
have fun with
例句1, We went to the amusement park to have fun with the new rides.
例句2, She always knows how to have fun with her creative ideas.
例句3, Let’s have fun with the board games tonight.
例句4, He had fun with his friends at the beach, building sandcastles.
have got to
例句1, We have got to finish this project by tomorrow.
例句2, You have got to see this movie; it’s amazing!
例句3, I have got to admit, I was wrong about him.
例句4, They have got to be more careful with their spending.
have to
例句1, I have to finish my homework before I can go out with my friends.
例句2, She has to wake up early every morning to catch the bus to school.
例句3, We have to follow the rules if we want to stay in this club.
例句4, He has to apologize for his mistake to make things right.
hear of
例句1, I hear of a new restaurant opening downtown that serves authentic Italian cuisine.
例句2, Have you heard of the latest scientific breakthrough in renewable energy?
例句3, She was surprised to hear of her friend’s sudden decision to move abroad.
例句4, Many people have heard of the famous author, but few have read his books.
例句5, The villagers often hear of strange noises coming from the old abandoned house.
hear from
例句1, I was thrilled to hear from my long-lost friend after so many years.
例句2, The teacher expects to hear from the students about their progress in the project.
例句3, It’s always a pleasure to hear from our loyal customers with their feedback.
help oneself to
例句1, Please help yourself to some snacks; they’re freshly made.
例句2, At the buffet, guests are encouraged to help themselves to whatever they like.
例句3, She helped herself to the books on the shelf, eager to find a good read.
例句4, The host gestured towards the table, saying, “Help yourself to the feast!”
help sb. with sth.
例句1, She offered to help her friend with the difficult math problem.
例句2, He always helps his younger brother with his homework after school.
例句3, The teacher helped the students with their project by providing valuable resources.
例句4, Can you help me with carrying these heavy boxes to the car?
例句5, The neighbor helped the elderly woman with her groceries every week.
help…out
例句1, When my car broke down in the middle of nowhere, a kind stranger stopped to help me out.
例句2, I was struggling with my math homework, but my friend offered to help me out.
例句3, The company decided to help out the local community by donating to the food bank.
例句4, She always knows how to help out in tough situations, making her a reliable team member.
hold on
例句1, Hold on, I need to grab my coat before we leave.
例句2, Can you hold on for a moment while I check the schedule?
例句3, Hold on tight, the roller coaster is about to start!
例句4, I told him to hold on to his dreams no matter what.
hold one’s breath
例句1, She had to hold her breath as she swam underwater.
例句2, Everyone held their breath as the magician performed his final trick.
例句3, He told her to hold her breath and count to ten to calm down.
hold out
例句1, She held out her hand to greet the new student.
例句2, Despite the challenges, he held out hope for a better future.
例句3, The old bridge managed to hold out against the strong winds.
hold up
例句1, The heavy snowfall held up the traffic for hours.
例句2, The robbery suspect was held up by the police at the airport.
例句3, She held up her hand to ask a question during the lecture.
例句4, The old bridge is still holding up despite years of wear and tear.
例句5, The bank was held up by masked robbers yesterday.
hundreds of
例句1, Hundreds of people gathered in the square to celebrate the festival.
例句2, The library has hundreds of books on various subjects.
例句3, She received hundreds of messages after her performance went viral.
例句4, Hundreds of birds flew across the sky at sunset.
hurry up
例句1, Hurry up, or we’ll miss the bus!
例句2, She told him to hurry up with his homework so they could go to the park.
例句3, Hurry up, the movie starts in five minutes!
例句4, He needs to hurry up if he wants to catch the last train.