(**expect**) I expect my friend to come soon. We expect good weather tomorrow., To think something will happen, To be very tired, To stop liking something, To choose not to do something, (**follow in someone's footsteps**) Tom wants to follow in his father's footsteps and become a teacher. She followed in her sister's footsteps and studied medicine., To travel with your family, To do the same job or life as someone else, To walk behind someone, To help someone with homework, (**drive someone crazy**) The loud noise drives me crazy. Waiting for the bus is driving him crazy., To make someone very happy, To make someone run fast, To annoy someone a lot, To make someone laugh, (**lose enthusiasm**) Many students lose enthusiasm after the first month. She lost enthusiasm for learning French., To win a competition, To become more interested, To forget something, To stop feeling excited about something, (**be involved in**) My brother is involved in a charity project. They were involved in organizing the event., To finish something early, To take part in something, To avoid doing something, To watch something on TV, (**decide against**) We decided against buying the old house. He decided against going out because it was raining., To ask for help, To choose to do something later, To change your job, To choose not to do something, (**be out of the question**) Buying a new car is out of the question this year. Staying up all night is out of the question before the exam., Very expensive, Not important, Impossible or not allowed, Very easy to do, (**on top of that**) The hotel was expensive, and on top of that, the service was poor. I forgot my keys, and on top of that, my phone battery died., Also; in addition, At the same time, At the beginning, In the future, (**be shattered**) After the football match, I was shattered. She was shattered after working all day., Very tired (or very sad), Very surprised, Very angry, Very hungry, (**have a gift for**) Emma has a gift for drawing. He has a gift for learning languages., To receive many presents, To help other people, To have a natural talent for something, To enjoy shopping, (**investigation**) The police began an investigation after the accident. The teacher started an investigation to find out who broke the window., A celebration, A competition, A school lesson, The process of finding the truth

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