She wants to give up smoking because it is unhealthy., to stop working; to switch off, to spend a lot of time somewhere or with someone, to become an adult, to stop doing something, Suddenly, all the lights went off during the storm., to spend a lot of time somewhere or with someone, to take care of someone or something, to stop working; to switch off, to match or look good together, We usually go out on Friday nights., to take care of someone or something, to leave home for entertainment or fun, to become an adult, to match or look good together, This jacket really goes with your shoes., to match or look good together, to continue doing something, to leave home for entertainment or fun, to feel excited about something that is going to happen, Children grow up very quickly nowadays., to become an adult, to leave home for entertainment or fun, to try to find something, to match or look good together, We hung out at the café all evening., to take care of someone or something, to stop doing something, to spend a lot of time somewhere or with someone, to stop working; to switch off, If you keep on practicing, you will improve., to continue doing something, to spend a lot of time somewhere or with someone, to leave home for entertainment or fun, to stop working; to switch off, My grandmother looks after my little brother., to stop working; to switch off, to take care of someone or something, to leave home for entertainment or fun, to stop doing something, Can you look for my keys, please?, to feel excited about something that is going to happen, to try to find something, to stop working; to switch off, to leave home for entertainment or fun, We are really looking forward to our summer vacation., to spend a lot of time somewhere or with someone, to feel excited about something that is going to happen, to try to find something, to match or look good together

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