to use the worst or least desirable options available because there are no better ones left, scrape the barrel, try to please or accommodate someone to an unusual degree, bend over backwards, to reduce the amount of something, especially food or drink, cut down on, to gain muscle mass through exercise and diet, bulk up, to support or strengthen, bolster, More money is needed to b----- the industry., More money is needed to bolster the industry., truthful and straightforward; frank, candid, Her c***** remarks about the project’s flaws were appreciated by the team., Her candid remarks about the project’s flaws were appreciated by the team., When do we use "will" in future?, Used for choices made at the exact moment of speaking, rather than beforehand., When do we use "to be going to" in future?, Use this when a decision or plan has already been made before the moment of speaking., When do we use "Present continuous" in future?, Used to talk about fixed plans and arrangements that have already been organized with a specific time and place., look at TV❌, *watch* TV✅, We were used to *watch* TV.❌, We were used to *watching* TV.✅, to be used to + gerund VS used to verb, "Used to" expresses a past habit, while "be used to" means you are accustomed to something., I am gonna *to* watch it.❌, I am gonna *---* watch it.✅

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