good at something (noun/gerund), skilled or capable in a particular area; Example: She’s very good at explaining grammar to beginners., look forward to doing something (gerund), feel happy and excited about a future event; Example: I’m looking forward to seeing you next week., wish + past simple, used to express a regret about the present or an unreal situation; Example: I wish I had more time to travel., could do with something, need or would really like something; Example: I could do with a coffee after that meeting., make do with something, manage with what is available, even if it is not ideal; Example: We didn’t have fresh milk, so we made do with powdered milk., take something at face value, accept something as it appears without questioning it; Example: Don’t take his comment at face value., take something in your stride, deal with a difficulty calmly and confidently; Example: She took the interview setback in her stride., get your head around something, understand something difficult or unfamiliar; Example: I’m still trying to get my head around the new software., under no circumstances should you..., used to strongly say something must not happen; Example: Under no circumstances should you open that door., undeterred by something, not discouraged by a difficulty or danger; Example: Undeterred by the rain, they continued climbing., aptitude for something, natural ability or talent for something; Example: She has a remarkable aptitude for languages.

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