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Expressions - English lesson
make an appointment
to organise a meeting with other persons
take a look
look at with attention, to examine
have a chat
to talk to someone for a short time
do somebody a favour
to do something for someone to help or to be kind to them
have fun
to enjoy oneself mainly from an activity that is not very serious
take advantage of something
to make use of a situation or opportunity
make an exception
to treat someone or something in a different way as per normal
do time
to spend time in prison ( as a prisoner )
take chances / take a chance
to do something in a risky manner
take notes
to write something down
make a decision
to decide ( a choice )
do badly
to do something in a way that is not successful
have a heart
to be kind, compassionate, merciful
have a word with
to have conversation with someone privately
do one's best
to perform an activity as well as possible
do well
to do something in one's or everybody's best interest
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