13.03 Dramatic licence 2

Question 1

1. something dangerous or unpleasant it suddenly starts
2. people start to suffer from Disease and it spreads to others
3. to escape from prison (with force)

Answer 1

break out

1. War broke out in 1914.
2. Cholera broke out in the city.
3. They broke out of prison and fled the country.

• If I take smth bad I can break out IN a cold sweat (to start feeling extremely worried or frightened)
• break out in a rash
• break out in spots
• The prisoners GOT out of the prison (not violently)

Question 2

1. the results that you wanted
2. replace in hierarchy

Answer 2

succeed

1. I succeded in my test.
2. Henry the third succeeded Henry the second

Question 3

to announce something clearly, firmly, publicly, or officially

Answer 3

declare /dɪˈkleər/

• She declared (that) it was the best chocolate cake she had ever tasted.
• declare taxes/ feelings

Question 4

1.to mix a liquid or other substance by moving an object such as a spoon in a circular pattern
2. make you feel a strong emotion
Mixing your feelings

Answer 4

to stir /stɜːr/

• stir the soup/ coctail
  1. Stir the sauce gently until it begins to boil
  2. He gave a stiring performance.
• (X) stirred smth in me
• Don’t stir the pot. (don’t interfere, you make it worse)

Question 5

1. to hold very tightly
2. to keep someone’s attention completely

Answer 5

to grip

1. The baby gripped my finger with her tiny hand.
2. This trial has gripped the whole nation.
   * The movie is gripping (This means the movie is very exciting and holds your attention)
   * Get a grip.