Mastering English Vocabulary and Idioms

1. 📌 Essentials

• Vocabulary includes actions, group terms, creation, evidence, decision-making, deception, and states.
• Focus on key verbs: ask, reduce, deceive, lie, lay, fire, draft, devise, concoct, fabricate.
• Critical group terms: conspiracy, collusion.
• Evidence-related: evidence, round up, assemble, rack up, pile, herd into- Decision & influence: side with, be moderate, alleged.
• Deception: devise, concoct, fabricate.
• States & sensations: shudder, thrill, tremor, glint, glimmer.
• Movement & gathering: seek, seek out, seek for, seek after.
• Common pitfalls: confusing lie/lay/laid/lain, lay/laid/laid.
• High-frequency phrases: "looking forward to hearing from you," "in light of," "notwithstanding."
• Common collocations: ask for, ask sb out, pitch, promote, advertise.
• Legal terms: allegation, count, charge, dismissed, dismissed as, dismissed for.
• Physical actions: thrash, headbutt, strike, bruise, damage.
• Descriptive adjectives: relentless, hollow, gruesome, rotten, tremendous.
• Time & sequence: dawn, dusk, underway, unfold.
• States: flooded, soaked, swollen.
• Emotions: crave, desire, delight, thrill.
• Common expressions: "it sparks in me," "seemingly," "no doubt."
• States of mind: apprehensive, confident, adamant.
• Actions of communication: ask, ask for, pitch, promote, advertise.
• Actions of physical interaction: strike, bruise, damage.
• States & descriptions:…