His angry words resulted in a fight 5. on ones own: without help E I can't carry it on my own, it is too heavy Do you mean you've left her to do that on her own? 6. at the time: at the moment when something happened E He called at my office yesterday morning, but I could not see him, as I was ing a meeting at the I told you at the time that i thought you were stupid 7. despair: (v )lose hope of Examples Don't despair: things will get better soon During the war, the sold ier despaired of ever coming home alive 7. despair:(n )complete lack or loss of hope Examples Defeat after defeat filled us with despair. His despair of becoming a great artist made him stop painting 8. undergo: experience(esp. suffering or difficulty) Examples The explorers had to undergo much suffering I hope I shall never again have to undergo such an unpleasant experience 9. restore: bring back into use Examples The old build ing had become a ruin but the people of the town restored it The doctor restored her power of speech 10. emphasize: place special He emphasized the importance of being honest The teacher emphasized the importance of care in crossing the road 11. set out: begin a course of action Examples He set out to break the world record He set out to cut the grass, but he finished up talking to the neighbor over th den wall9 • His angry words resulted in a fight. 5. on one's own: without help Examples: • I can't carry it on my own; it is too heavy. • Do you mean you've left her to do that on her own? 6. at the time: at the moment when something happened Examples: • He called at my office yesterday morning, but I could not see him, as I was having a meeting at the time. • I told you at the time that I thought you were stupid. 7. despair: (v.)lose hope of Examples: • Don't despair: things will get better soon. • During the war, the soldier despaired of ever coming home alive. 7. despair: (n.)complete lack or loss of hope Examples: • Defeat after defeat filled us with despair. • His despair of becoming a great artist made him stop painting. 8. undergo: experience (esp. suffering or difficulty) Examples: • The explorers had to undergo much suffering. • I hope I shall never again have to undergo such an unpleasant experience. 9. restore: bring back into use Examples: • The old building had become a ruin but the people of the town restored it. • The doctor restored her power of speech. 10. emphasize: place special attention on Examples: • He emphasized the importance of being honest. • The teacher emphasized the importance of care in crossing the road. 11. set out: begin a course of action Examples: • He set out to break the world record. • He set out to cut the grass, but he finished up talking to the neighbor over the garden wall