general actions & collocations

"My grandfather gave me a useful piece of advice about saving money."

"She shared a useful piece of advice on how to prepare for the interview."

"I've tried every possible way to fix this issue, but nothing seems to work."

"She tried every possible way to convince him, but he still refused to listen."

"She is taking care of her younger brother while their parents are away."

"He is responsible for taking care of all the paperwork for the project."

"She took advantage of the sunny weather to go for a walk."

"He took advantage of her kindness and borrowed money without repaying."

"We must take action now to address climate change before it's too late."

"The manager decided to take action to improve the team's performance."

"Can you take a photo of us in front of the Eiffel Tower?"

"I love to take a photo of my cat when he's sleeping."

"If you want to improve your English, you need to make an effort to practice every day."

"She made a real effort to finish the project on time despite the tight deadline."

"Before going to the supermarket, I need to make a list of groceries to buy."

"She made a list of tasks to complete by the end of the day."

"The workers loaded the lorry with boxes of fresh produce."

"By noon, they had loaded the lorry and were ready to depart."

"He didn't listen to the warnings and had to learn the hard way that speeding is dangerous."

"I learned the hard way that saving money is important after facing a financial crisis."

"Please keep a record of all the expenses during the business trip."

"She keeps a record of her daily workouts to track her progress."

"All employees have access to the company's internal database."

"Students in this program have access to exclusive research materials."

"Drivers must give way to pedestrians at the crosswalk."

"Traditional methods are giving way to new technologies in many industries."

"I don't want to get in your way, so I'll wait until you're finished."

"His constant interruptions are really getting in my way when I'm trying to work."

"After wandering in the forest for hours, they finally found their way back to the campsite."

"She took a break from her career but eventually found her way back to her passion for teaching."

"No matter how difficult the situation is, we must find a way to succeed."

"She always finds a way to make things work, even when the odds are against her."

"As a soldier, you must do your duty to protect the country."

"Parents often remind their children to do their duty by completing homework on time."

"No matter the outcome, just do your best in the competition."

"The teacher told the students to do their best on the final exam."