in fact	He said the job was hard, but, in fact, it was-easy.
look after	Good nurses look after their patients like mothers.
feed on	Rich people feed their dogs on the best cuts of meat.
content with	Zoo keepers are usually content with their jobs.
go blind/deaf	Our cat went deaf when he was very old.
confident of	Tim is confident of finding the picnic spot.
by means of	You can do almost anything by means of hard work.
operate on	A team of surgeons operated on the patient.
stand by	The police stood by in case of trouble.
on the way	We can stop at Stoke on the way to Tiverton.
be off	"We'll be off as soon as Tim's ready."
at least	"I've told you the answer at least five times."
be on	My favourite T.V. programme is on tonight.
(all) right	"At six then." "(All) right. I'll be there."
(must) fly	"I'll have to fly or I'll miss the bus."
wait around	We won't wait around for anyone who's late.
get up	People who wake up early don't always get up early
call	"Call me before you come; I may not be home."
go for	We went for a walk in the woods.
put off	They decided to put off the theatre visit for a while
get to	The last bus gets to the station at ten to eleven.
see you	"Cheerio then!" "See you tomorrow!"