INT- Vocabulary Review - Willingness or not

be (a)   (phr. verb): to disagree with a plan or activity; to oppose to something.

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• because

• when driving at night.

• my mother

• Let´s meet early

• is anxious

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• I think Tom

• is going to

• love the present

• I got him.

• I feel anxious!

WILLINGNESS AND UNWILLINGNESS

1. 1. ​ (a)   : nervous and excited, eager of something to happen.

   1. 2. ​ (b)   : to be extremely eager to have or do something at the present.

      1. 3. ​ (c)   : (polite) to be willing to

• be anxious to
• be dying to
• be more than happy
• to be against
• be interesting to

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• She simply couldn´t

• She was

• eager to

• meet her new brother.

• wait any longer!

A: If you need anything, I´ll _____________ to help you.

B: Thank you, dear. That´s very kind of you.

• be eager

• be more than happy

• be against

• be anxious

be (a)   to (phr. verb): to not want to do something for you or someone else.

WILLINGNESS & UNWILLINGNESS

1. 1. ​ (a)   : to pause before you do or say something, often because you are uncertain.

   1. 2. have​ (b)   : to not want or plan to do something in the near future.

      1. 3. have ​ (c)   : to feel without energy or motivation to do something.

• hesitate to
• no intention to
• no desire to
• unwilling to