111.
Each / every
Use each to focus on members individually and every to talk about all members as a group.
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I call my parents every week.
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Every student must attend.
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Each student received a book.
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112.
Another / other
Use another for one more or an additional thing; use other for different or additional things.
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Do you have any other ideas?
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Let's try another option.
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Can I have another cup?
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113.
One of + plural noun
Use one of + plural noun to identify one member of a group.
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He is one of our managers.
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This is one of the best options.
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She is one of my friends.
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114.
There is no / there are no
Use there is no with singular or uncountable nouns and there are no with plural nouns.
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There are no seats left.
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There is no time.
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There is no problem.
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115.
It takes + time + to
Use it takes to say how much time an activity requires.
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It took me two hours to finish.
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It takes time to learn.
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It takes ten minutes to get there.
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116.
Spend time + -ing
Use spend + time + verb-ing to describe how someone uses time.
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We spent the evening talking.
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She spends a lot of time studying.
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I spend time reading.
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117.
Spend money on + noun
Use spend money on to say what money is used for.
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We spent money on repairs.
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She spends a lot on travel.
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I spend money on books.
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118.
Good at / bad at + -ing
Use good at or bad at before a noun or verb-ing.
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He is bad at remembering names.
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She is good at cooking.
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I am good at explaining things.
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119.
Interested in + noun / -ing
Use interested in before a noun or verb-ing.
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Are you interested in joining us?
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She is interested in learning English.
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I am interested in technology.
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120.
Afraid of + noun / -ing
Use afraid of before a noun or verb-ing.
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She is afraid of speaking in public.
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He is afraid of making mistakes.
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I am afraid of dogs.
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