Word Network: suddenly
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See it in Videos (5)
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How do sinkholes swallow entire houses and cities? - Elise Cutts
B2
1:28
The Simpsons - Homer meets Marge
"Suddenly, a large dog ran into the street."
B1
1:42
Breaking Bad "I'am the one who knocks" Legendado
"Suddenly, a large dog ran into the street."
B1
1:33
Amélie the Blind Man Scene English Subtitles
"Suddenly, a large dog ran into the street."
B1
12:16
Rich Family Isn't Aware That Someone is Living Inside Their Mansion For 4 Years
"Suddenly, a large dog ran into the street."
B1This Word in Other Languages (3)
Grammar Connections (8)
Past Continuous: Interrupted Actions (was/were -ing + when)
verbs_tensesPhrasal Verb: Take off (Removing & Departing)
prepositionsFronting: Adjective Phrases (Dramatic Emphasis)
sentence_structureHaving Done This... (Perfect Participle Clauses)
gerunds_infinitivesNarrative Tenses: Storytelling in the Past
verbs_tensesPresent Continuous: Actions Happening Now
verbs_tensesGiving Reasons with 'Because'
conjunctions_connectorsComparatives: -er and more
adjectives_adverbsUsed in Phrases (6)
boil over
When a liquid spills over the side of its container while boiling. Figuratively, it means for a situation or emotion (like anger) to become uncontrollable.
take a fancy
To develop a sudden liking or desire for something.
All of a sudden.
Suddenly, unexpectedly.
blow up
Explode or inflate with air
see the light
To finally understand something or realize the truth after a period of confusion or ignorance.
Get cold feet.
Become nervous about something.
