Learning English Vocabulary English in a Minute: Verbs that can be used with 'idea'
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Jan 22, 2025 Discover the fascinating world of collocations by exploring the verbs associated with the noun 'idea.' Learn how these verbs bring nuance and clarity to our thoughts and suggestions. The discussion also touches on problematic themes in the wellness industry, including serious allegations against a yoga school, prompting listeners to think critically about the information they encounter.
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Having an Idea
- You can 'have an idea' when suddenly inspired.
- You can 'have no idea' when you don't know something.
Suggesting a Solution
- 'Have no idea' means you don't know the answer.
- Use 'I have an idea' to suggest a solution or next step.
Sudden Idea
- If an idea 'pops into your head', it appears suddenly.
- This phrase is used when an idea comes to mind unexpectedly.