- Get: acquire, obtain, gain, receive, harvest

- Necessary; be crucial to sb in/to doing st; be essential for/to sb to do st; vital;

indispensable
- Make- positive strengthen sb’s health (make sb stronger); cement; cultivate,
enhance; strengthen; provide sb opportunity to do st, provide sb the chance;
to be conducive to st; give sb favorable condition to do st;
- Make – negative: cause; lead to; result in; trigger; pose;
- Result: explain; result in; lead to; cause; affect (without to); influence
(without on), have influence on; impact; have an impact on; have effect on;
worsen(làm xấu đi) ; exacerbate (làm trầm trọng)
- Reason: result from; derive from; come from; originate from; follow from;
stem from (bắt nguồn từ, nảy sinh từ)
- Help: equip sb with st; bestow upon sb st; provide sb easier access to do st;
enable sb to st;
- Get: accumulate/enhance(knowledge; skills; experience);
gain/achieve/obtain (money; experience; knowledge; score);
nurture/sharpen/foster/cultivate (experience; skill; knowledge; relation
- Have : undergo, encounter, experience, possess
- Give: provide, present, contribute, offer, supply
- Do: participate, perform, conduct, undertake, be involved in, engage to,
implement
- Be responsible for st; hold responsibility for;
- Be a culprit of/ a contributor to/ the cause of/ the reason for/ a catalyst for
- Put st at risk/in jeopardy/ in danger
- Endanger; jeopardize; risk; worsen; threaten; intimidate
- Influence; impact; effect; benefit
 - Development: evolution (the gradual change and development of an idea,
situation, or object – sự tiến hóa, sự phát triển) progressive (a gradual process of
change or development. a development from one situation or state to a better or
more advanced one – sự tiến triển, sự tiến bô)

- Enough: sufficient, adequate

- Not enough: insufficient, inadequate
- Many: various, numerous, large number of, an array of, a variety of, a range
of, countless, an increasing number/ amount
- More: additional, further, added
- Too much: excessive, an excess of
- Things: priorities, sectors, items, articles, objects, issues, concern matters
- Big: significant, substantial, considerable, sizeable, vast, immense,
tremendous, profound
- Important: prime, principal, major, essential, crucial, critical, pressing,
urgent, chief, vital
- Important people: powerful, leading, influential, prominent, well-known
- Serious: urgent, grave, alarming, pressing, severe
- People: the public, the general public, tax payers, the local community
- Small: minimal, negligible, hardly noticeable
- Bad: negative, detrimental; disastrous; downside; drawback; disadvantage;
cons; adverse; harmful; unwanted; appalling;
- Good: positive; benefit; advantage; pros; upside; conducive
- Very: mighty

Contrast:
▪ but conjunction used when linking two words or phrases that seem opposite or very
different in meaning. Don’t use but at the beginning of a sentence in written English: The
plant’s leaves are big, but its flowers are quite small.
▪ although conjunction used when contrasting one clause with another in the same
sentence: Although you are in the middle of the city, you feel as if you are in the
countryside.
▪ however conjunction used when saying something that seems different or surprising after
your previous statement. It is usually used in the middle of a sentence, separated from the
rest of the sentence by commas. It can also come at the beginning: Jack and his family
managed to escape before the soldiers arrived. Other families in the village, however, were
less lucky.
▪ nevertheless/nonetheless conjunction used when saying something that seems
different or surprising after your previous statement. It is used at the beginning or end of a
sentence: A series of studies 20 years ago suggested that there was a link between watching
violent films and violent behaviour. Nevertheless, the results remain highly controversial.
▪ whereas /weərˈæz/ /while conjunction used when making comparisons and saying that
something is true of one person, thing, or situation, but it is different for another. They are
used when contrasting one clause with another in the same sentence: Taxes make up 62%
of the price of a litre of petrol in France, whereas in Britain, the tax is 75%.
▪ by contrast formal used when making comparisons and saying that a person, thing, or
situation is very different from the one you have just mentioned. It is used when referring
back to the previous sentence: The surface temperature on Venus is higher than the boiling
point of water. Mars, by contrast, is very cold. (ngược lại)