Phrases
for ages = for a long time I’ve known her for ages
for now/ for the time being – For the time being concentrate on this course. Don’t worry about getting it right for now.
“What for?” = why?
be all for something / up for = approve of: I’m all for having some fun. I’m up for having a drink later.
If it weren’t for/ if it hadn’t been for – If it hadn’t been for Lisa, I would never have got the job.
for all I/we/you know – it may be true but it’s not important – For all I know, he may be a hundred.
for all = despite – For all their faults, it’s a good company to work for.
but for…, as for…, for one thing…, for a start…
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fourth – 4th / forth
phrases
on all fours – crawling on hands and knees
four-letter word = swear words
four-wheel drive – my car is a four-wheel drive
adjective – situated or placed in front: The fore and hind legs of a horse
also a prefix meaning in front – forehead, forearm, forefront, forecourt, forecast, foreboding, foreground
phrases
to the fore – into a position of importance
The issue of taxation has once again come to the fore. The issue came to the fore The new legislation brings patients’ needs to the fore.
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