such
She was always a such intelligent woman.
She was always such an intelligent woman.
Such always comes at the beginning of a noun phrase: ‘It’s such a good film that I’d like to see it
again.’
suddenly
Late one evening , as I was getting into the bath , suddenly I heard a strange noise.
Late one evening, as I was getting into the bath, I suddenly heard a strange noise.
See
Language Note at ALWAYS
suffer
1
The woman was so unpleasant that none of us could suffer her.
The woman was so unpleasant that none of us could tolerate her.
See Note
at SUPPORT
2
The other passenger suffered from serious leg injuries.
The other passenger suffered serious leg injuries.
Most of the carriers suffer hemophilia.
Most of the carriers suffer from hemophilia.
suffer an injury, pain, loss, defeat etc (WITHOUT from): ‘She can walk again, but she still suffers a
lot of pain.’ ‘The party suffered yet another humiliating defeat in the recent by-election.
suffer from a disease, poverty, starvation etc: ‘A lot of the children we saw were suffering from
malnutrition.’ ‘Aunt Linda suffers from arthritis.’
suggest
1
I suggest you to take more exercise.
I suggest (that) you take more exercise.
suggest (that) sb (should) do sth : ‘I suggest you try the chemist’s in the high street.’ ‘The
chairman suggested that the two sides should meet again the following day.’
2
She suggested to go to the zoo.
She suggested going to the zoo.
296
suggest doing sth (NOT to do) : ‘He suggested meeting us for a drink after the concert.’
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