1. Big on -if you are big on something you realy enjoy it. Notice the following I’m not big on sports Right now I’m very big on decorating magazines It seems you are realy big on music

1.Big on –if you are big on something you realy enjoy it. Notice the following I’m not big on sports 1.Right now I’m very big on decorating magazines 2.It seems you are realy big on music.
2.Avid sports watcher – I like sports but I’m just not an avid sports watcher If you are ‘avid’ about doing something you are very interested in it and it’s an important part of your life. We can put avid in front of noun or naun phrase to show this. Notice the following 1He was realy avid swimmer when he was a little boy. 2. He is realy avid lerner and is always reading
3.Sight-seeing – Studying a country’s history makes it more interesting when I go sight-seeing. To go ‘sight-seeing’ is to visit the important or popular places in a place. Notice the following 1.Did you go sight seeing a lot in a Greece? 2.We went sight-seeing the first few days of our vocation.
4.Low visibility – it was during the summer, so the visibility rather low. ‘Low visibility means you can’t see very far in front of you. This can be because of weather or contamination in the air. Notice the following. 1.There was low visibility because of the snow. 2.It was difficult to drive because ofthe low visibility.
5.See from – it is very different perspective to see from. If you are standing in a specific place looking at something you are ‘seeing it’ from the point where are you standing.We can use this phrase ‘a different perspective to see from’ to talk about physical view or an intellectual view. Notice the following. 1.If you see my point from of view, the added cost is unacceptable for our budget. 2.The top of the hill is the best spot to see from.