Make up a story about freshman in faculty of mathematics and mechanics in saint Petersburg state university. Use as many expressions as possible. Highlight the expressions. Story should be very unique. It should contain unexpected plot twists. It should be really small.
Vocabulary: 1) apply (v.f.) — to ask, to appeal, to call for aid (help); to appeal for the 
entry into university or vacant job; to put into practice; to realize, to activate
Nouns: an applicant, application, appliance, applicability
Adjectives: applicable, applied
Adverb: applicably
2) hold (held, held) (v.A) - to have and keep fast smth in hands; to contain; 
to occupy; to show or display; to assert smth; to control or restrain; to keep 
in mind; to maintain
Nouns: a hold - influence, power; a holder - a person or thing that
holds; a holding - land or property; holdings in a business 
company: shares, stocks
Set phrases, to hold a chair at the Department; to hold lectures or scraiexpressions: nars; to hold strange opinions; to hold oneself responsible
for; to hold somebody’s attention; to hold a meeting or a 
congress; Hold on! Hold hard! (logically
3) mean (meant, meant) (v.t.) — to intend; to signify; to express; to have 
good intentions
Nouns:
Adjectives:
Adverb:
Expressions:
a means (many means) - ways, devices, instruments 
a meaning - a sense; a meaningness; a mean - an intermediate; a mean — condition, action; a meaningfulness, means 
(p[) — wealth, many resources 
mean, meaningful 
meanly
by means of - through; by all means —in every possible way; 
by no means
4) mind (v.r.) — to pay attention to; to object to; to dislike; to watch; to take 
care of; to attend to
Noun:
Adjectives:
Adverb:
Expressions:
a mind - intellect; brain; remembrance; mental ability
minded; mindful
mindfully
to bear in mind — to remember; to be in one’s right mind — 
to be sane; to make up one’s mind — to come to a decision; 
to change one’s mind — to alter one’s purpose; to be in two 
minds - to hesitate; to speak one’s mind - to say plainly 
what one thinks; to one’s mind - in one’s opinion; to take 
one’s mind off — turn away the attention from; to be in two 
minds — to be at a loss; Mind you! — Remember! Please 
note! Mind your own business! — D on’t interfere! Never 
mind! - It does not matter!
5) reason (v.t.) — to think logically; to argue or discuss; to draw conclusions; to persuade by logical arguments.
Nouns:
Adjective:
Adverb:
Expressions:
a reason — the mind; intelligence faculty of understanding;
a cause; a motive; an explanation; a reasoning - the act or
process to reach conclusions by a logical train of thinking;
reasonableness
reasonable — sensible, fair
reasonably
within reasons - reasonable; by reason of - because of; It 
stands to reason! - it’s logical; without rhyme or reason - 
without meaning; nonsensically; to reason out - to think 
logically
6) relate (v./.) — to tell; to narrate; to show the connection between; to be 
associated with by birth or marriage; to be connected with
Nouns: a relation; a relative; relativity; relationship
Adjectives: related; relative
Expressions: relatively speaking; in relation to — with reference to;
to bear no (not much) relation to; to be out of all relation to
N otional and Structural Words
Notional words — nouns, verbs — both finite and infinite forms, i.e., infinitives, participles, gerunds, adjectives, adverbs, pronouns
Structural words - articles, particles, prepositions, conjunctions, link-verbs,
modal verbs
Independent elements — yes, no, certainly, please, sorry, etc.
Sentence connectives — yet, nevertheless, in fact, that, etc.