ADD FUEL TO THE FIRE- to make a bad situation worse.
Usage- I was already angry with you and when you forgot to pick me up that really ADDED FUEL TO THE FIRE.
History- thousands of years ago the famous historian Livy used this expression.
A similar expression is- fan the flames.
Adjectives are typically placed before the nouns they modify. However, there are specific cases where adjectives can be used after a verb: Linking Verbs: * Sense Verbs: Adjectives follow sense verbs like look, seem, appear, taste, smell, feel, sound to …
The sentences “I have my house painted” and “I have my house paint” are not both correct in the same way, but they each represent a different structure and meaning. Here’s an explanation: In summary:
The correct answers are- I look forward to seeing you. ( Formal) I am looking forward to seeing you. ( informal) I look forward to see you – it has been incorrect since, here, to is a part of an …