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# Glass

## Verb + glass

* fill up (your) glass
* raise (your) glasses
* knock over a glass
* *hold out your glass*
* a glass smashes

## Common expressions

* a cracked glass
* an empty glass
* fill a glass to the brim
* raise your glass to your lips
* a wine glass

## Exercise

### Verb + glass

1. I accidentally ***knocked*** over a glass of red wine as I was passing their table.
2. The glass fell out of my hand and ***smashed*** on the floor.
3. I ***held*** out my glass for some more wine as the waiter was passing.
4. What a party! As soon as your glass was empty, a waiter ***filled*** it up.
5. Let's all ***raise*** our glasses and wish George and Mary a happy anniversary!

### Common expressions

1. Some of these glasses are cracked. We'll need to replace them. - e
2. Please don't fill my glass to the brim. I don't want to spill wine on my dress. out of a wine glass! - a
3. You can't drink beer out of a wine glass! I'll get you a beer mug! - b
4. Will you collect the empty glasses from the tables, please? - d
5. She raised the glass to her lips and took a sip of wine. - c
