Language Hub Intermediate B1+, Unit 10.1 - Vocabulary, Expressions with mind

1) The concept of dreaming has long been associated with the idea that everything is just ​ (a)   .

2)  As you develop new ideas, ​ (b)   ​ that some may not align with your current goals.

• all in the mind
• bear in mind
• change my mind
• in two minds
• made up my mind
• never mind
• put your mind to it
• Would you mind if

1) I was set on buying a blue dress, but after seeing the red one, I couldn't help but ​ (a)   .

2) Rachel was ​ (b)   about whether to go back to school or start a career right away.

• change my mind
• in two minds
• made up my mind
• never mind
• put your mind to it
• Would you mind if
• bear in mind
• all in the mind

1) After much consideration, I have finally ​ (a)   to move to a different country for work.

2) We don't have any chocolate chip cookies left, but ​ (b)   , we'll just make brownies instead.

• made up my mind
• never mind
• put your mind to it
• Would you mind if
• bear in mind
• all in the mind
• change my mind
• in two minds

A: I'm not sure if I want to go to the party. It's _ _ _ _ _ _ , I guess.

B: What do you mean? Is something bothering you?

A: When planning our vacation, we should _ _ _ _ _ _ our budget.

B : Yes, that's important. We don't want to overspend.

A: I thought I wanted to study medicine, but I've _ _ _ _ _ _ .

B : Really? What made you change your mind?

A: I'm _ _ _ _ _ _ about quitting my job. I'm not sure if it's the right decision.

B : I understand. It's a tough choice to make.

A: I've finally _ _ _ _ _ _ about going on a solo trip.

B: That's great! Where are you thinking of going?

A: _ _ _ _ _ _ I borrowed your book for a few days?

B: Not at all, go ahead and take it. Just remember to return it.

A: If you _ _ _ _ _ _ , you can achieve anything.

B: I believe you. I'll work hard and make it happen.