unfair 

1.The punishment was unfair.  

2.It seems unfair on him to make him pay for everything.        

turn to 

1.Maybe you'd better turn to Mr. Hart.

2.I had to turn to my friend.

lose heart 

1.I'll never lose heart.

2.Don't lose heart, all will turn out well.

escape 

1.He tried to escape.

2.He reflected how difficult it would be to escape.

blanket 

1.A blanket keeps us warm.

2.There is a blanket in the floor.

educate 

1.It takes patience to educate children.

2.The television programme is designed to educate people.

educated 

1.She was educated in the US.  

2.The public should be educated to save water.

come to power 

1.The new leader has come to power.

2."We will come to power again," Mr Nasheed said.

beg  

1.I beg your pardon, what you say is not exactly correct.

2.I beg of you to keep silent.

relative 

1.They are my relatives.

2.I have a relative who is sick.

terror 

1.The terror attacks the country.

2.I shook with terror when I am in the plane.

cruelty 

1.We must all fight against unfairness and cruelty.

2.We cannot tolerate such a cruelty.

reward 

1.It is within our power to reward him for that.

2.Is that how you reward me for my help?

set up 

1.A statue will be set up in front of the building.

2.They set up a separate state of their own.

sentence 

1.He will be sentenced later.

2.She was sentenced to nine years in prison.

be sentenced to 

1.They were sentenced to long terms in prison.

2.He should be sentenced to death.

president 

1.We follow our president.

2.She is my school president. 

opinion 

1.This is my opinion.   

2.My opinion remains unchanged.