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The buildings were so badly constructed that as soon as the earthquake struck they - ? - fell in walked (all) over stop over get accross (desplomarse, venirse abajo) and everything was destroyed. I tried my best, but I couldn't - ? - fell in walked (all) over stop over get accross (hacerse entender) to her how important it was to get this contract. Chelsea played really badly and Arsenal - ? - fell in walked (all) over stop over get accross them in the cup final. It's a 10-hour flight and there's a - ? - fell in walked (all) over stop over get accross in Miami.
Thieves broke into our shop last week and - ? - fell in with made off stand up putting aside with over 30,000 euros. We've been - ? - fell in with made off stand up putting aside (poner a un lado, poner a parte / guardar, ahorrar) some money each month and next week we're going to Venice for a few days. At school she - ? - fell in with made off stand up putting aside (juntarse con) the wrong crowd and started taking drugs. Don't let him tell you what to do all the time, you have to - ? - fell in with made off stand up putting aside (resistir, dejar plantado/a) to him.
(On the telephone) Good morning. Could you - ? - ripped me look round fall into put (me) through (poner una llamada) to Mr. Jenkins, please? I paid 200 euros more than I should have. The bastard - ? - ripped me look round fall into put (me) through (arrancar/timar) If you want to go shopping for clothes, I'm going to - ? - ripped me look round fall into put (me) through (volver la cabeza / mirar / mirar alrededor) this computer shop for half an hour. Phrasal verbs - ? - ripped me look round fall into put (me) through (dividirse en, clasificarse en) several different catagories.
How are we going to - ? - walked across get across get back gone out (cruzar / atravesar) the river without a bridge? My cigarette's - ? - walked across get across get back gone out (apagarse). Have you got a light? We - ? - walked across get across get back gone out (cruzar) the sand until we got to the sea. When do you - ? - walked across get across get back gone out (volver, regresar) from your trip?

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