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If I'm not making more money six months from now, I'll have to - ? - end up give me back fell through jack in (dejar, colgar) trying to be a musician and get a regular job that pays more. When you see your sister, can you remind her to - ? - end up give me back fell through jack in (devolver) that $50 she borrowed last month? If Pepito doesn't stop drinking beer everyday, he's going to - ? - end up give me back fell through jack in (acabar, terminar) a bloody alcoholic! My parents opened a small family business three years ago, but it - ? - end up give me back fell through jack in (fracasar, quedar en nada) and now my dad's unemployed.
Did you - ? - go ahead fell apart feel up to get off with (ligar) anyone at the party last Saturday? Do you - ? - go ahead fell apart feel up to get off with (sentirse con ánimos para, sentirse con fuerzas para) going out tonight? To be honest, I'd rather stay in. In my opinion we should - ? - go ahead fell apart feel up to get off with (proceder) and launch the new software next month. (to launch=lanzar) That new toy we bought for Pepito was a waste of money. As soon as he picked it up it - ? - go ahead fell apart feel up to get off with (romperse, deshacerse, caerse a pedazos)
I - ? - grown apart fell in love figure out / work out get together (enamorarse de) with her the first time I saw her. I can't - ? - grown apart fell in love figure out / work out get together (comprender, explicarse) why she hasn't left him. He treats her really badly. We should - ? - grown apart fell in love figure out / work out get together (reunirse, juntarse/juntar) before you go away for Easter. Can you make dinner next Friday? I used to be really close to my sister, but we've - ? - grown apart fell in love figure out / work out get together (distanciarse) since she got married and moved to London.
The thieves who broke into the bank - ? - went down with got away feel for go back on (escaparse, irse) with over 2 million euros. I - ? - went down with got away feel for go back on (coger, pillar) the flu last Wednesday and I haven't been to work since. You can't say no now and - ? - went down with got away feel for go back on (romper, no cumplir) the promise you made me last month. I really - ? - went down with got away feel for go back on (compadecer a, compadecerse de) the people who have lost their jobs in the recession and have a family to support and a mortgage to pay.

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