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We’ve - ? - broke down carry on throw away run out of (agotarse) milk. Is black coffee ok? The doctor told me to - ? - broke down carry on throw away run out of (continuar, seguir) taking the pills. I'm sorry I'm late. My car - ? - broke down carry on throw away run out of (estropearse) on the motorway. Why did you - ? - broke down carry on throw away run out of (tirar algo a la basura) my blue jeans? I know they were old, but they were really comfortable.
What were you - ? - looking for going away talking / speaking about take after / takes after (hablar) with David? I'm - ? - looking for going away talking / speaking about take after / takes after (irse fuera) for a few days on business next week. We're - ? - looking for going away talking / speaking about take after / takes after (buscar) a flat in the city centre. I - ? - looking for going away talking / speaking about take after (parecerse a alguien) my dad, but my sister - ? - looking for going away talking / speaking about takes after (parecerse a alguien) our mum.
The government should try harder to - ? - go out with fill in get over take off (comunicar) to people the dangers of smoking cigarettes. - ? - go out with fill in get over take off (quitar) that stupid hat. You look like an idiot! Please - ? - go out with fill in get over take off (rellenar) this form with your name, address and employment history. I’d love to - ? - go out with fill in get over take off (salir con) Emma. Do you think she’s interested in me?
I - ? - cut it down went back fell out gave up (dejar) drinking beer last year and I've lost 15 kilos. I can’t find my keys. I think they - ? - cut it down went back fell out gave up (caer, caerse) of my pocket when I was running for the bus. I realised I'd left my wallet at home so I - ? - cut it down went back fell out gave up _ (volver, regresar) to get it. That tree is diseased. I think we had better - ? - cut it down went back fell out gave up (talar) before it falls down and kills someone.

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