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Has it - ? - nodding off left off made (their garage) into passed away (dejar de/acabar, terminar) raining yet? I want to to the shops to get some milk. The neighbours have - ? - nodding off left off made (their garage) into passed away (convertir en, transformar en) a games room and they've invited us over for a game of table tennis. You're dad's always - ? - nodding off left off made (their garage) into passed away (dormirse, dar cabezadas) in front of the TV. Sandra won't be coming to work for a few days. Her mother - ? - nodding off left off made (their garage) into passed away (pasar a mejor vida) yesterday and she'll be organizing the funeral.
I'm going to change my car next year. I've been - ? - wait in putting by / away / aside get at fall back (ahorrar, tener dinero ahorrado) some money each month for over a year now. I can't meet you for coffee. I've got to - ? - wait in putting by / away / aside get at fall back (estar en casa esperando a uno) for the electrician. Why don't you come round to my place for a drink? If our video camera stops working while we're on holiday, we can always - ? - wait in putting by / away / aside get at fall back (apoyarse en) the camera in your mobile phone. Can you help me? I need some stuff that's in that box on the top shelf and I cant - ? - wait in putting by / away / aside get at fall back (alcanzar, llegar a) it.
I think you should throw that fish away. It's - ? - hand (it) back grow on go after giving off (emitir) a horrible smell. That man's walking away with our tickets! - ? - hand (it) back grow on go after giving off (perseguir, andar tras) him and make sure he doesn't disappear. I didn't really want a black car either. But after we've lived with it for a while I'm sure it'll - ? - hand (it) back grow on go after giving off (llegar a gustar) us. Have a look at the contract we've agreed on, but please - ? - hand (it) back grow on go after giving off (devolver) to me before you leave because I don't have another copy.
When she offered me the job I - ? - keep on about walked in run over jumped at (aceptar sin pensarlo) it immediately. It's a wonderful opportunity. I wish he wouldn't - ? - keep on about walked in run over jumped at (insistir en, no parar de hablar de) getting a new TV. The one we have is perfectly ok to watch football. I was having a private talk with my boss and his secretary - ? - keep on about walked in run over jumped at (entrar sin llamar/ interrumpir a alguien) without knocking. I was really angry. We used to have a dog, but he was - ? - keep on about walked in run over jumped at (atropellar) by a car a few years ago.

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