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It was a good report, but you - ? - go in left out falls under give in (omitir, excluir) some important sales figures from last year. I don't think playing chess - ? - go in left out falls under give in (clasificarse en, estar incluido / a en) the heading of doing exercise! I - ? - go in left out falls under give in (darse por vencido/a, rendirse). What have you cooked for dinner? Surprise me. It costs 45 Euros to - ? - go in left out falls under give in . That's a bit expensive for a jazz concert of you ask me!
We've - ? - handed over go out of get along fall on (perder la costumbre) the habit of celebrating Christmas since the children moved out. In 1997, Hong Kong was officially - ? - handed over go out of get along fall on (entregar / ceder) to the People's Republic of China. When people - ? - handed over go out of get along fall on (encontrarse en) hard times. they should ask for help. After she went blind, it took her a long time to learn how to - ? - handed over go out of get along fall on (arreglárselas) without vision.
Are you going to - ? - look ahead walked away hand around put across (repartir, ofrecer, pasar) the chocolate biscuits or keep them all to yourself? When I - ? - look ahead walked away hand around put across (mirar hacia adelante) to life after retirement, I see boredom, illness and death. During the meeting he - ? - look ahead walked away hand around put across (comunicar, hacer entender, expresar, presentar) his ideas clearly and enthusiastically. I didn't feel like arguing with her, so I turned around and simply - ? - look ahead walked away hand around put across (irse, alejarse).
You must - ? - knock down give in fell on take (you) up on (entregar) your end of term projects by this Friday or you will not receive a grade. I've decided to - ? - knock down give in fell on take (you) up on (aceptar -una oferta-) your offer to paint the house, but we need to talk about money. When are they going to - ? - knock down give in fell on take (you) up on (derribar) that old cinema? It's been closed for more than five years. I was playing ice hockey when - ? - knock down give in fell on take (you) up on (caer sobre) my knee and broke it.

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