Here are suitable words to complete each sentence:

1) **time**
- Harvey seldom pays his bill on time, and his brother does **too**.

2) **his**
- Jim was upset last night because he had to do too **his** homework.

3) **to**
- The officials object **to** wearing long dresses for the inaugural dance at the country club.

4) **sorts**
- You look rather out of **sorts**. Why don’t you see a doctor?

5) **eye**
- Would you mind keeping an **eye** on our house for us while we’re away?

6) **one**
- Good heaven, it’s you, Tom. You are the last **one** I expected to see here.

7) **set**
- My father doesn’t like any kind of change. He’s very **set** in his ways.

8) **saddle**
- Hearing about people who mistreat animals makes me go hot under the **saddle**.

9) **up**
- It’s very cold in here. Do you mind if I put **up** the heating?

10) **Due**
- **Due** to the bank manager’s loan, Gerald’s struggling company managed to stay solvent.