Complete sentences 1–15 by choosing an ending from a-o
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Complete the sentences
Complete sentences 1–15 by choosing an ending from a-o.
1 She was feeling down in the mouth because ...
2 He was hard up this month because he ...
3 We decided to get a move on because we ...
4 After spending the whole day walking around the shops in London, we ...
5 She was late for work this morning because she ...
6 The secretary asked me to hold the line while she ...
7 It was a secret, so ...
8 Now that he’s out of work he ...
9 He can’t read a note of music, he ...
10 I was feeling a bit under the weather so I ...
11 As we had over two hours to wait for our train, we ...
12 I can’t say I recognise her but ...
13 The room was so quiet that you ...
14 Don’t expect Paul to remember anything. He’s ...
15 If you play your cards right you ...
a ... promised to keep it under my hat.
b ... her name rings a bell.
c ... got a memory like a sieve.
d ... decided not to go to work.
e ... plays everything by ear.
f ... she and her boyfriend had just broken up.
g ... didn’t want to miss the last bus.
h ... could end up being manager by the time you’re thirty.
i ... could hear a pin drop.
j ... had a lot of bills to pay.
k ... finds it hard to make ends meet.
l ... got caught in a traffic-jam.
m ... decided to kill time by going into a pub for a drink.
n ... were dead beat.
o ... put me through to the manager.
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Complete the sentences
Complete sentences 1–15 by choosing an ending from a-o.
1 She was feeling down in the mouth because ...
2 He was hard up this month because he ...
3 We decided to get a move on because we ...
4 After spending the whole day walking around the shops in London, we ...
5 She was late for work this morning because she ...
6 The secretary asked me to hold the line while she ...
7 It was a secret, so ...
8 Now that he’s out of work he ...
9 He can’t read a note of music, he ...
10 I was feeling a bit under the weather so I ...
11 As we had over two hours to wait for our train, we ...
12 I can’t say I recognise her but ...
13 The room was so quiet that you ...
14 Don’t expect Paul to remember anything. He’s ...
15 If you play your cards right you ...
a ... promised to keep it under my hat.
b ... her name rings a bell.
c ... got a memory like a sieve.
d ... decided not to go to work.
e ... plays everything by ear.
f ... she and her boyfriend had just broken up.
g ... didn’t want to miss the last bus.
h ... could end up being manager by the time you’re thirty.
i ... could hear a pin drop.
j ... had a lot of bills to pay.
k ... finds it hard to make ends meet.
l ... got caught in a traffic-jam.
m ... decided to kill time by going into a pub for a drink.
n ... were dead beat.
o ... put me through to the manager.