Collocations.

When I left university I ​ (a)   a decision

• made
• took
• did
• had

What does "take up" mean in this context?:
"She decided to be a more active person this year, so She’s taken up jogging in the mornings."

• To create something new

• To start a new activity in a routinary way

• To give a presentation

• To become expert in a field.

Order the following sentence:

• I'd

• any

• written

• songs.

• never

I had a rather ​ (a)   cold last month.

• heavy
• strong
• powerful
• instense

I was waiting to ​ (a)   famous

• become
• turn
• get
• be

​ (a)   , I don't think having a trampoline at the office will improve our sells. but ​ (b)   , it would totally be nice to relax while jumping on it!

• On the one hand
• In the one hand
• On one hand
• on the other hand
• in another hand
• in the other hand

I now regreat not having brought my jacket and my lintern. It's ​ (a)   cold and ​ (b)   dark.

• bitterly
• pitch
• super
• very

Which expressions sound better with "make" and which ones with "do"?

Groups:

(a) Do...

,

(b) Make...

• harm.

• a living (out of).

• exercise.

• an excuse.

• my hair.

• a job.

• a mess.

• homework.

• a mistake.

• a profit.

• your best.

• dinner.

• progress.

• an effort.

• business.

• the dishes.