UNIT 10

I’m really pleased Peter’s decided to ............ with his original plan to travel, rather than work this summer.

• put

• agree

• get

• stick

I’d love to move to Australia, but I don’t think I could cope ............ the weather.

• for

• with

• of

• on

You need to ............ your fear of heights if you want to be a firefighter.

• risk

• realise

• succeed

• overcome

I don’t know how I’m going to ............ such a difficult race.

• tackle

• apply

• give up

• get on

We normally beat that team, so losing was ............, but let’s not worry about it.

• impossible

• unexpected

• irregular

• unsuccessful

He’s been working ............ this project for weeks and he’s getting bored with it.

• in

• about

• on

• to

I’m impressed by the way he never ............ up, even when his team is losing badly.

• gives

• ends

• breaks

• hangs

I wish I had ............ my dreams to become a professional dancer, but it’s too late now.

• stuck

• tackled

• pursued

• overcome

The travel stories he tells are u _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ – they just can’t be true.

The prices at that shop are i _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ – it’s the best place to buy clothes.