Phrasal verbs for socializing and leaving

Christina and I haven't seen one another for so long. We want to meet at a restaurant and (a)   (talk to friends who you haven't talked to recently).

My friends invited me out on Saturday, but instead I (a)   (remain at home) and watched television.

A: Where is Benny? B: Gone! He threw 20 dollars on the table, grabbed a map and (a)   (leave, often unexpectedly).

She was (a)   (refuse to let someone enter) at the John F. Kennedy airport because she didn't have a valid visa.

Before the concert, many people were (a)   (slowly move around a room or a space) waiting for Ariana Grande to start singing.

How much do you charge for (a)   (to rent) a bicycle for a week?

She (a)   (leave somewhere because you are angry) the room when she saw that people were making fun of her on instagram.

Could I please _________ you ___________ (make someone leave a place even though they want to stay) from that video game for a moment? I want you to help me get that book from the shelf. I'm not tall enough.

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Tiffanny, I would like you to (a)   (accompany someone) with me to the opera.

We will (a)   (begin a journey) to the countryside tomorrow, which is by the way, a holiday.