A : I think you’ll ( ) as a doctor, Bill. You’re smart and good with people.

B : Thank you. I’ll certainly do my best.

A : It’s hard to see Mt. Bilton from this ( ).

B : You’re right. Let’s move over there. It looks like there are fewer trees.

A : What restaurant do you think we should go to?

B : Well, today is your birthday, so it’s your ( ). Anywhere you want to go is fine.

A : Why do you need to go to the bank, honey?

B : I still have lots of Japanese yen left from our trip. I want to ( ) it for dollars.

A : How do you and Richard like your new apartment, Penny?

B : It’s ( ) for us. It’s just the right size, and it’s close to both of our offices.

A : Excuse me, waiter. I’ll have the ham and mushroom pizza.

B : I’m sorry, sir. We don’t have any ham today. Would you like bacon ( )?

A : I don’t know which dress to wear to the party tonight.

B : Please ( ) up your mind quickly, Lucy. We have to leave in a few minutes.

A : What did you see when you went to Australia?

B : We saw so many things! Koalas, rainforests, kangaroos, and so ( ). It was a wonderful trip.

A : Stacy, were you able to finish all of the questions on the chemistry test today?

B : No. I ran ( ) of time on the last one.

A : I’ve been studying for eight hours every day. I’m so tired.

B : ( ) it easy, Peter. It’s not good for you to work so hard.

A : Lindsay, are you ( ) school? The school bus will be here soon.

B : Yes, Mom. Let me just get my bag.