The tennis player won the game ......... ........... because his opponent didn't turn up.

(a)  

The siblings couldn't decide but finally .......... .......... an arrangement for the summer house so they could share it through the year.

(a)  

You should never (a)   your opponent because they may surprise you! (estimate) +N, +ADJ

To make certain something will happen properly.

(a)  

The two brothers didn't really have an argument - it was just a silly (a)   . + SYN

When you solve a problem by providing something that is needed.

(a)  

To become firm, steady or unchanging or to make sth firm or steady. +N, N, + ADJ, ADJ, ADJ

(a)  

The art gallery is interested in helping (a)   young artists.

The young author got a (a)   advance for her new book as she was so popular. (size)

The young man can speak fluent English, French and Italian so that ........ him ....... ......... over the other candidates for the job placement.

(a)  

The young student considered speaking in public as the most (a)   experience she had ever had.

The experienced correspondent ....... ........ some remarks which the politician had made the previous year.

(a)  

While Jason's manager is away on business, he will (a)   responsibility.

When teachers do not involve students in art lessons they (a)   their creativity.

Suggested or understood without being stated directly. + OPP

(a)  

The colleagues decided to have a meeting and ........ ........ ........ each other to see if they can find a solution.

(a)  

Loyalty to someone or something

(a)  

Students who have the ability to concentrate have an excellent (a)   that will help them become successful.

Jonathan took full responsibility since he is the manager and the ...... ........ ......... him.

(a)