Look out for the Picasso drawings when you  (a)   round the exhiition

We should (a)   off the meeting till next week

She was really ill and it took her a long time to (a)   over it

She finally (a)   up with a brilliant solution to the problem

Don't stop (a)   on with what you're doing

He often (a)   up excuses for why he's late

The children love (a)   up in their grandparent's clothes

The book sounded fascinating, but it (a)   out to be really dull

A thousand workers were (a)   off when the factory closed

He's completely useless. He can't even (a)   out simple instructions.

I told a ___ ____ because I didn't want to upsent him

(a)  

We tried to ____ the waiter's ____, but he just ignored us

(a)  

I woke up suddenly in the ____ of ____ - there was a noise downstairs

(a)  

He's a really nice guy - very ____ to ____

(a)  

This printer is such a ____ in the ____; it never works

(a)  

____ on ____ could you spend $2,000 on a watch?

(a)  

I followed the instruction to the (a)   , but I still couldn't get the wi-fi to work

Let's not focus on the details. We need to see the ____ ____

(a)  

Jack's got his ____ to the ____ revising for his exams

(a)  

I've got a ____ ____ that this meeting is going to go badly

(a)