There's (a)   for living alone.

Have you (a)   of writing a story for Paul and Patty and for Simone? I wish you would give Paul and Patty a happy ending.

It might be in (a)   to check this information out as soon as possible.

Look, you might want to (a)   about that.

Don't get so wound (a)   before the game.

If you're sick you don't want people treating you differently, and you really don't want people walking on (a)   around you.

Don't (a)   the bush - get to the point!

He dropped a few (a)   about some gifts he’d like to get.

You can't help being biased so you may as well be (a)   about it.

What am I (a)   do if she says 'no'?

Kevin is (a)   to walk across America. (PLAN)

Ok, I (a)   to the meeting but I won't say anything. (COME)

I'm going to the theater, so I (a)   be seeing Carol there tonight.

I'm (a)   to meet his new secretary this afternoon.

Hurry up! The bus is (a)   to leave!

(a)   your gran this weekend? (SEE) (as you normally do)

(a)   your gran this weekend? (SEE) (have you planned this?)

Learners always b _ _ _ _ _ _ the instructor with lots of questions about parachute safety before they start.

(a)  

Adam joined the skydiving group, thinking it would help him to r _ _ _ _ _ better to other people.

(a)  

Jess gets angry when people criticise snowboarders but she manages to h _ _ _ herself back – she just keeps quiet.

(a)  

My speed increased as I snowboarded down the mountain.

and

I went increasingly ……………………………………….. in speed as I snowboarded down the mountain.

(a)  

Someone who wants to have or do something all the time

(a)