She doesn’t conform (a)   any fixed ideas about acceptable behaviour. (preposition)

if you _ _ _ _ (4 words needed), you assume that it is true or that it will happen or continue without thinking about it very much.

(a)  

I need to (a)   the floor before the visitors arrive

a d (a)   c appliance (complete the adjective; the number of letters is shown)

a r (a)   l autonomy (complete the adjective; the number of letters is shown)

I didn’t get any sleep at all last night, what with one thing (a)   . (continue the phrase)

Yesterday morning he (a)   out his wet socks and put them on the radiator.

Add emphasis to the underlined word: We climbed to the top of volcano during our excursion.

I can’t relate (a)   them because they’re always talking about football. (preposition)

It’s not easy living (a)   unemployment benefit. (preposition)

Add emphasis to the underlined word: The drought made many people suffer in this area.

For most of last year, her life revolved (a)   taking care of Mary. (preposition)

A full description of the ceremony is outside the scope (a)   this article. (preposition)

After (a)   the basics of counting to ten, childrenare ready to move on to simple addition

It is a piece of thick, soft material that you use to protect something.

(a)  

Take the _____ ____of someone, you try and make fun of them by copying them or teasing them about something. (2 words)

(a)  

The national anthem of the UK:

(a)  

The factory processes ran like a (a)   .

Add emphasis to the underlined word: The fire fighter saved many lives from the fire yesterday.

I could hear the sound of the toilet (a)   upstairs.

People gather in open fields, park their cars in a row, and sell things. It's called: ___ ____ sales (2 words)

(a)  

I know her like the (a)   of my hand.

The family gave us a (a)   reception.