TO BECOME VERY ANNOYED

Jane ____ when she sees people throwing good food away.

TO HAVE JUST ENOUGH OF SOMETHING SUCH AS MONEY OR KNOWLEDGE SO THAT YOU CAN DO WHAT YOU NEED TO DO.

TO SEE, SPEAK TO, OR WRITE TO SOMEONE.

Kathy would like to ____ the local authorities about getting more doctors for the town's health centre.

TO OBTAIN, RECEIVE, OR BE GIVEN KNOWLEDGE OR FACTS ABOUT SOMEONE OR SOMETHING.

TO BECOME INVOLVED IN A BAD SITUATION

Kathy's teenage son ____ when he arrived home in the early hours of the morning. He had forgotten to tell his parents that he had been invited to a party, and he had just left without a word to anyone.

TO REMOVE SOMETHING THAT IS INSIDE OR MIXED WITH SOMETHING ELSE.

At the end of the lesson, you can ____ the swimming pool.

TO START TO FEEL HAPPY (AFTER SOMETHING OR SOMEONE HAS ANNOYED YOU) OR WELL AGAIN

My grandmother has found it difficult to ____ COVID.

TO PREPARE ONESELF OR SOMEONE ELSE TO DO SOMETHING.

Parent to child: You're going to be late for school. You're still in your pyjamas! Please, ____ now!

TO THROW AWAY, GIVE AWAY, OR SELL A POSSESSION THAT YOU NO LONGER WANT OR NEED.

Before I moved to Spain, Mark and Julie had to ____ most of their furniture.

TO MOVE TO OR FROM A POSITION OR PLACE.

Since I don't drive, I ____ work on foot. I live near my company.

TO BE CAUGHT OR HELD IN A POSITION SO THAT YOU CANNOT MOVE.

The car ____ in the snow.

TO RECEIVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO DO SOMETHING ESPECIALLY SOMETHING ONE WANTS TO DO.

I would love to ____ ____ ____ to work in China.