Camilla and Sergio SPLIT (a)   last year but then they got back together. ( to end a marriage / a relationship / etc.)

My parents died when I was very young so my grandma BROUGHT me (a)   . ( raise/educate/care for )

I BUMPED/RAN (a)   an old friend from uni in the street. ( to meet someone unexpectedly)

The situation CALLS (a)   calm negotiations and cool heads from everyone involved. ( demand / request)

They’ve had to CALL (a)   the match due to bad weather. ( cancel an event)

I’m just going to CARRY (a)   working on my presentation, but let me know if you need anything. ( continue)

The new hairstyle has really CAUGHT (a)   with teenagers in my town. (an idea or a style becomes popular)

I kept dropping hints about what I wanted for my birthday but my wife didn’t CATCH (a)   . ( to understand/realise after a long time)

I CAME (a)   my old school books while I was clearing out the attic. – find by chance

He CAME (a)   quite a lot of money when his grandparents passed away. ( inherit money)

COME (a)   after school and we’ll work on the science project together. (come to your house)

I’ve COME UP (a)   a great idea for our Halloween costumes. ( think of and suggest an idea )

His name CAME (a)   in the conversation. (a subject is mentioned and and discussed)

Don’t be late! Everyone is COUNTING (a)   you. ( to rely on)