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Worksheet time: 1hrs 19mins
The company will (a) you for the extra hours you worked last week.
The (a) horse refused to cross the bridge due to its fear of heights.
Because she is so (a) , Liz spends most of her days worrying about things that can’t be fixed.
Minnie is the opposite of her (a) husband, never letting things bother her or make her tense as he does.
If you find yourself feeling (a) , try engaging in activities that promote relaxation, such as yoga or meditation.
The insurance company will (a) you for the car accident.
Constantly being (a) can lead to increased stress levels, negatively impacting both mental and physical health
Teach your children the importance of (a) by involving them in the prayer before meals.
The company did not (a) the employee for the extra work she did on the weekend.
The little girl was (a) by scary masks.
The politician’s controversial comments caused him to start (a) from the public eye.
She hasn't talked to her dad about her problems at school yet because he's really (a) about his work these days and she doesn't want to bother him.
Before we begin our meal, let us (a) and give thanks for the abundance of food on our table
At the party, guests were encouraged to (a) and get to know each other.
The soldiers started (a) from the battlefield.
The soldiers were forced to start (a) after running out of ammunition.
Will Jacob be able to (a) hurting his teenager’s feelings by purchasing her an expensive pair of sneakers
The company was (a) from the market due to low sales.
He didn't listen to his parents, as a consequence, he got (a) .
The vegetarian (a) took a bite of the meat substitute.
The politician (a) conceded defeat and promised to work harder in the future.
To avoid jail time, the young man had to (a) his neighbor for the destruction of his fence by personally building a new border.
The company started (a) from the market after realizing their product wasn’t selling.
These wild mammals of the ocean swim into the shallows to (a) with people.
Guests began to (a) at the bar, talking with strangers and friends about the weather and politics.
I was (a) for two weeks for coming home late without notifying his parents.
Jeff put in extra hours this afternoon to (a) for his late arrival to work this morning
He had a rare (a) disease and needed to be quarantined to avoid spreading the infection.
The pedestrian-friendly streets make for ideal places to walk pets and there are plenty of dog parks for pups to (a) and socialize.
She has a (a) smile. Her smile makes other people smile, her smile makes other people happy
Residents lived on meagre rations and in squalor, suffering epidemics of leprosy and other (a) diseases.
Foot-and-mouth is a highly (a) viral disease which causes blisters and fever in hoofed animals.
Since I paid over three hundred dollars for my dress, you cannot (a) me for its loss with a fifty dollar check.
Despite his introverted nature, John forced himself to (a) with the crowd at the networking event.
To make up for shortcomings or a feeling of inferiority by exaggerating good qualities.
(a)
easily spread as from one person to another
(a)
not allowed by a parent or a guardian to go out socially as a punishment
(a)
always behaving in a very correct way, unable to relax in informal situations ; worried or nervous and not able to relax
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frightened or nervous
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to say a short prayer before or after a meal
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avoiding a dangerous, unpleasant , or embarrassing situation, especially by moving away from it ; to escape from fighting or danger
(a)
with a certain degree of unwillingness ; in a way that shows that you are not willing to do something and are therefore slow to do it:
(a)
gathering or bringing together ;
(a)
to move around and talk to a lot of people, especially at a social event
(a)
voc 2
(a)
to take goods off a vehicle ; remove goods from (a vehicle, ship, container, etc.
(a)
moved information or files to the computer from another computer system or the internet
(a)
to express an opinion about something after examining and judging it carefully and in detail ; to give an opinion or judgment about a piece or work, book, film, etc.:
(a)
a meal for which diffrent foods are placed on a table so that people can serve themselves
(a)
a horizontal work surface in kitchen or other food preparation areas
(a)
a part in some refrigerators where uncooked chicken, fish, and other fresh meat or beverages could be stored
(a)
someone who cooks food in a restaurant as his/ her job
(a)
A special ramp is needed to (a) the rest of the heavy boxes from the back of the truck.
Arriving at the store just after midnight, the truck driver had to wait until morning to (a) his goods.
The (a) in the kitchen was cluttered with appliances and dishes, making it difficult to prepare meals."
Mark told me about a bar that serves up drinks (a) style so that they don’t have to pay for a bartender.
My grandmother likes to (a) all her problems on me when I come over to visit on Saturdays.
Requesting several strong men to help (a) the trailer, the farmer tried to think of an easier way to unpack all the goods
The restaurant's (a) was stocked with fresh produce and meats to ensure they stayed fresh."
The (a) in the factory broke down, causing the temperature to rise and the machines to malfunction."
The new kitchen had a beautiful granite (a) that was perfect for preparing meals.
Parents often struggle to find a balance between work and family life, needing to (a) some responsibilities to maintain their well-being.
The contractor installed the new (a) in the kitchen in just a few hours, making a huge difference in the overall look of the space."
The teacher encouraged students to actively participate in class discussions and (a) their thoughts and opinions."
The prime minister asked the attorney general to advise on how far it was possible to use troops to (a) the food imports under a state of emergency even though there was not an immediate threat to the "essentials of life".
The dishes were all done, stacked in the strainer, and the stove and (a) wiped clean.
They (a) their software and information across the network each time they are switched on.
All of the information you need to apply for initial licensure or a renewal of your license is available for (a) here.
The professor asked us to write a (a) of the article we read
Lola keeps a vat of bacon grease on her (a) that she uses over and over again to do her cooking.
Reports should be edited several times before they are submitted to a teacher for (a)
After their group performances in front of a live audience, the groups received their (a) .
The game is (a) into a phone's memory and deleted when a player has completed the game
I was recently (a) and installed a shareware program which encodes audio and video multimedia files.
Last night, as I often do these days, I (a) some podcasts to listen to while going to sleep
David Miliband has delivered a harsh (a) of his brother's election campaign, saying it appeared to push the Labour party backwards from the principles of aspiration and inclusion.
If you do not read the essay, you will not be able to write an honest (a) of its worth
he author was angry when he received a negative (a) of his novel.
