___ we been told the correct time, we’d have got here

earlier.

___ for our conversation yesterday, I’d have missed the programme.

If it hadn’t ___ for the last question, I’d have got full marks on the test.

If we ___ the other route, we wouldn’t be sitting in this traffic jam now.

Let’s take ___ train gets to London earliest.

If Jamie ___ on holiday, he’d have led the meeting yesterday.

The survey results were exactly ___ we’d hoped to see.

___ planted those roses didn’t know what they were doing.

You’re welcome to come on the trip – ___ that you make your famous cake for the picnic!

Jake usually ___ along with whatever his colleagues suggest.

The news of a test tomorrow came a bit ___ the blue for the students.

There’s a(n) ___ of truth in the complaint, but the seriousness of it has been exaggerated.

It’s a setback, but don’t get hung up ___ it – we can solve the problem.

No one came forward so I ___ the initiative and set out my ideas for the trip.

To say that no one likes the new building is a ___ statement, as I know several people who do.

I don’t think I’ll win the challenge, but I’ll ___ it a good go.

It’s crucial for students to learn ___ thinking skills at school.

Getting such poor results in her end of year exams really ___ Sophie’s confidence.

On a(n) ___ level, I feel that I’ve gained a lot from the course.

To go ___ to my previous point, we need to prioritise these issues.

Let me ___ up on what Matteo was just saying.

Earlier you ___ an important point, which we haven’t dealt with.

Sorry, I didn’t mean to cut you ___, you were saying ...?

If I can ___ in here, I think we need to focus on the issue in front of us.