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The ghost story got so frightening that the children hid under a blanket. (they / afraid / look)

Are you going to do the big shop, or would you rather ?

It's better to avoid in the town centre on a Saturday.

My brother never liked books as a boy. He wasn't anything at all.

It annoyed me that the plans were changed without anybody me.

"You broke the window." "No, I didn't." (He denied ...)

3b Mum handed me the parcel and I it. (unwrap)

Did you get a fine because you parked on the yellow line? Did you get fined for ?

"Let's meet outside the cinema." "OK, fine." (They arranged ...)

"What's that smell?" Smoke is coming out of the toaster in the kitchen.

We could smell something ...

I used to a van, but I sold it in the spring.

I've never been on a horse, but I'd like to learn .

Gail went out.

My legs are aching. I need a rest. I'm not used to up so many hills.

At first I didn't want to join the choir, but Megan persuaded me. (Megan persuaded ...)

My uncle (down / tripped / the stairs / going / and broke his arm)

Flights are very expensive this year, so we've decided against abroad.

Do you understand the instructions, or would ?

You owe your brother an apology. You should apologise to him so unkind.

I refuse for something I didn't break. (pay)

There's no point in chasing the dog.

She said she wanted to be an astronaut. She doesn't remember this.

Don't try to fix the car if you don't know what's wrong with it.

Rob needed a lift to the airport. He tried his brother, but his brother was working. (ask)

I texted my friends.

A pair of black shoes is dull and scuffed.

My shoes are scuffed. They .

Do you need a passport to Ireland?

Ellie is studying law. She likes it. (She / like / study / law)

It's expensive to heat a big house. (A big house ...)

I would love to your party, but I'm working that night.

We love working in this office. (nice place / work)

A: Would you like to sit down? B: to stand.