Linda keeps ( ) information such as her e­mail and bank passwords in a small notebook. She is careful not to let anyone else see the notebook.

) A : Why were you late for work today, Bob? B : The ( ) was terrible. It took me an hour to drive 4 kilometers.

) A : How can I find more ( ) about the cleaning service on your website? B : Just click on the information button at the top of our home page and you can see everything.

A : I have so much homework to do this weekend. B : So ( ). I have a science report, a history assignment, and an English paper to write for Monday

Carrie wants her children to speak more ( ), so she often reminds them to say “please” and “thank you” to other people

Many people in the United States choose ( ) products instead of foreign ones so as to support American industry.

A : I finished cleaning my room, Mom. Take a look. B : It’s not good ( ), Kevin. You must clean your desk and put your books away too.

A : What does this word mean, Dad? B : I’m not sure. You’ll have to ( ) in the dictionary.

A : I made these cookies for everyone this morning. Please ( ) yourself. B : Thanks. They look delicious

A : Do you know any good sightseeing places in London? B : Of course! I go there ( ) on business, so I know the city really well.

A : I’m going to be away next week, so please ( ) your assignment to Ms. Edwards. B : OK, Professor Clifton. I’ll give it to her as soon as I’m done.

Bart has been looking forward to his grandmother’s visit for months. She will come tomorrow, and he is excited about her ( ).

A : Dad, this box is too heavy for me ( ) upstairs. B : OK. I’ll take it upstairs for yo