Sandra Bullock has been my husband's favorite actress ________he was in his 20s. R=(for / since)

you'd like to see something funny: (I could use a good laugh. / I'm beat. / It's a classic. / Our treat. / We insist. / What the heck.)

you're not sure you want to do something but decide to do it anyway: (I could use a good laugh. / I'm beat. / It's a classic. / Our treat. / We insist. / What the heck.)

you're really tired: R= (I could use a good laugh. / I'm beat. / It's a classic. / Our treat. / We insist. / What the heck.)

That was one of the ___________ movies I've seen in years. (best / better / good)

you offer to pay the bill: (I could use a good laugh. / I'm beat. / It's a classic. / Our treat. / We insist. / What the heck.)

I don't go to movies like this, and I don't let my children watch them on TV. They're very frightening. R= horror movies / action movies / dramas

Because of the accident on the main highway, Carlito _____________________ R= (couldn't find a parking space / get a taxi / got stuck in traffic / missed the bus / overslept again)

She's worked at the bank _______ five years. R= (for / since)

you want to emphasize your willingness to do something: (I could use a good laugh. / I'm beat. / It's a classic. / Our treat. / We insist. / What the heck.)

Jackson had to park his car 10 blocks away. He ________________ __ near the office. R= (couldn't find a parking space / get a taxi / got stuck in traffic / missed the bus / overslept again )

Present perfect. This is the second time _________ to see that new science-fiction movie, but the tickets keep selling out. (we / try)

You describe an old movie that people still love today: R= (I could use a good laugh. / I'm beat. / It's a classic. / Our treat. / We insist. / What the heck.)