In five years’ time, he (probably/ be) at university.

Take your seats. The film (be due to start).

You can use your mobile to (keep / guard) a record of where you go and what you do on holiday.

I told my teacher I was having difficulty (making up for/ keeping up with) the lessons so she (came up with/ made up for) the idea of a homework club after school.

For some people, the word ‘England’ (gives up/ conjures up) images of Big Ben and afternoon tea.

Walking on ancient ruins causes severe (damage / casualty) to the stones in the parts of the ruins that are left.

My parents have just bought a house in Spain and want us to (think up/ end up) a name for it. I like the name ‘Villa Bella’, but my sister wants to call it ‘Buena Vista’.

I (have) my first online class tomorrow. It will be fun!

We saw an amazing Shakespeare play last night. The actors were (conjured up/ dressed up) in costumes from the 1600s.

Our flight was delayed by twelve hours so we (gave up/ ended up) spending the night at the airport.

I’m so excited! We’re going on holiday to Peru. My mum (booked / ordered) the flights last night.

This time next week, I (finish) my holidays.

By the time our flight finally (landed / was landing), we (didn’t eat / hadn’t eaten) for twelve hours.