-Did you rate that film? -Yes, it was great! But the one I saw last wasn't very good. (Transform the sentence: COMPARED) Yes, ___________ one, it was great.

That doesn’t ring a bell. I don’t think I have heard ______ that word before.

That’s a new name for me. I don’t think I’ve ever ________ it at all.

Doesn’t Nina care what people think of her? No, she’s not ________ about public opinion.

APOLOGIZE / COMPARE / DEPEND / DO / COPE . Which verbs are followed by "with"? Which ones by "without"?

I don’t think I’ve done anything wrong. I don’t have anything to apologise ____

That was very amusing. I don’t remember l_______ at anything quite so much in a long time.

The comedian loves to see people giggling being amused and by her jokes. (Transform the sentence: AT) The comedian loves it when ______________ jokes.

That’s awful news. I could really have done ________ hearing about that.

David is so reliable. He's always there for me to count on him. (Transform the sentence: DEPEND) I can ______________ him.

I don’t know why Jo doesn’t like me making new friends. I think he’s _________ the idea that I might like other people.

I'm h________ at remembering names. I'm very sorry, could you tell me your name again?