it takes me such a long time every morning to get up and PUT ON / GET DRESSED / WEAR. I've got an important job interview this morning, however, so I need to hurry up
GET DRESSED
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Perhaps I should GET DRESSED / TRY ON / PUT ON / my purple tie
PUT ON
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And maybe I'll TRY ON / GET DRESSED / WEAR my new green trousers
WEAR
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Oh no! They don't SUIT / FIT / MEASURE me. They're too short!
FIT
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It's my own fault. I didn't TRY THEM ON / WEAR THEM OUT / FIT THEM UP / before I bought them.
TRY THEM ON
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and I really should have CREASED / CRUMPLED / IRONED them they are all wrinkled.
ironed
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Now, which jacket shall I wear? Perhaps the blue one - it really MATCHES / SUITS / EQUALS me.
suits
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as for shoes, i can't wear those black shoes - they don't MATCH / FIT / MEASURE my orange shirt. I'll wear my red trainers instead.
match
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this waistcoat is too small for me now. I've GROWN OUT OF / GROWN INTO it. I know - I'll wear my pink cardigan instead.
grown out of
Children at that age grow out of their clothes so quickly.
If it survives, a tadpole will grow into a frog.
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Unfortunately I haven't got any socks: I wore them all OUT / OFF / ON.
WEAR OUT
They became bored as time wore on.
The pain-relieving effects of the aspirin would wear off after just an hour.
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oh no, I can't DO IN / DO OVER / DO UP the zip on my trousers. Oh well, nobody will notice
do up
Trotsky's assassin did him in with an ice axe.
The report was a mess, and the boss made me do it over.
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ok, finished. Now let's take a look at myself in the mirror. Oh dear, I'm certainly no GRANDMODEL / SUPERMODEL / GREATMODEL
SUPERMODEL
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oh well, it's too late to ALTER / CHANGE / EXCHANGE now
change.
The schedule for the day altered as a result of the sudden storm.
She was happy with the exchange of cheese for sweets.
