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I need to [ ] with this project, or else I'll never finish on time. (PHRASAL VERB)
get on
During the pandemic, several people have decided to [ ] their homes. Living in a comfortable environment has become a priority. (PHRASAL VERB)
do up
Can you [ ] this mess, please? How can you live in a room like this? (PHRASAL VERB)
clear up
I've decided to [ *a** *** ] the wedding. I don't think I love him anymore... (PHRASAL VERB)
call off
I should exercise more. I was considering [ t***** ** ] dance classes. (PHRASAL VERB)
taking up
My doctor advised me to [ *** d****] on sugar. I'm completely addicted to it! (PHRASAL VERB)
cut down
All this work really [ ] me [ ] out. I need to go to bed asap! (PHRASAL VERB)
worn out
The opposite of critical is...
uncritical
The opposite of concerned is...
unconcerned
an appoinment (do or make)
make
a decision (do or make)
make
the cleaning (do or make)
do
a favour / a favor (do or make)
do
an effort (do or make)
make
a noise (do or make)
make
an impression (do or make)
make
