Fiona has bought some new trainers. They’re ones (as / like) yours, actually

‘Ladies and gentlemen, we (are now arriving / are now getting) at our final stop. Please ensure you have all your belongings when leaving the train.’

Turn left just before you (arrive / reach) the corner of the street

My best friend and I do everything together. She’s (as / like) a sister to me.

We hope to (can go / be able to) go to Hollywood when we are in LA.

Charles Dickens is regarded (as / like) one of the greatest writers of the nineteenth century.

The rubbish is collected tomorrow, so I’ll be able to __________ rid of these old shoes then.

When I saw the painting, I was surprised. I didn’t know my dad (could paint / managed to paint).

If we need to get to the airport for 9 o’clock, I think that we should __________ off at six

I’m cycling to the café so I’ll call you when I (get / reach) there.

We came out to look at the stars, but we (haven’t / can’t) been able to see any because it’s cloudy.

The shop is __________ away free samples of a new drink today, so you should go and get one.

It was only when I (had got / had reached) halfway home that I realised I had left my bag at school!