It took me a long time to … my new routine. (collaboration / contribute to / leadership / demonstrate / failure / commitment / adapt to / take responsibility for / be willing to)

Jenny will play the violin for three years next September. She really enjoys it.

You can’t always succeed. You have to accept… and learn from it. (collaboration / contribute to / leadership / demonstrate / failure / commitment / adapt to / take responsibility for / be willing to)

The movie is good, but I like the book a bit more. (little)

Tom will have worked for twelve hours by eight o’clock. And there’ll still be more to do.

Molly will run the London marathon this time tomorrow. In fact, she should be near the end.

Polly and I both spent two hours writing our history essay.(just) => I spent _____ Polly on my history essay.

Your camera is much better than mine. (nowhere near)

... of my friends write letters anymore as they all use messenger apps to communicate. (little/ several/ a little/ each/ none of /all /both of /one of /few)

I don’t know what I’ve done wrong, but _____ my friends have replied to my messages – not one! (little/ several/ a little/ each/ none of /all /both of /one of /few)

Emily was chosen as team captain because of her… skills. (collaboration / contribute to / leadership / demonstrate / failure / commitment / adapt to / take responsibility for / be willing to)