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We had no more milk, so I went to the supermarket.
ran out of
If you want to put your name down for the course, you have to go online.
sign up
Can you wait a minute? I’m nearly ready.
hang on
Would you like to be part of the study group? We meet on Wednesdays.
join in
I decided to stop playing tennis because I hurt my arm.
give up
We left home at 6 o’clock to get to the airport at 7.30.
set off
Do you want to continue working or shall we have a break?
go on
Can you take care of my plants when I go on holiday?
look after
I have a good relationship with everyone in my family. (rewrite)
I get on with everyone in my family.
I've put my name down for an English course. (rewrite)
I’ve signed up for an English course.
I can’t wait to see my friend again. (rewrite)
I’m looking forward to seeing my friend again.
My father has stopped eating sugar. (rewrite)
My father has given up eating sugar.
My brother has just started playing basketball. (rewrite)
My brother has just taken up basketball.
