Even though I missed a month of school, it wasn't hard to catch up with/dig up the work
catch up with
He had lived in Oxford for / since his teens and he loved the atmosphere.
since
My economics instructor/lecturer has worked here for 20 years.
lecturer
Martha ____ ______ a car since the accident. (not drive)
hasn't driven
Are you able to think ____ or deeply like a philosopher? (logic)
logically
My grandfather left school at 15 with no degrees/qualifications
qualifications
My cousin hadn’t ever / never done an experiment in a laboratory before.
ever
She criticised Tim for/with/of not paying attention
for
Once / Until they had finished the exam, they were free to leave the classroom.
Once
I _______ never _______ a dinosaur before I went to the museum. (see)
had never seen
Let's creep up behind/catch up with Jon and scare him!
creep up behind
‘ _____ for the test?’ ‘Of course not. That’s why they failed.’ (they / prepare)
Had the prepared/did they prepare
Jeremy _____ to the exhibition and said it was great. (go)
has been/went
He wasn't paying attention to/for/at the teacher, so he didn't know about the test
to
You need to hurry up/speak up. The train leaves in 5 minutes and you're not ready.
hurry up
My friends have set up/ended up a study group to help us revise for exams.
set up
I have no _____ understanding other people's emotions. (difficult)
difficulty
In primary school I had to wear a school uniform and I ____ it. (hate)
hated
When I woke up this morning for college, my sister____ . (already/leave)
had already left
Dancers and surgeons have ______ mind-body coordination. (impress)
impressive
He has applied to numerous universities but hasn’t been successful since / yet.
yet