stay, spend, pass / make, cause, have

The news caused / had a great impact on the economy.

Despite being offered a better-paying job as a fitness trainer, Liam decided to stay / spend / pass in the fashion industry.

A cyclist had / made / caused an accident when he lost control of his bike and crossed the road. Two cars crashed into each other.

I spent / stayed two days worrying about you! You could've called from a friend's phone to tell me yours had been stolen!

When she first came to the UK, her accent caused / made it difficult to understand her.

We should be able to go camping because they say the weather is going to stay / pass / spend like this for the rest of the week.

Do you think I should get a haircut before my interview tomorrow? I want to make / cause a good impression.

I have / made a good impression of the new manager.

My students don't cause / have any trouble.

I hope the weather stays / spends / passes like this all weekend.

How can I make / cause an impact on the lives of others?

I hope this doesn't make / cause any problems.

What do you do to spend / pass the time when you're waiting for an appointment?

Alice needs to make / cause changes to her schedule.

I had / made / caused a cycling accident last week and broke my left arm.

The drunk driver made / caused / had an accident when he drove through a red traffic light.

I didn't get enough sleep because I stayed / spent about 3 hours studying last night.

Some of my classmates had / made a lot of trouble with the homework but I thought it was easy, so now I'm not sure I understood the instructions!