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I’m spending far more than I can afford. I’ll really have to c_____ down on the amount of shopping I do.

I’m spending far more than I can afford. I’ll really have to cut down on the amount of shopping I do.

This new film is so popular that it has been p_______ in huge audiences

This new film is so popular that it has been pulling in huge audiences

It’s an enormous music shop which c_____ for all musical tastes from classical music to heavy metal.

It’s an enormous music shop which caters for all musical tastes from classical music to heavy metal.

Do you want to come shopping with me? I’m going to p____ up those red shoes I ordered.

Do you want to come shopping with me? I’m going to pick up those red shoes I ordered.

They’ve t_____ over an old building in the city centre for their new shop.

They’ve taken over an old building in the city centre for their new shop.

Melanie doesn’t like h_______ around her parents, so she’s gone shopping on her own

Melanie doesn’t like hanging around her parents, so she’s gone shopping on her own

Chantal c______ up with the brilliant idea of selling her old clothes in the market on Saturday.

Chantal came up with the brilliant idea of selling her old clothes in the market on Saturday.

I never expected to c_____ up against so many problems trying to get my mobile phone fixed.

I never expected to come up against so many problems trying to get my mobile phone fixed.

Shopping in Oxford Street w_____ us out , so we decided to take a taxi back to the hotel.

Shopping in Oxford Street wears us out , so we decided to take a taxi back to the hotel.

It’s a great little café to c____ out in after a hard day at school.

It’s a great little café to chill out in after a hard day at school.

What have you b____ up to ? You should have finished the shopping by now

What have you been up to ? You should have finished the shopping by now

My dad asked me to p____ into the post office and post a parcel for him.

My dad asked me to pop into the post office and post a parcel for him.