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I've ______ (spend) many summers in my grandparent's town.
spent
I've [been doing / done] all the homework. Can I watch TV now?
done
I've [been asking /'ve asked] him to call me several times
've asked
The opposite of mature is...
immature
The opposite of enthusiastic is...
unenthusiastic
The opposite of patient is...
impatient
The opposite of organized is...
disorganized
Someone you can't trust is **********
unreliable
A parent who sets a lot of rules for their child is ******
strict
do the _______
ironing
____ the floor using a broom
sweep
____ the table (dispose plates and other utensils on the table before a meal)
lay / set
____ the washing out to dry
hang
work (do or make)
do
a job (do or make)
do
a sport (do or make)
do
a plan (do or make)
make
an impression (do or make)
make
a noise (do or make)
make
an effort (do or make)
make
a favour / a favor (do or make)
do
the cleaning (do or make)
do
a decision (do or make)
make
an appoinment (do or make)
make
The opposite of concerned is...
unconcerned
The opposite of critical is...
uncritical
All this work really [ ] me [ ] out. I need to go to bed asap! (PHRASAL VERB)
worn out
My doctor advised me to [ *** d****] on sugar. I'm completely addicted to it! (PHRASAL VERB)
cut down
I should exercise more. I was considering [ t***** ** ] dance classes. (PHRASAL VERB)
taking up
I've decided to [ *a** ***    ] the wedding. I don't think I love him anymore... (PHRASAL VERB)
call off
Can you [ ] this mess, please? How can you live in a room like this? (PHRASAL VERB)
clear up
During the pandemic, several people have decided to [ ] their homes. Living in a comfortable environment has become a priority. (PHRASAL VERB)
do up
I need to [ ] with this project, or else I'll never finish on time. (PHRASAL VERB)
get on
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