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  • He had very bad flu last week but he's now getting... it.
    over
  • The burglar is... to be a teenager.
    thought / believed
  • Could you tell me what time the shop next door...?
    opens / closes
  • Which one is different? FRAUD, SMUGGLER, THEFT, TERRORISM
    smuggler
  • To be dismissed from your job is to get...
    sacked / fired
  • I was... stiff when I watched that horror movie.
    scared
  • Let me give you... of advice. Don't marry him!
    a piece
  • After failing his exams, Henry... out on pizza and ice cream.
    pigged
  • He never spends money unless he absolutely has to. He's a bit...
    tight-fisted
  • When you pass an exam brilliantly, you pass it with... colours.
    flying
  • The robbers... 100,000€ from the bank.
    stole
  • I... my hair cut yesterday.
    had
  • When you are extremelly busy at work you are... under.
    snowed
  • He's so hardworking. What an eager... he is!
    beaver
  • A small blue German car OR A blue small German car?
    A small blue German car
  • They have nothing in common. They're like... and cheese.
    chalk
  • I'd buy that product online as the... rates are very cheap.
    shipping
  • My mum loves classical music and so... my sister.
    does
  • Look at the door! It looks... someone's tried to break in.
    as if
  • Which one is different? PALM, CALF, WRIST, THUMB
    calf
  • This meat tastes... beef.
    like
  • My sister isn't used to... for such a big company.
    working
  • Which one is different? KIDNEY, LUNG, HIP, LIVER
    hip
  • Is feeling gutted good or bad?
    bad
  • I've been running for 2 hours and I feel... now.
    knackered / exhausted / shattered
  • I didn't know he was that good at singing. He's a dark...
    horse
  • Her ankle is... (= bigger than normal because of an injury/infection).
    swollen
  • The bank has... all over the country.
    branches
  • You can pay for the product online or pay cash on...
    delivery
  • To demand money from someone by threatening to tell a secret about them is to...
    blackmail
  • He borrowed some money to... up his own company.
    set
  • I keep forgetting to phone Mary. Please, ... me to do it tomorrow.
    remind
  • This has nothing to do with you. Please, mind your own...
    business
  • To find a way to enter someone's computer is to...
    hack
  • He got a good job... not having the right degree.
    despite
  • When you work in the morning, stop for a break and work again in the afternoon, you have a split...
    shift
  • ... three cups of tea already this morning.
    I've had
  • An area of red spots caused by an illness or infection.
    rash
  • I can't swallow. I have a... throat.
    sore
  • I'm sure you left your purse in the restaurant. You... have left it there.
    must
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