Maybe they forgot about the appointment. (might)
They might have forgotten about the appointment.
I s.... a.... an old school photo when I was cleaning out my office.
stumbled across
I b....... i....... Montse yesterday at the supermarket.
bumped into
When Gary was feeling a bit lost, Mary t... h.... u.... h... w....
took him under her wing
I thought the meeting would go on for ages, but in the end it was s.... and s....
short and sweet
It's not possible that he missed the train. (can't)
He can't have missed the train.
By the time we arrive, they .... (finish) dinner.
will have finished
British Council is famous for it's use of c.... e..... technology
cutting edge
Do you have permission to stay out late? (allowed)
Are you allowed to stay out late?
check / home / I'll / out / I / it / get / when
I'll check it out when I get home
You should study if you want to pass the exam. (better)
You'd better hurry if you want to pass the exam.
By next year, I .... (work) here for a decade.
will have been working
I pretended to ..... (lose) my phone and said that I .... (look) for it for days.
have lost, had been looking
situation / the / they / brilliantly / dealt / with / difficult (2 options)
They dealt brilliantly with the difficult situation/ They dealt with the difficult situation brilliantly
shop / has / that's / the / into / second time / year / this / broken / been
That's the second time this year the shop has been broken into
put / let's / it / next / off / week / until
Let's put it off until next week
Many people prefer the u... p... of the countryside compared with the chaos of city living.
unhurried pace
Let's go for a l.... s.... around town this afternoon.
leisurely stroll
I'm in a bit of a rush so I can't stay - this is just a f...... v.....
flying visit
They shouldn't spend so much time on their phones. (supposed)
They aren't supposed to spend so much time on their phones.