Reactions and health.

to telephone to say that you are unable to work because of illness.

I really don't want to go, but I guess I'll just have to g.............. and b................ it.

He lived to the g.................. ol................. age of 97.

The situation doesn't seem as d _ _ _ as you described it.

So i......... e........... the government have lowered taxes for the rich and raised them for the poor.

Some people always f.................. o............... the h............. , and often their anger is totally out of proportion to the problem in hand.

Why didn’t you tell me you were coming home late? I’ve been w................. s................. !

You’re in d.............. trouble now (=in very serious trouble)!

Don’t ask him again. It’s better to let s.................. d................. lie.

I want you both to be on your b............... b................ at Grandad’s, children!

Others have behavioural problems and need to l........... off s.............. in a safe and controlled setting.

I found it very difficult to keep a s............... f............ when he gave an excuse for being late.

Paris was a f............. c................ from the village where she grew up.

I’d better g.............. the coffee a m................. . I’m due at a meeting in half an hour.

She was fired from the company last year, but she had the l............. l.............. when she was hired by their main rival at twice the salary.

They responded i.......... k................. , threatening to ban imports from Japan. (in the same way)

They fear it could have an a.................... e................. on global financial markets.

He decided to go along with them f............... a l.............. . (for enjoyment, not for a serious purpose)

The game really c................. to l................. in the second half.

United will be k................ themselves for missing several chances.