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(kill him) If he says that again I'll ... him ...- I swear it start learning
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You'd better not drink that milk, Joe. It's (turned sour) start learning
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We knew he wasn't English as his accent (betrayed him) him start learning
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The house I live in (dates from) the 15th century start learning
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Let's (go and visit) Paul and Jan tonight. start learning
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Clive was really (upset) when he failed his proficiency exam. start learning
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Things have been (making me depressed) lately start learning
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It seems he's (caught) a cold start learning
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You'd better (find out its meaning) in the dictionary start learning
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The power point was behind the piano, which made it very difficult to (reach) start learning
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You're not going to wear a mini-skirt are you, Jane? They (stopped being fashionable) years ago start learning
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I'm not sure, but she must be (nearly) forty start learning
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If you (subtract) 25 from 100, you're left with 75 start learning
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No one really belived it when the news came throught that the 'Titanic" had (sunk) on her maiden voyage start learning
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I tried smoking a pipe once, but I never really (liked) it start learning
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I was offered a job in Leeds but I (refused it) because I didn't want to move away from Hastings. start learning
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I can't stop now but I'll (pay a short visit) later on my way home from work start learning
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You should see Brian (imitate) the new boss. The way he does it is really fantastic. start learning
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Do you think you could (examine) this work with me some time, Peter? start learning
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The teacher suspected that one of the class had stolen the money, so he made them all (empty) their pockets start learning
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You look upset, Sven. Have you and Inger (quarrelled) again? start learning
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I tried to have lunch at the Savoy yesterday, but was (refused admittance) because I wasn't wearing a tie start learning
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Guess what, Sue? I was (mistaken for) John Travolta last week. start learning
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Paul, do you think you could (give me a place to sleep) for a night? start learning
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Many things are so badly made nowadays that they often (break into pieces) after only a few week start learning
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He was caught shop-lifting but since this was his first offence he was (allowed to go free) with a warning start learning
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I didn't really want to play football on Saturday, but since there was no one else to take my place I couldn't really (escape from doing) it start learning
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Could you help me (wrap) this parcel, please Tom? start learning
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I don't know how she (tolerates) him. She must have the patience of a saint start learning
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It's impossible to (reach) you these days start learning
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I think David's (stopped liking) me. He hasn't told me he loves me for over a week start learning
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The girl was relieved when her boyfriend (regained consciousness) after having fainted half-way through the Pop Concert start learning
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I like your blouse, Sally. I (matches) your skirt start learning
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I know you find the course boring, Pauline, but since you've started if you might as well (complete) it start learning
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The only thing that (discourages me from) getting married is the thought of having to sleep in the same room as someone else start learning
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I keep meaning to write to my parents but I'm so busy nowadays that I can't seem to (find the time to do) it start learning
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