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351 — I think we will win, but we have to WAIT (- -) (- -). (What do we have to do before knowing whether we will win?). inizia ad imparare
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WAIT AND SEE... I think we will win, but we have to wait and see.
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352 — The sofa looks old due to normal WEAR AND (- -). (Why does the sofa look old after years of ordinary use?) inizia ad imparare
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WEAR AND TEAR... The sofa looks old due to normal wear and tear.
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353 — (BY AND - -) the people here are friendly. (Generally speaking, what are the people here like?) inizia ad imparare
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BY AND LARGE... By and large, the people here are friendly.
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354 — You have to ask her out. It's NOW OR (- -)... (When is your only chance to ask her out?) inizia ad imparare
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NOW OR NEVER... You have to ask her out. It's now or never.
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355 — That's my final offer,(- -) or live it. (What do I tell you when I'm not willing to change my final offer?) inizia ad imparare
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TAKE IT OR LEAVE IT... That's my final offer, take it or leave it.
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356 — I BELIEVE (- -) you, you can do it. (What do I want you to know when I tell you that you can do it?) inizia ad imparare
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BELIEVE IN... I believe in you, you can do it.
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357 — Who does this bag BELONG (- -)? (What do you ask when you want to know who owns this bag?) inizia ad imparare
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BELONG TO... Who does this bag belong to?
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358 — He doesn't CARE (- -) anyone but himself. (How does he feel about other people's needs and feelings?) inizia ad imparare
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CARE ABOUT... He doesn't care about anyone but himself.
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359 — The exam (CONSI- -) OF three parts. (How many parts make up the exam?). inizia ad imparare
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CONSIST OF... The exam consists of three parts.
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360 — Our picnic depend (- -) the weather. (What will determine whether we can have our picnic?) inizia ad imparare
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DEPEND ON... Our picnic depends on the weather.
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361 — I DREAM (- -) living in a big house. (What do I imagine happening in my future?) inizia ad imparare
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DREAM OF... I dream of living in a big house.
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362 — It's not polite to LAUGH (- -) people. (What shouldn't you do to people when you think something about them is funny?) inizia ad imparare
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LAUGH AT... It's not polite to laugh at people.
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363 — I like to LISTEN (- -) music while I work. (What do I enjoy doing with music while I'm working?) inizia ad imparare
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LISTEN TO... I like to listen to music while I work.
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364 — Let me (- -) FOR the dinner. (What am I offering to do with the dinner bill?) inizia ad imparare
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PAY FOR... Let me pay for the dinner.
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365 — I am (- -) FOR the bus. (What am I doing while the bus hasn't arrived yet?) inizia ad imparare
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WAIT FOR... I am waiting for the bus.
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366 — Don't WORRY (- -) the test, you studied hard. (What am I telling you not to do because you studied hard?) inizia ad imparare
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WORRY ABOUT... Don't worry about the test, you studied hard.
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367 — He APOLOG (- -) FOR being late. (What did he do because he arrived late?). inizia ad imparare
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APOLOGIZE FOR... He apologized for being late.
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368 — We ARRIVE (- -) the station just in time. (Where did we get to just in time?). inizia ad imparare
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ARRIVE AT... We arrived at the station just in time.
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369 — We ARRIVE IN London yesterday. (Which city did we reach yesterday?) inizia ad imparare
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ARRIVE IN... We arrived in London yesterday.
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370 — If you don't know the way, ASK (- -) help. (What should you request if you don't know the way?) inizia ad imparare
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ASK FOR... If you don't know the way, ask for help.
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371 — He finally gathered the courage to (- -) her out. (What did he finally get up the courage to invite her to do?) inizia ad imparare
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ASK OUT... He finally gathered the courage to ask her out.
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372 — They decided to BREAK (- -) after two years. (What did they decide to do with their relationship after two years?) inizia ad imparare
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BREAK UP... They decided to break up after two years.
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373 — She found out that BILL CLINTON CHEATED (- -) her. (What did she discover he had done behind her back?) inizia ad imparare
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CHEAT ON... She found out that BILL CLINTON cheated on her.
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374 — I think that guy is trying to HIT (- -) you. (What do you think that guy is trying to do when he shows romantic interest in you?) inizia ad imparare
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HIT ON... I think that guy is trying to hit on you.
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375 — After college, we started to DRIFT (- -) (What happened to our friendship after college when we gradually became less close?) inizia ad imparare
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DRIFT APART... After college, we started to drift apart.
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376 — They argued, but they kissed and MAKE (- -). (What did they do after arguing to become friends again?) inizia ad imparare
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MAKE UP... They argued, but they kissed and made up.
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377 — He wants to get married and SETTLE (- -). (What kind of life does he want after getting married?) inizia ad imparare
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SETTLE DOWN... He wants to get married and settle down.
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378 — My friend set me up on a BLIND (- -). (What kind of date did my friend arrange for me with someone I had never met?). inizia ad imparare
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BLIND DATE... My friend set me up on a blind date.
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379 — LONG (- -) are hard to maintain. (What kind of relationship can be difficult when two people live far apart?) inizia ad imparare
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LONG-DISTANCE RELATIONSHIP... Long-distance relationships are hard to maintain.
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380 — He is planning to (- -) QUESTION tonight. (What is he planning to ask his girlfriend tonight when he is ready to propose?) inizia ad imparare
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POP THE QUESTION... He is planning to pop the question tonight.
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381 — Thanks for BACKING me (- -) in the meeting. (What did you do for me during the meeting when you supported my position?) inizia ad imparare
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BACK UP... Thanks for backing me up in the meeting.
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382 — My dad will BLOW (- -) when he sees the dent in the car. (How will my dad react when he sees the dent in the car?) inizia ad imparare
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BLOW UP... My dad will blow up when he sees the dent in the car.
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383 — Don't BRING (- -) the election, he gets angry. (What topic should you avoid mentioning because it makes him angry?) inizia ad imparare
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BRING UP... Don't bring up the election, he gets angry.
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384 — Sorry for the interruption, please CARRY (- -). (What am I asking you to do after the interruption?) inizia ad imparare
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CARRY ON... Sorry for the interruption, please carry on.
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385 — CHECK (- -) that cool car over there! (What am I asking you to do when I want you to look at that interesting car?) inizia ad imparare
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CHECK OUT... Check out that cool car over there!
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386 — I CAME (- -) some old photos in the attic. (What happened when I unexpectedly found some old photos in the attic?) inizia ad imparare
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COME ACROSS... I came across some old photos in the attic.
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387 — I need to CUT (- -) ON sugar. (What do I need to do with my sugar consumption?) inizia ad imparare
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CUT DOWN ON... I need to cut down on sugar.
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388 — It's a fancy party, we need to DRESS (- -). (What do we need to do with our clothes because it's a fancy party?) inizia ad imparare
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DRESS UP... It's a fancy party, we need to dress up.
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389 — Feel free to DROP (- -) anytime. (What am I inviting you to do if you're nearby and have a little free time?) inizia ad imparare
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DROP BY... Feel free to drop by anytime.
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390 — We took the wrong bus and END (- -) in a different city. (Where did we finally find ourselves after taking the wrong bus?) inizia ad imparare
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END UP... We took the wrong bus and ended up in a different city.
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391 — My old boots are FALLING (- -) (What are my old boots starting to do because they're so worn out?) inizia ad imparare
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FALL APART... My old boots are falling apart.
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392 — The thief managed to GET (- -). (What did the thief manage to do after committing the crime?) inizia ad imparare
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GET AWAY... The thief managed to get away.
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393 — When did you GET (- -) from your holiday? (What am I asking you about your return from vacation?) inizia ad imparare
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GET BACK... When did you get back from your holiday?
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394 — Let's GO (- -) the report one more time. (What should we do with the report before we're finished?) inizia ad imparare
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GO OVER... Let's go over the report one more time.
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395 — Walk faster, try to KEEP (- -)!. (What am I asking you to do so you don't fall behind while walking?) inizia ad imparare
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KEEP UP... Walk faster, try to keep up!
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396 — LOOK (- -)!. The floor is wet. (What am I warning you to do because the floor is wet?) inizia ad imparare
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LOOK OUT... Look out! The floor is wet.
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397 — He MAKE (- -) an excuse for being late. (What did he do when he invented a reason for being late?) inizia ad imparare
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MAKE UP... He made up an excuse for being late.
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398 — PUT (- -) your coat, it's cold outside. (What am I telling you to do with your coat because it's cold outside?) inizia ad imparare
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PUT ON... Put on your coat, it's cold outside.
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399 — Stop SHOWING (- -), nobody is impressed. (What are you doing when you try too hard to impress other people?) inizia ad imparare
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SHOW OFF... Stop showing off, nobody is impressed.
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400 — Please WRITE (- -) your address for me. (What am I asking you to do with your address so I can have it on paper?) inizia ad imparare
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WRITE DOWN... Please write down your address for me.
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