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That h--- building should be --- down.
hideous/knocked
having very little money
hard up
He looks very pale and confused. He (faint).
is going to faint
I can't find the laptop, that I bought a few months ago.
no comma
The f--- dancer wore a bright costume that caught everyone's attention.
flamboyant
to buy or pay for something for another person
treat to
I think he (win) the election.
will win
The house, that I grew up in, is still standing.
in which
The store tried to -- people off by charging more than the regular price.
rip
to laugh at someone, often by copying them in a funny but unkind way
mock
The secretary (arrive) in Montreal tomorrow morning.
is due to
It's likely to raining later today, so don't forget your umbrella.
to rain
During the festival, every r-- danced joyfully in the streets with friends.
reveler
a truck on which displays and people in special costumes are carried in a festival procession.
a float
His new film (win)the hearts of every romantic out there.
is bound to win
They are bound to arrived late because of the traffic.
arrive
This u--- area is filled with new shops and t--- cafes for everyone to enjoy.
up-and-coming/trendy
very noisy, rough and likely to cause trouble
rowdy
I hope you (come) to my party.
will come
He is due to wins the competition because he's been training for months.
bound