get
It's 2.30 now - what time do you think we'll get __ London?
to
We've finished the interviews and all of all we think
all in all
The traffic is quite bad - she's unlikely __ before 7.00. (arrive)
to arrive
Shall we get __ for a coffee at the weekend?
together
Mabel __ the door and walked off angrily.
slammed
Unfortunately, Allie got __ in her final exam.
caught
Dave's really late, isn't he? I think he might get lost.
he might have got lost
Maria is bound __ the news - everybody was talking about it yesterday. (hear)
to have heard
I've been trying to get __ of Danny, but he's not answering his phone.
hold
'Thanks, darling,' she __ softly in his ear.
whispered
The windows are filthy. Shall we get someone __ them?
to clean
The waiter didn't probably notice that they had left without paying.
The waiter probably didn't notice
My neighbour can't __ very long hours. He's always home by early afternoon. (work)
work
I hope I get __ this cold by the weekend; I'm supposed to be going to a wedding.
over
He __ a happy tune as he walked down the street.
I wish he was here - I really miss him,' she __ .
whistled
sighed
I don't think Keith will ever get __ doing his own laundry - his mother always did it.
used to
What a wonderful smell! Somebody must bake some bread.
must be baking
No sooner __ married than lames lost his job. (they /get)
had they got
When I was a student, I had to get __ on less than £50 a week.
by
The wind was so strong that the windows__ .
The car's brakes __ as it came to a stop.
rattled
screeched
My passport expires in two months, so I need to get it __
renewed
Basic, I think she still hasn't got over the break-up of her marriage.
Basically
Never __ such a wonderful view. It completely took my breath away. (I | see)
had (have) I seen
His parents let him do whatever he wants, so he's used to getting his own __
way
A bee flew in through the window and __ round the room.
The door of the old library__ open slowly, but there was nobody there!
buzzed
creaked