phrasal verbs
hang out (with someone)
to spend time with someone
it's obvious
(almost certainly true, likely, or possible?)
almost certainly true
your wife has died
i am a widow
I've stopped to consume/consuming foods which are high in fat as I want to lose weight
consuming
having a high protein diet is supposed _____ good for you, but I'm not convinced. (be)
to be
fall out
to argue with someone and stop speaking to them
it looks as though
(almost certainly true, likely, or possible?)
likely
your brother or sister
sibling
I'm trying to cut out/cutting out sugar from my diet, but I'm finding it really difficult
cut out
I tend _____ breakfast during the week but I know that isn't good for me. (skip)
to skip
get on with someone
to have a good relationship
i guess that
(almost certainly true, likely, or possible?)
possible
your uncle or aunty's son or daughter
cousin
I was starving, so I stopped to grab/grabbing a quick bite to eat on my way to class.
to grab
A lot of people use apps to keep track of their food intake, but I can't stand _____ them. (use)
look up to someone
to admire them
must be
(almost certainly true, likely, or possible?)
almost certainly true
when you are engaged to be married
fiance
When I'm really busy, I find it hard to remember to eat/eating regular meals
to eat
I would never give up ______ a sport I love just to concentrate more on my studies. (play)
to grow apart from someone
to become less close to someone
there's a chance that
(almost certainly true, likely, or possible?)
possible
a woman who presents a child at baptism and promises to take responsibility for their religious education.
godmother
A friend of mine told me I should try to put/putting honey and lemon in my tea to help with my sore throad
putting
If you want to train to run a marathon, you should avoid _____ foods that are high in fat.
eating