The peace negotiations in the Middle East are always. . .
- breaking down
- breaking up
- breaking out
- breaking off
The students are always very happy when school . . . for the holidays.
- breaks off
- breaks up
- breaks down
- breaks out
Sam said that he was tired of his girlfriend; he decided to . . . the relationship.
- break off
- break down
- break up
- break out
For as long as I have lived in Geneva, a flu epidemic . . . regularly, every year.
- breaks out
- has broken out
- breaks off
- has broken down
Every Escalade all the little children . . . all the homes in my neighbourhood and sing special songs.
- call on
- call at
- call for
- call up
On the day after Christmas, my mother and I used to . . . all her friends and have a piece of Christmas Cake and a special wine.
- call on
- call up
- call off
- call for
When we go out for a drink with friends we like to take only one car; so one of us drives to the other friends' home and . . . them.
- calls for
- calls on
- calls off
- calls up
Many students wish that their teacher would simply . . . all the tests. They hate tests.
- call off
- call at
- call up
- call on
When my daughter came home from school yesterday she immediately . . . the friends she had just left.
- called for
- called on
- called up
- called off
When you make a budget you have to . . . the total into separate subdivisions.
- break down
- break off
- break out
Many modern countries have . . . the death penalty. That is a good thing.
- done up
- done away with
- do away with
- done away for
When you move into a new apartment, the first thing you need is to . . . all the rooms.
- do up
- do in
- do without
- do away with
When your teachers give you a particularly difficult test, your first desire is to ... the idiot ... .
- do without
- do up
- do . . . in
- do away with.
At the end of the month, I can always . . . a little bit extra from my parents
- do away with
- do with
- do up
At the end of every month, most of us have to . . . the luxuries. At my house we eat pasta for about a week.
- do without
- do away with
- do in
If we start talking in class, our teacher at once tells us to . . . with our work.
- get up
- get on
- get over
- get away
If you are in the bus and an older person gets on, it's polite to . . . and offer him/her your seat.
- get up
- get on
- get over
- get off
I had the flu really badly last year. It took me weeks to . . . it.
- get away with
- get over
- get on with
Yesterday, was reading on the bus, so that when the bus arrived at my stop, I forgot to . . .
- get on
- get over it
- get off
- get up
Some people steal things in shops because they hope that they will be able to . . . it.
- get on with
- get over
- get away with