Have you ever won / earned a prize or cup for something?, I love those shoes you’re wearing / carrying., Mark and Charlotte met / knew at a party last year., Can you help me or are you watching / looking at the news on TV?, Did you bring / take me anything back from New York?, She looks / looks like her mother. They have the same eyes., Alba’s looked for / found a new job. She starts next week., I’m not very good at saying / telling jokes., It’s going to rain later, so I’ll bring / take an umbrella with me., Would you lend / borrow a lot of money to a good friend?, I hope / wait the weather is good tomorrow., We got to the airport late, so we missed / lost the plane., I’ve known / met my best friend for ten years., Do you like watching / looking at photos of yourself?, How much money do you win / earn a month?, You look / look like really sad. What’s wrong?, Can you help me? I’m looking for / finding my keys., She’s wearing / carrying a really heavy bag., Nicky said / told that she was sorry for what happened., Do you mind hoping / waiting for a few minutes? I’m not ready yet., We had to lend / borrow money from the bank to buy our new car., I always miss / lose my glasses., Did you listen to / hear that noise? I think it was a car crash., Paul is always late. I expect / hope he’ll be late again today..

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