I don’t usually talk about private matters, but, _____ I hate to admit it, I think I made a mistake., despite much, much as, as much as, although much, They got married after only three months. Looking back, they really _____ it., fell into, broke into, ran into, rushed into, When small problems _____, they can eventually become impossible to ignore., pile up, put off, lay out, take over, There was a lot of _____ between the two colleagues because they had completely different working styles., hesitation, pressure, friction, affection, Leaving my secure job was a _____ decision, but I don’t regret it., stiff, tough, detached, driven, You may be _____ living on your own if the relationship is making you miserable., laid out, driven by, put off, better off, Try to take a more _____ approach and don’t let emotions control your decision., lethargic, appealing, detached, spiteful, Don’t send angry emails when you’re upset. You might regret acting _____., in the heat of the moment, on the same wavelength, under the weather, out of the blue, At school, he was treated like a _____, but later he became a successful engineer., colleague, no-hoper, relative, self-doubt, Many talented people never apply for better jobs because of _____., self-doubt, fate, gut feeling, friction, If you are unsure which path to choose, sometimes it’s best to _____., pile up your courage, make a detached feeling, rush into your doubts, go with your gut feeling, I didn’t start university until I _____, but it was the best decision I ever made., struck my thirty, came to my thirty, hit my thirties, entered my thirtieth, He only took the job to annoy his parents. He did it _____., in spite, out of spite, by spite, despite of it, She was _____ a desire to prove everyone wrong., rushed into, put off, laid out, driven by, He wanted to _____ the fate that everyone had predicted for him., avoid from, release, escape, disappear, An old school _____ contacted me after twenty years., acquaintance, colleague, relative, no-hoper, She _____ to ask if I could help her with the project., sifted through, took over, got in touch, made up her mind, I was _____ nervous about the idea, but after a few days I became more confident., detachedly, lethargically, eventually, initially, I couldn’t _____ whether to accept the offer or not., put off my mind, make up my mind, take over my mind, make out my mind, The idea sounded exciting at first, but the risks really _____., put me off, laid me out, piled me out, took me over, My cousin suggested that we _____ a small café together., take up, take over, take after, take off, Before starting a business, you need to _____ the plan clearly., get in touch, pile up, lay out, put off, I hated my job and felt completely _____. I needed a change., driven by fate, rushed into it, laid out, stuck in a rut, I was _____ a way out of my boring routine., looking for, finding out, making up, searching in, Before making a major decision, you sometimes need to _____ a lot of information., split up, sift through, rush into, take over, I had a _____ of articles to read before I could make an informed choice., fate, friction, heap, rut, I felt so _____ that I could barely get through the working day., appealing, spiteful, detached, lethargic, In the end, I _____ to cut processed food out of my diet., opted, appealed, prescribed, committed, Their marriage ended when they decided to _____., take over, get in touch, split up, lay out, A decision that completely changes your future can be described as _____., gut-changing, fate-changing, heat-changing, life-changing.

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