I need to _____ the problem with my boss, discuss, I often _____ with my parents about doing housework, argue, I didn’t _____ you were so unhappy, realise, I didn’t _____ that Karen had changed her hair colour, notice, Jack always tries to _____ arguing with me, avoid, My dad can’t _____ me from seeing my friends, prevent, When are you going to pay me back the £50 that I _____ you, lent, Could I _____ your car tonight? I know you’re not using it, borrow, My parents don’t _____ if I stay out late, mind, It doesn’t _____ if we’re five minutes late, matter, Can you _____ me to call my mum later, remind, _____ to turn off the lights before you go, remember, I _____ that Daniel will forget our anniversary. He always does, expect, We’ll have to _____ half an hour for the next train, wait, I _____ I was a bit taller, wish, I _____ that you can come on Friday. I haven’t seen you for ages, hope, Arsenal _____ the match 5–2, won, Arsenal _____ Manchester United 5–2, beat, Tom always _____ to discuss the problem, refuses, Tom always _____ that he has a problem, denies, The cost of living is going to _____ again this month, rise, It’s hard not to _____ your voice when you’re arguing with someone, raise, Go and _____ on the bed if you’re tired, lie, I usually _____ my baby on the bed to change his nappy, lay, The men had been planning to _____ the bank, rob, If you leave your bike unlocked, somebody might _____ it, steal, I think I should _____ you that Liam doesn’t always tell the truth, warn, My teachers are going to _____ me what subjects to study next year, advise.

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