I always ______ my younger brother when we're at the airport because he tends to wander off., pipe up, leave in a sulk, own up to, keep tabs on, The detective had been ______ the suspect for three days before making an arrest., dealing with him, on his tail, proving him wrong, sick of him, We were following the hikers, but after the storm we ______ them., lost eyes on, kept tabs on, left in a sulk, owned up to, Nobody knew who had broken the window until Tom finally ______ it., kept tabs on, proved wrong, owned up to, piped up, Everyone was silent during the meeting until Sarah suddenly ______ and suggested a completely different solution., kept tabs on, piped up, was dealt with, left in a sulk, After nobody listened to his idea, he ______ without saying goodbye., left in a sulk, proved everyone wrong, owned up to it, kept tabs on us, "You know Emma too? She was my neighbour for ten years!" "________", I'm sick of it!, Own up to it!, Small world!, Deal with it!, Everyone said she'd never finish medical school, but she graduated with honours and ______., lost eyes on them, piped up, was on their tail, proved them wrong, I'm really ______ hearing the same excuse every single day., keeping tabs on, dealt with, on your tail, sick of, Don't worry about the noisy neighbours. They've already ______ by the landlord., been dealt with, proved wrong, kept tabs on, owned up to, Which sentence uses "pipe up" correctly?, They piped up the thief all night., I piped up my keys yesterday., He suddenly piped up and said we were going the wrong way., She piped up her homework before dinner., Which sentence uses "keep tabs on" correctly?, I'll keep tabs for your cat while you're away., I'll keep tabs on your cat while you're away., I'll keep tabs to your cat while you're away., I'll keep tabs with your cat while you're away., Which phrase means "admit that you did something wrong"?, Be on someone's tail, Keep tabs on, Own up to, Leave in a sulk, Which phrase best fits? "The police were ______ the robber, but he escaped into the forest.", on his tail, on the tail of, sick of, dealing with, Which phrase means "stop seeing where someone is"?, Own up to someone, Lose eyes on someone, Keep tabs on someone, Pipe up

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