1. The burglar got ____ ____ when the dog started barking. 2. There were some kids at the door asking for money but I ____ them ____. 3. I don't mind driving you to the airport – you’ve ____ my ____ plenty of times. 4. I fought with my wife, and she is now giving me the cold ____. 5. He had ____ in his ____ while waiting for the results of his exam. 6. You know all about tax law - can I ____ your ____ for a minute? 7. Let us discuss this internally first so that we are on the ____ ____ before we speak to the customer. 8. My wife's a ____ ____, but I like to be in bed by 10 o'clock. 9. I know something is ____ you; I'm sure you'll feel better if you tell me and ____ it ____ your ____. 10. My teacher was ____ my ____ when she told me I failed the test. 11. I want to buy a house by the beach, but it may ____ me an ____ and a leg. 12. The children were ____ ____ when Granny told them stories.

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