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Sorry, but we must p-- your plan on h---
Sorry, but we must put your plan on hold
If things k--- g--- like this, we'll have to close the business.
If things keep going like this, we'll have to close the business.
D--- b- and pick up that book sometime.(To stop by for a visit, for a short time
Drop by and pick up that book sometime.
I can understand that because I have experienced a similar situation or similar feelings
I can relate to that
spend time alone
spend time on my own
I think I'll g- f-- the steak. What are you having? ( choose sth)
I think I'll go for the steak. What are you having?
He dedicated much of his career to teaching and books were his p---- p------
prized possession
I don't really like going for long walks
I'm not that keen on going for long walks
People don't g- r--- as often here as they we do back home
People don't go round as often here as we do back home
Do you f--- l--- going out tonight? ( to want to do sth)
Do you feel like going out tonight?
I thought the decorations were way (= very) o--- the t--.
over the top
They p-- the project on h--- until they got enough money to finish it.
They put the project on hold until they got enough money to finish it.
The work was harder than I'd expected, but you have to k--- g---.
The work was harder than I'd expected, but you have to keep going.
They had i---- some friends r--- for a game of bridge
They had invited some friends round for a game of bridge
