Master 1 - Unit 5, Building Blocks

How long have you been after this car?

• trying to get / find

• to pay for

We’re celebrating! Dinner is on me.

• to have no more

• to pay for

I’m sorry, but I’m out of excuses.

• to have no more

• to arrive shortly

Don’t worry dad, I’ll be along as soon as I can.

• to participate in

• to arrive shorlty

I know you’re in on the joke.

• to participate in

• to be always doing bad things

He’s always up to something.

• to suspect

• to be always doing bad things

This is the second time this week. Mr. Arnold is onto us.

• to suspect

• to take responsability for everything

I’ll tell them. It’s my responsibility; it’ll be all on me.

• to suspect

• to take responsability for everything

Are you on painkillers?

• to take

• to be willing

I can work with you overtime if you’re up for that.

• to be secretly planning something

• to be willing