B2-Unit 6-Use your English

Do we have to go to the party? I really don't ___ it.

• sit back to

• feel up to

Use feel up to, get together, run into, show up, sit around, sit back, sleep in, or turn down in correct form.

I hate ___ doing nothing.

Use feel up to, get together, run into, show up, sit around, sit back, sleep in, or turn down in correct form.

We must ___ for a drink sometime.

He ___ in his chair and started to read.

• sat back

• turned down

I ___ my boss at the supermarket yesterday afternoon.

• felt up to

• ran into

Use feel up to, get together, run into, show up, sit around, sit back, sleep in, or turn down in correct form.

Amelia is an early riser, but Gorda ___ whenever she can.

I invited him for eight o'clock, but he didn't ___ until 9.30.

• show up

• sit around

Use feel up to, get together, run into, show up, sit around, sit back, sleep in, or turn down in correct form.

The former chairman has ___ the job.