C1 U3 & U4 REVIEW

The bracelet in the shop window (a)   my eye so I went in to buy it.

The drawing John did was successful because he (a)   his time instead of rushing it.

I've always (a)   a point of remembering close friends' birthdays.

Robert was absent from college classes last week, but he very quickly (a)   up with the work he'd missed.

If you don't earn enough to cover your bills and expenses each month, then you're not (a)   ends meet.

Joel (a)   into problems when he realised he'd left his passport at home.

Sam's always been quite laid-back. He's always just (a)   things as they come.

The fashion for wearing mini-skirts ___ really quickly in the 1960s.

• took on

• have done away with

• caught on

• put forward

• came up

The art teacher at my old school, Mr James, always ___ as being really strict, but once you got to know him, you could see he was very kind.

• came across

• took on

• came up

• caught on

• settled down

When I first met Jane, we ___ immediately – and we've been close friends ever since.

• settled down

• got into

• did away with

• hit it off

• caught on