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(3) To complete each item, choose the best word among the each five choices.

1. The guy will (@@amount@@) to something. Keep your eye on him.
2. Could you (@@elaborate@@) on the family squabble?
3. He has become (@@steeped@@) in the Parisian way of life.
4. The situation isnft yet favorable for us. We will just have to (@@bide@@) our time.
5. He is (@@hedging@@) his bets by declining to sign the contract.
6. We're aiming to increase productivity across the (@@board @@).
7. He's a good soldier, but not really officer (@@material @@).
8. Because of its adult subject (@@matter @@), the film is not suitable for under-16s.
9. Come on Gina, get on the dance floor and do your (@@stuff @@) !
10. There is no (@@substance @) to the rumor that the princess is pregnant.

@@@@@1`5 @amount, bide, elaborate, hedge, steep
@@@@6`10 @board, material, matter, stuff, substance
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(4) To complete each item, choose the best phrases among the five choices.

1. The chilly weather we had yesterday (@@set@ ) (@@back@ ) my work schedule.
2. Jane (@dished@@ ) ( @@up@ ) some juicy gossip about Annie.
3. If you will excuse, I think I'll (@doze@@ ) (@@off@ ) for a bit.
4. The party campaign managers went into action at once in order to (@head@@ ) (@off@@ ) in the movement toward nomination of an entirely new candidate.
5. To (@@cover@ ) (@@up@ ) her crime, she made up a lie.
   
 
@@@cover up, doze off, head off, set back, dish up
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