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1. Their excitement gradually improvedcancelledenteredappearedrelaxedchosedevelopeddiminishedI don't know (wore off).

2. You must improveappeardevelopchooseenterrelaxdiminishcancelI don't know (calm down).

3. The doctors say her health is relaxingcancellingappearingimprovingdiminishingenteringdevelopingchoosingI don't know (picking up).

4. She has appearedenteredchosenimproveddiminishedcancelleddevelopedcreatedI don't know (grown up) into a beautiful woman.

5. Which ones are you going to cancelto developto createto improveto appearto enterto diminishto chooseI don't know (to pick out) ?

6. Their concert has just been developedcancelledchosendiminishedenteredimprovedcreatedappearedI don't know (called off).

7. Look ! The sun has diminishedappearedcreatedchosenimprovedcancelleddevelopedenteredI don't know (come out).

8. He opened the door and diminishedappearedenteredimprovedcreatedcancelleddevelopedchoseI don't know (walked into) the room.

9. Thieves broke intolooked intoturned againstran afterbroke upI don't know (entered) their house last night.

10. The discussions ran afterturned againstbroke intobroke uplooked intoI don't know (came to an end) earlier than everyone had expected.

11. The stray dog broke intolooked intoran afterbroke upturned againstI don't know (chased) the little boy in the park.

12. When he admitted he had lied, she turned againstran afterbroke uplooked intobroke intoI don't know (became hostile to) him.

13. The police inspector has promised to break upto look intoto break intoto run afterto turn againstI don't know (to investigate) the crime.

14. 'ReturnAbandonStand forLook likeEat upI don't know (Finish your food) and then you can go out ! ' Jeremy's mother told him.

15. The cat eats upstands forreturnsabandonslooks likeI don't know (comes back) to their house every morning.

16. It's amazing how much she eats uplooks likestands forabandonsreturnsI don't know (resembles) her father.

17. She has returnedlooked likeabandonedeaten upstood forI don't know (given up) her job to be with her daughter.

18. The teacher exclaimed that he wouldn't eat uplook likestand forreturnabandonI don't know (tolerate) their behaviour any longer.