complete the sentences using the following verbs. mind the tense.

match / suit / fit / dress / wear look / look like / throw on /
try on / go with / wear out / get into

1) do you think that hat me, or does it just look strange?
2) he two pairs of shoes last year.
3) john told lara to the shoes before she buys them to make sure they fit.
4) michelle was in such a hurry, she just a few clothes on before leaving the house.
5) i think these skinny jeans will high heels.
6) he my wet boots and made me sit by the fire.
7) i can't these shoes - they're too small.
8) if you are going to be on tv, you'll have to a lot of make-up for the cameras.
9) do you think this jacket these trousers, or is it the wrong shade of blue?
10) i've become taller and broader, so i hope my old jacket still
11) now that my brother has joined a rock group, he in the weirdest clothes!
12) david has dyed his hair and gotten designer shades, so now he an actor! ​

-Hello! 

-Hello!

-How are you?

-well. and you?

-well now. You know I Had a holiday and went to Egypt.

-Oh. cool! Tell me please about your jorney!

-oh. It was terrible!

-terrible? why?

-first Our flight was delayed by six hours. We sat at the airport. We were very tired.

-that's bad. But it is an usual thing.

-ok. when we arrived we were said that my luggage got lost!

-oh. yes. it is terrible. did they find it?

-only in several days. I have no clothes! 

-What about hotel? was it good?

-quite good. But It rained every single day. I sat at the hotel all the time. Only once I went to the beach.

-that is awful! 

-yes. I was glad to return home. My luggage was found but Some money was stolen from it.

-oh my god! don't be upset. Next your jorney will be fun! I am sure!

-I hope. thanks.

 

1.By the time the firemen (arrived), the house (was) ablaze from top to
bottom, but it (was) clear that if someone (had given) the alarm earlier, they
might (have stood) a chance of (saving) the building.
2. I wish you (had told) me last week that you (were coming) to London. If I (had known) in time, you would not (have had to) stay in a hotel.
3.Why didn't you tell) me you (could lend me the money? I woulldn't have needed to (borrow) it form the bank. 4. The driver said he could not (undergo) thorough testing before he joined the competition.  5. It's time we (went). If we do not (leave) now, we (will miss) the last train.
6. Were you cut off while I was talking) to you just now? You (were)? I think something must (have gone) wrong with the telephone.
7.The manager is talking to an important customer at the moment but he (will be) free (to see) you presently. (Would you like to take) a seat for a few minutes?
8.I know I ought to have written to you before, but I (have been) so busy recently that I did not (have) time for (writing) letters, I (would have telephoned) you instead, but I
(had forgotten) (your number.
9. When I last (saw) him, (he was living) in London. He (told) me then that he (was thinking) of (emigrating) to Australia, and he may well (have done) so by now.
10. I (am) very excited at the prospect of (going) (skiing). It (would have been) the first time I (tried). I think there's nothing like (skiing) for (making) a holiday enjoyable.
11. I wish you (had let) me (know) you had not (been able) to come to dinner. I certainly would not (have gone) to all this trouble if I (had known).
12. He said he did not (want) (to see) the firm as he (had heard) that it (was) not as good as the critics (suggested).