---What do you think of those curtains?　  ---Oh, they _____ very well with the wallpapers, I think.

--How about going to see the film this evening? ---OK, I’ll _____ you at exactly eight o’ clock.

After the tiring journey, Gerald hoped to find a hotel to _____ the night in.

Mr. Brown didn’t believe that such a little thing could _____ much.

She goes over all her lessons once a week and the job _____ her three hours.

A terrible thought suddenly _____ me. ---Had anyone broken into the house?

Miss Kate smiled at them all, _____ to say something, and went quietly out.

 We may have dreams because we have needs that are  _____  in our daily lives.

The lower room was in darkness, but by _____ his way he found the bag.

Once the poison is _____ , there is no further danger.

---What a large and bright room !  Is it a classroom?　  ---No, It  _____  the students’ reading-room.

 I tried to work on, but I was so tired that I could no longer _____ .

---Let’s go to the lecture on International Trade this evening.　　---That’ s great. I’ll _____ you at 6: 30.

Chemicals in the body  _____  our food into useful substance.

You may _____ studying English, but in the long run, you’ll be glad that you did.

David likes country life and has decided to _____ farming.

The simple joy of reading is something we take for granted. But many people have had to _____ this pleasure because of poor eyesight.

Please make sure the light will _____ if no one is in the room.

It is a pity that the quarrel  _____  their friendship.

---Will you walk a little faster?　 ---I was afraid you could not _____ .