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I was attacked by two men. They hit me, kicked me and (fugarse) with my wallet. I don't feel like cooking today. why don't we (comer fuera, cenar fuera) I haven't done any work this week and I've really (atrasarse, quedarse atrs, retrasarse) with my studies. I saw the bastard who stole my camera. I (perseguir) him, but he was too fast.
Since the financial crisis started, sales have really (bajar, disminuir, empeorar). Pepito let me (probar, ensayar) his new BMW last week. It's really fast! I love (dar una vuelta, pasearse) the old city centre of Valencia on a warm sunny day. I can't (arreglarse) on less than 1800 euros a month.
I think you'll have to (afrontar, enfrentar, enfrentarse a) the fact that your English is just not good enough to get the job. If my wife (llevar a cabo) the divorce, she'll get the house, half my money and custody of the kids. Would you mind (revisar, ojear) this translation for me? I need to (imprimir) 200 copies of these notes for my presentation on Friday.
On problem with living near the beach is that the sea air (corroer, comerse) most things made of metal in our flat. Don't forget to (devolver a su lugar, restituir, volver a poner) my calculator when you've finished using it. Your chocolate brownies were so good that we (comerse, consumir, devorar) all of them before the guests arrived. The lift isn't working, so you'll have to (subir a pie) five floors to get to my flat.