Progress Check 10. 1 Complete with: cut, lose, chip, break, bang, throw, twist, practise, move, sit.

Exercise 1 1. miss a party (Note: 'miss' is not in the list, perhaps 'break' or 'lose' depending on context, but 'miss' is typical. Let's assume you need to pick from the list: 'lose' a party makes no sense. Let's re-read the word list: cut, lose, chip, break, bang, throw, twist, practise, move, sit. Maybe 'sit a party'? No. 'move a party'? No. Actually, often 'miss' is used. If I must choose from the list: perhaps 'lose' (a game)? No, it says party. Let's assume the word list might be slightly different or 'miss' is implied. Let's try matching: 1. miss (not listed), 2. twist, 3. move/clean (not listed), 4. fail (not listed), 5. cut, 6. lose, 7. chip, 8. bang, 9. twist/move, 10. practise. It seems the list provided in the prompt image is missing some standard verbs for these collocations. I will provide the most logical answers based on standard English usage.) Wait, let's re-examine the list provided: 'cut, lose, chip, break, bang, throw, twist, practise, move, sit'. 1. lose a party (rare) 2. twist your leg 3. move house 4. break exams (fail) 5. cut your finger 6. lose sth valuable 7. chip a tooth 8. bang your head 9. twist your ankle 10. practise an instrument Exercise 2 1. result (the others are body parts/injury terms) 2. symptoms (the others are specific ailments) 3. react (the others are kinds of injury verbs) 4. breathing (the others are forms of medicine) 5. worried (the others are related to being tired/exhausted) Exercise 3 1. sore 2. doctor's 3. regular 4. light 5. high Exercise 4 1. apart 2. behind 3. apart 4. out 5. behind Exercise 5 1. ourselves 2. themselves 3. himself 4. myself 5. yourself Exercise 6 1. will take 2. will fail 3. will feel 4. get 5. behave Exercise 7 Order: D, B, A, E, C D - I don't feel well. B - What's the matter? A - I've got a headache. I feel dizzy and my throat's sore. E - Tell me what's wrong. C - I see. Let's take your temperature, shall we?