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Indolence [ˈɪndələns]

A, B or C?

I think it's ridiculous that you have to pay to park here. It's nowhere near the city centre.' ' [ _ _ _ _ _ ] , David. You can't do anything about it.'

A, B or C?

'Lucy wasn't here last week. She was staying with her sister, Helen.' 'She [ _ _ _ _ _ ] with Helen. Helen was on holiday with me.'

A, B or C?

'Would you like to come to our picnic tomorrow?' 'Yes, that sounds lovely.' 'Could you bring something to drink?' 'Yes, sure. [ _ _ _ _ _ ] some juice.'

A, B or C?

Where [ _ _ _ _ _ ] ?

A, B or C?

If I'd been paying more attention, I wouldn't [ _ _ _ _ _ ] by the motorbike.

A, B or C?

[ _ _ _ _ _ ] a headache I decided to go to bed early.

A, B or C?

Olga is an [ _ _ _ _ _ ] lady who speaks very little English.

A, B or C?

'You look tired. Why don't you stop working?' 'I want to [ _ _ _ _ _ ] before bedtime.'