Complete the sentences by choosing suitable expressions in brackets.1.Do you want to eat at the school canteen or(order in / in order for) , a pizza?2.(Once in a while/ For a moment or two) he hesitated, embarrassed and seemingly at a loss for words.Then he answered the question in a low voice.3.If he goes on like this at college,he'll never (turn out to / amount to) anything.4.Tom is scared that they are going to laugh at him, (or worse / or better),isolate him.5.She just now (bumped into/ came up)one of her high school classmates on campus.6.Its OK to take good memories from high school with you to college, but make sure not to(catch up in / get caught up in) them.7.Change can cause harm, particularly if we are not prepared to (adjust to / account for) it.8.Both teachers and students have powerful reasons to (hold up/ hold fast to) their traditional positions.

Complete the sentences by choosing suitable expressions in brackets.

1.Do you want to eat at the school canteen or(order in / in order for) , a pizza?

2.(Once in a while/ For a moment or two) he hesitated, embarrassed and seemingly at a loss for words.Then he answered the question in a low voice.

3.If he goes on like this at college,he'll never (turn out to / amount to) anything.

4.Tom is scared that they are going to laugh at him, (or worse / or better),isolate him.

5.She just now (bumped into/ came up)one of her high school classmates on campus.

6.Its OK to take good memories from high school with you to college, but make sure not to(catch up in / get caught up in) them.

7.Change can cause harm, particularly if we are not prepared to (adjust to / account for) it.

8.Both teachers and students have powerful reasons to (hold up/ hold fast to) their traditional positions.