Listening to verbs

A silly mistake
When I home to my apartment last night, I out my key to open the door as usual. As always, I in the lock, but the door didn’t open. I my key again and again with no luck. So I knocked on the door for my wife to let me in. Finally the door , but I didn’t see my wife on the other side. I a stranger. I had been trying to get into the wrong apartment! I quickly apologized and to my own. I felt very stupid about what I’d done.

1. My boss unreasonable expectations.
2. This not an easy situation to deal with.
3. I uneasy about this situation.
4. This a difficult situation.
5. My boss has an unreasonable request.
6. My speaker a complicated problem.
7. The speaker presented complicated .
8. The presentation uncomplicated.

1. I don’t really much salt on my food.

2. I a long plane ride ahead of me.

3. Mr. Hong arrived in Canada only a few days ago. He’s never studied English. I he knows how to say “hello,” but I haven’t heard him any other English words.

4. Talk to Mr. Hong’s daughter. She studied English in school before they emigrated. If you speak slowly, she’ll understand you, and you have a conversation with her.

5. Linda is in Mexico, but she can’t speak Spanish. She can’t a job. She’s almost out of money.

6. Billy has loving parents and grandparents. He’s healthy and happy. He cousins and friends to play with. He’s a lucky little boy.

7. Mr. Perez doesn’t how to be a good boss. He a bad temper and yells at people all the time about nothing.