1. Complete the sentences with the verbs in the 2. Complete the Prepositions column with the list. prepositions in the list.
give somebody a hard time – to deliberately
make a situation difficult and unpleasant for somebody have the time of your life = enjoy yourself very much kill time suggests that you want to make time pass quickly because you are bored make up for lost time = try to compensate for time or opportunities missed in the past run out of time = not have any time left to do something save time suggests that you do something to reduce the amount of time something would normally take can't spare the time = you don't have enough time to devote any of it to another activity spend time take time take up (time) – fill your time at the time – at the moment waste time = use time badly at times – sometimes before my time – before I was old enough to be aware of / remember this behind the times – old-fashioned in your ideas, methods, etc. by the time – all the time up to a certain point from time to time – occasionally in time – arriving early enough to do something time off – time at home, not working on time – punctually, at the agreed time 3. Match sentences 1–12 to A–L. 5. Complete the sentences with suitable preposition.