English, 26.06.2020 16:01 Joseph17Peralta

1. I had been trying to avoid my math teacher, but then I her in the cafeteria. (came face to face with)
2. His constant way of treating people in a rude way is really beginning.
(to get on my nerves)
3. I as I watched the picture of a fallen soldier when the war finished.
(had a lump in my throat)
4. Their concert was so amazing, I when they played their first song!
(got goose bumps)
5. My heart wildly but I didn't let my face show any emotion.
(was thumping)
6. The way that sonata swells always .
(sends shivers down my spine)
7. I took a before I continue with my job interview.
(deep breath)
8. Their on the rollercoaster ride. They looked really scared!
(faces went pale)
9. His before the interview. He couldn´t say any word.
(mouth went dry)
10. We all when we heard that they were safe.
(breathed a sigh of relief)

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