Sharing, giving, reciving

Sam was really worried about … off a bad impression to his partner’s parents.

John … his daughter back with open arms, after they've been apart for years.

Henry doesn’t have a car so Ernie … him a ride to work.

My friends … me a gift for my birthday.

My younger brother always got the … share, he got more than me and my older brother combined!

It is better to give than to ...

She was always at the … end of his outbursts.

… her a break, she's had a rough time lately.

… you like some cake?

A more formal version of “to get” is “to …”.

… you for the gift, it was very nice of you.

You need to … it time, you'll feel better after a while, I promise.

When somebody gives you something, you … it.

When somebody says thank you, you reply with „you're …“

On Christmas Day we give each other …

Cassandra received … from everyone when she dyed her hair.

He and his daughter … a look.

Me and my brothers always shared everything …, everyone got the same amount.

A problem … is a problem halved.

I think the boss is going to give Henry the … for slacking off.

Uncle received … from Europe that the Duke has been assassinated.

The strange noise gave aunt Petunia …

When you give someone a piece or part of something yours, you are … that with them.

The spies … information between themselves.

Me and my friend … a meal at school.