(be afraid, be full of, be short for, be angry with, be wrong, be famous for, be careful, be fed up with, be tired, be hungry, be good at, be different from)

1．Hamburgers ________ hot dogs in many ways.

2．Hong Kong ________ its Kung Fu movies.

3．He ________ hope at any time.

4．PC ________ personal computer.

5．Something seems ________.

6．I can't wait to eat. I ________.

7．－Would you like to play football?－No, I ________ not. I have a lot of work to do.

8．You must ________ after a long walk.

9．________ when you go across the street.

10．He ________ maths, but he didn't do well in the last exam.

11．Don't ________ me.

12．He ________ this kind of medicine.

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are different from;is famous for;is full of;is short for;to be wrong;am hungry;am afraid;be tired;Be careful;was good at;be angry with;was fed up with


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