1. And he mixes her a ________ drink to protect her from a possible cold.

2. Now Sally is an entirely different kettle of fish. Her philosophy runs as follows: Worrying never gets you anywhere and life is too short to ________ time imagining the worst.

3. But Sally changed the subject. This drink tastes delicious. How did you make it? I put a drop of ginger ale and a piece of lemon in the alcohol and then ________ thoroughly.

4. You can see me ________ relaxed in the newspaper pictures especially that one with the caption: ANDREW SMODLEY HANDS THE RING TO SALLY FAIRWEATHER'S FUTURE HUSBAND.

5. It was late April and the sun had disappeared behind dark heavy rain clouds but Andrew had already set ________ for the local pub.

6. In a word she is the complete ________ in temperament of Andrew. Here comes another cliche: opposites attract.

7. Fortunately he made it to the pub before the storm ________ .

8. If you take the first left after the post office, you come to Sally's place and if you take the second ________ to the right after that you come to the cottage where Andrew lives.

9. It was a different sort of worry that was ________ a concern. He wants to see her again.

10. The moment he crossed the doorstep, an old school friend comes up to Andrew, ________ to buy him a drink and tells him not to look so worried.