Fill in the Blanks with Given Idiomatic Expressions

Hello! Today we are going to complete these sentences using the provided clues. Let's look at our options first: now and again, missed out on, try your best, get a desire to spend, it's done him some good, it was for the best, and there wasn't much choice.

Let's start with the first sentence. Do you sometimes blank all your money? Looking at our clues, we need a verb phrase about money.

The phrase 'get a desire to spend' fits perfectly here. It describes the feeling or urge to use your money.

Now for the second one. I like to go on holiday blank. We are looking for a frequency phrase.

The clue 'now and again' means occasionally or sometimes, which is a common way to describe holiday frequency.

For sentence three, we have: Always blank even if you don't always succeed. This is a common piece of advice.

The phrase 'try your best' is the perfect motivational fit for this context of effort versus outcome.

Sentence four says: Our move to London upset us but blank. We need a phrase that provides a positive outcome to a sad situation.