Verbs with changes of meanings

Tom stopped [ ] his washing from the laundrette on his way home last night.

If you don’t stop [  ] you’ll make yourself ill.

Try [  ] John at the office if he’s not at home.

I tried my best [  ] but there wasn’t enough time.

He was promoted in 2005 and went on  [  ] the company President 5 years later.

The band went on [  ] even after the lights went out.

“Why is the baby crying?”
“I think she wants [  ].”

Sharon wants [  ] to you.

Jane was afraid [  ] her school report card to her parents

I’m afraid [  ] my way in the woods.

What do you mean [  ] with all that money?

Playing a musical instrument well means [  ] for many years.

I regret  [  ] you that your sister has had an accident.

She regrets [  ] so much money on her new dress

Do you remember [  ] a bicycle for the first time?

Remember [  ] the letters on your way home.

I’d prefer [  ] that I didn’t hear what she said about me.

Don’t forget [  ] some cash in case they don’t accept credit cards.

Jim stopped [  ] petrol before joining the motorway.

Jim stopped [  ] petrol when he lost his license and had to sell his car.