Fill the gaps in this conversation using words in the vocabulary section.

A: What’s got you, Dan? You look really fed up!

B: Oh, I don’t know. I’ve been slogging my out at work and it’s all getting too much. My wife says I should leave rather than go on flogging myself to . But I really can’t face the of looking for something else at the moment.

A: What a ! I’m also in a bit of a .

B: Why? What’s up then?

A: I’m in a situation with my flat. The landlord’s threatening to put the rent up. We’ve had quite a relationship for some time now, and I’m having great in finding somewhere else to live. That’s the of living in Cambridge – it’s beautiful but accommodation is so expensive. Still, at least my economics exam is over.

B: Great! How did that go?

A: Well, studying for it was sheer , but the exam itself wasn’t too bad. It’s a great relief it’s over. Anyway, I hope you soon get through all your work and begin to feel off the soon.

B: Thanks. I think I’ll feel out of the when this project is over.