Put an appropriate adjective or noun in the gap. There will usually be more than one possible answer. Then write the vague expressions in each sentence.

1. It’s a bit that she hasn’t rung. I hope she’s not ill.
2. The computer keeps crashing; it’s a bit of a .
3. It was a bit ; I couldn’t remember his name. I’ll apologise next time I see him.
4. If you don’t want a big meal, you could have a or something.
5. Make yourself at home. There are some magazines there, or you can just or whatever.
6. It’s a sort of craft shop; they sell and things like that.
7. When you go on business trips, do you have time to go and that?
8. There were six of us working, so we’d more or less by 5 pm.

The vague expressions in each sentence