1. I was hoping I'd raise about 1,000 euros for the local hospital, but I fell (small) by a few hundred euros.

2. Jerry and I agreed to split the costs (twenty-twenty) so we'd each pay exactly half. .

3. There are two ways to get to Innsbruck, but I think it's as (wide) as it's long. .

4. My dad taught me about the importance of saving money when I was knee-high to a (locust). .

5. So many politicians just seem to be trying to line their own (wallets) these days- it's disgraceful. .

6. We shouldn't worry about paying for that advert. The cost is a drop in the (sea) in terms of the whole marketing budget. .

7. I've decided to sell the whole business - lock, stock and (trigger). .

8. Don't pay the whole bill. Let's go (half). .

9. There are two ways to get to Innsbruck, but I think it's six of one and half a (twelve) of the other. .

10. Lucy managed to save quite a (clean) sum last summer. .

11. We're not going to make a profit this year, but we should just break (equal). .

12. Colin gets a new car everyAugust. He's just trying to (stay) up with the Joneses, if you ask me. .