Complete the gapped sentences so that they have a similar meaning to the original ones

1. I don't feel like shopping today.

   (prefer) I'd [ ] today.

2. You are too young to have a credit card.

   (enough) You [ ] to have a credit card.

3. The department store opened a year ago.

   (for) The department store [ ] a year.

4. The shop allows payment by cash or credit card.

   (either) You [ ] by cash or credit card.

5. I can't wait to get my new computer.

   (forward) I'm really [ ] my new computer.

6. Mary plans on returning her new MP3 player.

   (going) Mary [ ] her new MP3 player.

7. Your new laptop is faster than mine.

   (as) My laptop [ ] yours.

8. There are no other refrigerators on the market better than this one.

   (far) This [ ] refrigerator on the market.

9. It's not a problem for me to go to the chemist's.

   (mind) I [ ] to the chemist's.

10. Amber hasn't been shopping for over two months.

    (more) It [ ] two months since Amber went shopping.

11. My parents thought that it wasn't worth spending so much money on a new laptop.

    (point) My parents thought there [ ] spending so much money on a new laptop.

12. She is not allowed by her parents to shop online.

    (let) Her parents [ ] online.