1)Somebody has to speak (to/for) the poor unemployed.2)We'd rather stay at home and watch...

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1)Somebody has to speak (to/for) the poor unemployed.2)We'd rather stay at home and watch TV. - Please speak (for/up) yourself, I prefer to go out. 3)If you have a better idea, please, speak (for/out). 4) Will you speak (up/out), please: it's rether noisy in here. 5) The number of people who came to the show spoke (for/to) itself: the show was a great seccess. 6) If there is anething you don't like about this plan, do speak (to/out). 7) Liz spends too much time in front of the computer. I have spoken (to/for) her two or three times, but nothing changes. 8) Today I'm speaking not only (for/to) myself but (for/to) all my classmates and friends.

Answer 1

1) for
2) for
3) out
4) up
5) for
6) out
7) to
8) for

Answer 2

1) Somebody has to speak (for) the poor unemployed.
2) We'd rather stay at home and watch TV. - Please speak (for) yourself, I prefer to go out.
3) If you have a better idea, please, speak (out).
4) Will you speak (up), please: it's rather noisy in here.
5) The number of people who came to the show spoke (for) itself: the show was a great seccess.
6) If there is anything you don't like about this plan, do speak (out).
7) Liz spends too much time in front of the computer. I have spoken (to) her two or three times, but nothing changes.
8) Today I'm speaking not only (for) myself but (for) all my classmates and friends.

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