поставить нужные слова: to fit, to suit, to match, to become, to go with / together
1. I'm sure you'll be able to find a suitable dress that... . You are a standard size.

2. “I don't think this dress... me. I'd prefer something lighter”.

“Oh, no. I love you in that dress”.

3. The jacket ... her like a glove. It looked as if it had been made for her.

4. In the lounge everything ... the curtains: the sofa, the carpet and the cushions.

5. “Do you think this sweater and this skirt ... ?”

“ No, not really, the colours don't quite ”

6. This dress doesn't ... her. It's tight in the waist.

7. For every outfit, Diana has a handbag and shoes ... .

8. Helen was trying on her pearls to see if they ... her yellow dress.

9. It's funny but the yellow walls and the black floor actually ... quite well.

10. She has exquisite taste for clothing. Everything she wears ... without fail.

1. I'm sure you'll be able to find a suitable dress that fits. You are a standard size.
To fit means to be the right size or shape for someone or something. In this context, it means that the dress will be the right size for the person because they are a standard size.

2. "I don't think this dress suits me. I'd prefer something lighter."
To suit means to be appropriate or suitable for someone or something. In this context, it means that the dress does not look good on the person and they would prefer something lighter.

3. The jacket fits her like a glove. It looked as if it had been made for her.
To fit means to be the right size or shape for someone or something. In this context, it means that the jacket fits perfectly on the person, as if it had been made specifically for them.

4. In the lounge, everything matches the curtains: the sofa, the carpet, and the cushions.
To match means to go well together or have a harmonious combination. In this context, it means that all the items in the lounge have the same or similar colors or patterns as the curtains.

5. "Do you think this sweater and this skirt go together?"
"No, not really, the colors don't quite match."
To go together means to have a harmonious combination or look good when worn or used at the same time. In this context, it means that the colors of the sweater and skirt do not complement each other well.

6. This dress doesn't become her. It's tight in the waist.
To become means to look good on someone, usually related to clothing or appearance. In this context, it means that the dress does not look good on the person, possibly because it is too tight in the waist.

7. For every outfit, Diana has a handbag and shoes that go together.
To go together means to have a harmonious combination or look good when worn or used at the same time. In this context, it means that the handbag and shoes that Diana has match or complement her outfits.

8. Helen was trying on her pearls to see if they suited her yellow dress.
To suit means to be appropriate or suitable for someone or something. In this context, it means that Helen was trying on her pearls to see if they looked good with her yellow dress.

9. It's funny but the yellow walls and the black floor actually match quite well.
To match means to go well together or have a harmonious combination. In this context, it means that the yellow walls and black floor go well together and create a good combination.

10. She has exquisite taste in clothing. Everything she wears goes with her without fail.
To go with/ together means to have a harmonious combination or look good when paired or used at the same time. In this context, it means that everything the person wears looks good on them and complements their appearance without any exceptions.