. Use the function words from the box and complete the sentences. for out to up I’ll speak ________...

I’ll speak to the director about a pay rise for you. Uncle Philip never argued, never spoke out about himself. I’m quite deaf, you’ll have to speak up. This fact spoke for itself. You must choose one person to speak for the whole group.

To complete the sentences using the function words provided, let's look at each sentence and determine the appropriate preposition or adverb from the box that fits the context.

1. I’ll speak to the director about a pay rise for you.

   • The preposition "to" is used to indicate the person being addressed or spoken to.

2. Uncle Philip never argued, never spoke up for himself.

   • The phrasal verb "speak up for" means to defend or support oneself or someone else verbally.

3. I’m quite deaf, you’ll have to speak up.

   • The adverb "up" is used here to indicate speaking louder so that the listener can hear better.

4. This fact spoke for itself.

   • The phrase "speaks for itself" is used to indicate that something is self-evident or obvious without needing further explanation.

5. You must choose one person to speak for the whole group.

   • The preposition "for" is used to indicate representation, meaning the person will express the views or concerns of the entire group.

Each sentence uses a specific function word that fits the context and meaning intended. These prepositions and adverbs help clarify the relationship between the words and phrases in each sentence, thereby ensuring clear and precise communication.