fade away fall back fall behind fall down make a fool of make a fortune as a matter of fact as far as familiar with/to far from
（1）April Fool's Day is an occasion when people rack their brains to

make a fool of

make a fool of

others.
（2）Your conclusions are

far from

far from

worthless；they make a good deal of sense to me.
（3）Our attack was so strong that the enemy had to

fall back

fall back

to the riverbank.
（4）There is no reason to be disappointed.

As a matter of fact

As a matter of fact

，this could be rather amusing.
（5）Friendships will

fade away

fade away

if there isn't a good balance between the give and the take．
（6）I feel I am as well-behaved and as careful as my deskmate，but how come I always

fall behind

fall behind

？
（7）It's a little surprising that a house made of wood or bamboo may stay up in an earthquake while one made of steel and concrete may

fall down

fall down

.
（8）Jack always dreams of his song catching on，so that he can

make a fortune

make a fortune

overnight.
（9）

As far as

As far as

I am concerned，education is about learning and the more you learn，the more equipped for life you are.
（10）Country music is

familiar to

familiar to

Bush while his son is

familiar with

familiar with

modern jazz.