Complete the sentences with the most suitable collocations. When you have entered all your answers, click on the "Check answers" button. If you make a mistake, please try again until you get all the answers right.

1. My little sister always tries to blame Cleo for beingblame meblaming the fire onhave yourself to blametake all the blametakes a little more than his share of the blame when she gets in trouble.
2. I don't blame Cleo for beingblame meblaming the fire onhave yourself to blametake all the blametakes a little more than his share of the blame mad at her boyfriend. He is always hitting on other girls when they go to a party.
3. If you fail your test, you'll only blame Cleo for beingblame meblaming the fire onhave yourself to blametake all the blametakes a little more than his share of the blame because you didn't study a bit.
4. Police are blame Cleo for beingblame meblaming the fire onhave yourself to blametake all the blametakes a little more than his share of the blame a group of teenage vandals who have been getting into trouble all over town.
5. "A good leader blame Cleo for beingblame meblaming the fire onhave yourself to blametake all the blametakes a little more than his share of the blame, a little less than his share of the credit." (John Maxwell)
6. In life, you can't take all the credit when things are going well, so you don't have to blame Cleo for beingblame meblaming the fire onhave yourself to blametake all the blametakes a little more than his share of the blame when they go badly.