Choose the correct options to complete the sentences.

1. Jane has a lot of work to juggle / get back to / run on zero at the moment. She's managing three different projects.
2. I phoned Zain last week and now I'm waiting to get back to / hear back from / take a breath from him.
3. I sent Kali an email yesterday and he hasn't had my word / heard back from / got back to me yet.
4. We haven't had time to prioritise / run on zero / take a breath since the conference started.
5. I believe we'll get the documents today from Flavio. We have his word / took his breath / have a word, and he's very reliable when he promises something.
6. Massimo has been working without a break for three days. He's working on zero / running on zero / running with zero sleep.
7. We really need to juggle / prioritise / hear back from the staffing issue. We need to sort this out before we work on anything else.
8. I know you need an answer today. I'm looking at the numbers and will get back to you priority / APAS / ASAP