Choose the correct collocation. 6. I’m not very happy with the quality of this food. I’d like to watch / see the manager, please. 7. The factory does / produces most of the country’s cars. 8. There’s been great / high unemployment in the area since the local factory closed. 9. A number of soldiers were hurt / wounded in the attack. 10. There were no front chairs / seats left for the show. We had to sit at the back. 11. Let’s go out and see / look at a film at the cinema tonight. I’m fed up watching videos at home. 12. Our local theatre group is putting on / out a play about poverty in Africa next week. 13. I’m appearing in the school play, but I only have a small bit / part. 14. It’s important that you report all crimes at / to the police. 15. There’s no entrance charge at / to the museum.