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Julia _____ a lot.

Has the room got a bathroom?

Where’s the Post Office?  It’s _____ .

_____ a starter?

How do I get to Oxford Street?
Go ____ .

This shirt doesn’t fit. The _____ are too long.

No, Paula is not single. She’s _____.

——— is my favourite colour.

____ English well?

Tom is going to London _____ January 4th.

February is _____ March.

We _____ sugar.

Wednesday comes _____.

I need something to drink. I’m _____.

You buy meat at a _____.

Whose are these books?  They are _____.

It’s raining. Do you want to _____ my umbrella?

In this bank we _____ 35 pence on every transaction.

Yesterday I _____ down and broke my ankle.

_____ any traffic here on Sundays.

My boss is Italian but he loves Spain. He _____ in Madrid since he got married.

I _____ this film many years ago. It’s really good.

Who _____ you last night while we were sleeping?

In the UK you _____ drive on the left.

My sister’s got a _____ in aeronautics.

You’ve got a bad _____. You smoke too much.

_____ who’s sitting behind you! I can’t believe it!

I _____ on the pavement.

Children under four _____ in the Royal Albert Hall.

If you _____ get fit.

According to Richard’s …… the train leaves at 7 o’clock.

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Sleeping is essential. If we didn’t sleep, we would die, as has been proven with laboratory animals that have been deprived from sleep. The number of hours we sleep is also an important factor. Recent surveys have shown that people who sleep six hours or less (or, for that matter, people who sleep more than nine hours) have a death rate higher than people who sleep from seven to eight hour.

She always _____ in five-star hotels.

There are _____ people that live in London.

That _____ be Cousin Mimi. She said she was 50, but that woman is in her thirties.

I have been going out with my present girlfriend _____.

That’s the woman _____ husband is a tax inspector.

Are there still any _____ beaches in Spain?

Milk is an example of _____ products.

My brother’s daughter is my _____.

 Saying that the Spanish are more _____ than the English is a stereotype, but it’s true that the Spanish tend to say things more

Superstitious people say that a broken _____ brings seven years bad luck.

What _____ if you were younger?

English _____ in most countries in the world

_____ opening the window? It’s really hot

_____ lovely pair of shoes!

My parents used to _____ all the time. I was a bad boy.

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Bringing up a couple of kids on your own is not easy at all, particularly when you find out you’re pregnant just a few weeks after your marriage is over, which is exactly what happened to me when I had Laura. But you’ve got to keep going and think that your kids are far more important than your partner. Obviously it helps when you have supportive friends and relatives who care for you and are always ready to give you a hand. In this sense I can’t complain. What I really miss is some more help from the government. I spend most of the day working miles away from my place so I can only enjoy being with my two daughters in the evenings. Still, I don’t regret being a lone mother.

My daughter has just arrived from spending a few days with you. She says she’s had a wonderful time. Thank you for _____.

My friend Peter didn’t come to my birthday party and _____.

Lots of reality shows are _____ on television these days.

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Before 1999 anyone with a title could be a member of the House of Lords. That state changed in 1999 by means of the House of Lords Act, according to which, no hereditary peers* can be members of the House of Lords. Hereditary peers are those whose titles can be inherited by their descendants. However, the Act provided that 92 of those peers would be excepted from the exclusion of hereditary peers. All the other members of the House are now life peers, that is, peers whose titles cannot be inherited and the peerage is only for the life of the person holding the title. In the same Act, the lords, except for those 92 who are members of the House of Lords, were given the right to vote and be voted for the House of Commons, a right they lacked before 1999. Not without argument and debate, the Act eventually came into force on 11th November 1999, two years after the outstanding victory of the Labour Party.

*peer: homólogo, igual rango

Lots of reality shows are _____ on television these days.

Many people over 80 are _____.

The UK is divided into 650 electoral districts, called _____.

A _____ is a piece of news which is first reported by a newspaper or magazine.

She promised _____ the book the following day.

By the year 2100, petrol _____ by other sources of energy.

She asked me if _____ to the cinema the night before.

Remember you _____ me a lot of money. And remember I’m unemployed at the moment.

We should _____ organisations like Greenpeace. They’re very helpful.

I’ve got lots of books. They’re all _____ because they’re much cheaper.

Our new English teacher is very tall and _____.

Last Tuesday my wife _____.

The report was very detailed and close to the truth = The report was ____

They were one of our biggest competitors, but they ____last year.

Report this sentence correctly:
‘There was an accident outside the supermarket’.

If he ____ so much yesterday he wouldn’t have had stomachache

He stayed up to watch the match ___ he was really tired.

You ___ show photo identification at the check-in.

Your colleague talks a lot and you don’t like it. What could you say?

If you commit a crime it will destroy your ____

I’m sorry I made you angry. I wish I ____ shouted at you.

Have you got any advice ____ how to go about buying a new car?

This house is so old now. When it rains, the windows leak and the roof needs to be replaced soon. …………………. we love it and would never move to another.

This organ breaks down the toxins that enter the body including alcohol.

By this time next year, I ____ the project.

A complicated person who is often grumpy:

Would you like ____ tea?

She’s read this book twice already. That’s why it’s so ____.

The explorers continued their expedition ____ the weather became so bad that they were forced to give up.

The company was ____ in 2012. It did badly in the first few years and lost a large amount of money.

We will meet _____ Friday afternoon _____ 2:00 PM.

There _________ two accidents on this road so far this year and the one last night was quite serious.

I wonder if you could ____ me a favour and carry this box for me.

There aren’t ____ pears left. Only two.

John ____ me that he was ill.

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Paul drove too fast. Now he’s in trouble with the police.

Guess who I ____ into in the supermarket today?

You shouldn’t eat that cheese. It’s ____.

I ______ want to know what happened.

He really takes ____ his father. They’re alike in so many ways.

He drives really _____________one day he’s going to have an accident.

If ____ you were coming, I would have baked a cake!

She has decided to take ____ a new hobby.

He’s exercising a lot ____ than he used to.

When I saw his awful haircut I burst ____ laughing.

Someone spilt red wine on the carpet and now it’s _____.

Report this sentence correctly.
Tom said ‘I’m going to London tomorrow.’ Five days later you say…

This is ________ chair here.

After her parents were killed she ________ by her uncle.

A cat was chasing a bird. I ____ it for a few minutes, and then the bird escaped.

The building was ___ in the storm.

I ___ from the company because I was not happy there