1. He began to climb …the stairs which were dark and smelt of …--- cats.
2. I read until …--- breakfast time …a novel I had borrowed from …a friend.
3. I don’t have to go into …the reasons why they hate each other.
4. What he said reminded me of …a film I had seen.
5. The…lieutenant offered Grey …a cigarette which he refused.
6. He was wearing …a tweed jacket with …-- leather inserts at …the elbows, …a
thing that I had never seen.
7. Charlotte did not like …the idea that Arthur could be better at anything than
Joe was.
8. This was …a sentence that made …--- sense, but no …-- meaning.
9. …The questions Ann asked always seemed to be …-- questions to which Paul
knew …the answers.
10. Stanley knows …a woman who might be persuaded to come out by …-- bus
once … a week to clean …the house.
11. She was not …the little girl he had known, but she was not yet …a woman either.
12. Her eyes were really like …--- searchlights, picking out …--- things that no one
saw.
13. …The fact that he would have … --- independent means made her feel relieved.
14. Without knowing her at all I got … the feeling that she was … the strongest person
in …the family.
15. It was not … a job that he liked.
16. Her husband made her …--- presents of …--- books she did not read.
17. And then he put forward … an amazing suggestion that she should turn down
…the offer and settle in London.
18. She wanted to fill … the wine-glasses which she had received as …a wedding
present.
19. I liked reading in … the garden, which was several steps below … the level of …
the yard.
20. I have …an impression that you don’t trust me.
21. She was drinking …a glass of …--- orange juice.
22. My friend is … a man of … ---culture and …--- wide reading.
23. His voice was determined, … the lines of his face had grown harsh.
24. Tom sat down on … the edge of …the log and looked at … the glassy surface of …the
lake.
25. …A deposit of 5 pounds is payable by anyone who wishes to become …a
reader of …the library.
26. …The faint purring of …a motor woke Julia …the next morning.
27. "Come back in …--- half …an hour, I’ll give you …a bottle of …--- medicine", said
…the doctor.
28. …The lamplight made his skin … the colour of …--- red brick.
29. He found … orchid of … peculiar rarity.
30. He remembered … the soothing effect of her words.
31. He was disturbed by …the sound of …a shot.
32. Willy leaned on … the back of …the chair.
33. He always disliked anybody as soon as they were appointed to …a position
of … --- authority.
34. He always took …the line of …--- least resistance.
35. My grandfather was … a man of … --- force and …--- intellect.
36. From … the kitchen came …the singing of …the kettle on …the stove.
37. Just then … the latch of …the front door clicked, and my father came in.
38. From … the sitting-room came …the chink of …--- light beneath …the door, and …the
sound of … --- whispers from my mother and her friends.
39. … the wallpaper was dark-blue with …a design of …-- conventional flowers.
40. This machinery drills …--- holes to …a depth of two miles or even more.
41. The woman moved her chair slightly towards …the right side of …the path.
42. In … the crate there were … ---boxes of …--- cigars.
My friends (visit) the British Museum last year.
visited
has visited
have visited
2. I (be, never) to the National Gallery.
never was
have never been
has never been
3. I (see) lots of wonderful pictures.
saw
have seen
has seen
4. Yesterday I (buy) a book about the British Museum and its collection.
bought
have bought
has bought
5. I (read) 30 pages already. It's really interesting.
read
have read
has read
6. I (just, finish) my homework.
just finished
have just finished
has just finished
7. Mary (already, write) five letters.
already wrote
have already written
has already written
8. Tom (move) to this town in 1994.
moved
have moved
has moved
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1. He began to climb …the stairs which were dark and smelt of …--- cats.
2. I read until …--- breakfast time …a novel I had borrowed from …a friend.
3. I don’t have to go into …the reasons why they hate each other.
4. What he said reminded me of …a film I had seen.
5. The…lieutenant offered Grey …a cigarette which he refused.
6. He was wearing …a tweed jacket with …-- leather inserts at …the elbows, …a
thing that I had never seen.
7. Charlotte did not like …the idea that Arthur could be better at anything than
Joe was.
8. This was …a sentence that made …--- sense, but no …-- meaning.
9. …The questions Ann asked always seemed to be …-- questions to which Paul
knew …the answers.
10. Stanley knows …a woman who might be persuaded to come out by …-- bus
once … a week to clean …the house.
11. She was not …the little girl he had known, but she was not yet …a woman either.
12. Her eyes were really like …--- searchlights, picking out …--- things that no one
saw.
13. …The fact that he would have … --- independent means made her feel relieved.
14. Without knowing her at all I got … the feeling that she was … the strongest person
in …the family.
15. It was not … a job that he liked.
16. Her husband made her …--- presents of …--- books she did not read.
17. And then he put forward … an amazing suggestion that she should turn down
…the offer and settle in London.
18. She wanted to fill … the wine-glasses which she had received as …a wedding
present.
19. I liked reading in … the garden, which was several steps below … the level of …
the yard.
20. I have …an impression that you don’t trust me.
21. She was drinking …a glass of …--- orange juice.
22. My friend is … a man of … ---culture and …--- wide reading.
23. His voice was determined, … the lines of his face had grown harsh.
24. Tom sat down on … the edge of …the log and looked at … the glassy surface of …the
lake.
25. …A deposit of 5 pounds is payable by anyone who wishes to become …a
reader of …the library.
26. …The faint purring of …a motor woke Julia …the next morning.
27. "Come back in …--- half …an hour, I’ll give you …a bottle of …--- medicine", said
…the doctor.
28. …The lamplight made his skin … the colour of …--- red brick.
29. He found … orchid of … peculiar rarity.
30. He remembered … the soothing effect of her words.
31. He was disturbed by …the sound of …a shot.
32. Willy leaned on … the back of …the chair.
33. He always disliked anybody as soon as they were appointed to …a position
of … --- authority.
34. He always took …the line of …--- least resistance.
35. My grandfather was … a man of … --- force and …--- intellect.
36. From … the kitchen came …the singing of …the kettle on …the stove.
37. Just then … the latch of …the front door clicked, and my father came in.
38. From … the sitting-room came …the chink of …--- light beneath …the door, and …the
sound of … --- whispers from my mother and her friends.
39. … the wallpaper was dark-blue with …a design of …-- conventional flowers.
40. This machinery drills …--- holes to …a depth of two miles or even more.
41. The woman moved her chair slightly towards …the right side of …the path.
42. In … the crate there were … ---boxes of …--- cigars.
My friends (visit) the British Museum last year.
visited
has visited
have visited
2. I (be, never) to the National Gallery.
never was
have never been
has never been
3. I (see) lots of wonderful pictures.
saw
have seen
has seen
4. Yesterday I (buy) a book about the British Museum and its collection.
bought
have bought
has bought
5. I (read) 30 pages already. It's really interesting.
read
have read
has read
6. I (just, finish) my homework.
just finished
have just finished
has just finished
7. Mary (already, write) five letters.
already wrote
have already written
has already written
8. Tom (move) to this town in 1994.
moved
have moved
has moved
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