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(basic grammar - present simple) Tim _________ playing computer games.
(basic grammar - past simple) Last summer, I _________ a great holiday in London.
(basic grammar - prepositions) I work in an office _________ about 15 people.
(basic grammar - modal verbs) I _________ speak French when I was 5.
(basic grammar - determiners) Julie is _________ of the nicest people I know.
(basic grammar - superlatives) This is the __________ film I’ve ever seen.
(basic grammar - quantifiers) I can visit you but I don't have __________ time.
(basic grammar - imperatives) “__________ worrying! Everything is OK!”
(basic grammar - present perfect) Tim is a vegetarian and has __________ eaten meat.
(basic grammar - passives) Coca-Cola is __________ everywhere.
(vocabulary - collocations) To pass the exam, you need to __________ your knowledge.
(basic grammar - nouns) I enjoy meeting people of __________ kinds.
(basic grammar - modals) “Excuse me... __________ you help me carry this box?”
(vocabulary - phrasal verbs) Call me when you land and I’ll come and ____________ .
(vocabulary - collocations) The plane was ____________ for 3 hours.
(basic grammar - conditionals) I’ll lend you £50 ____________ you return it tomorrow.
(vocabulary - collocations) I’m really ____________ in your offer.
(basic grammar - prepositions) I’m thinking ____________ visiting my sister next week.
(vocabulary) Learning to drive was more difficult than I had ____________ .
(basic grammar - prepositions) Going to university opens up a world ____________ interests.
(basic grammar - articles) My father is in ____________ prison . He killed a man!
(grammar - past modals) I don’t know who ate your cake. It ____________ Jim.He likes cakes and I saw him in the kitchen.
(grammar - relative clauses) That’s the man ____________ car was stolen last week.
(vocabulary - collocations) The angry boy ____________ a fire in the old, empty house.
(basic grammar - conditionals) If you had tried harder, we ____________ .
(basic grammar - the future) The film ___________ at 7pm so don’t be late.
(vocabulary - collocation) The hotel is within ______ reach of the town centre
(grammar - the future) By 2025, I __________ in London for 15 years.
(grammar - verb forms) I like ___________ the dentist twice a year.
(vocabulary - phrasal verbs) I was ___________ in Manchester by my grandparents.
(grammar - participle clauses) _________ a shower, I called my mum on my mobile.
(vocabulary - phrasal verbs) His present problems can be _________ to his difficult childhood.
(vocabulary - idioms) Don’t pay for everything. Let’s __________ . I’ll pay half and you can pay half.
(vocabulary - idioms) “The interest rate is almost 30% on this loan!” (B) “Well, needs must when the devil __________ ."
(vocabulary - idioms) Tim comes from a rich family. He was born with a silver __________ in his mouth.
