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Choose the answer which completes the gap/s in the best clear, sensible English.
My cousin has invited me to ... ... the new restaurant in his village. |
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... go and see ... |
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... come and try ... |
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... travel and visit ... |
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... drive and taste ... |
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Choose the answer which completes the gap/s in the best clear, sensible English.
' (...) So we ... ... a meal there, and, frankly, we were a bit disappointed.' |
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... went and had ... |
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... go and eat ... |
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... drove and consumed ... |
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... travelled and tried ... |
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Choose the answer which completes the gap/s in the best clear, sensible English.
I needed to ... ... before I drove any further. |
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... pause to reflect ... |
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... stop and think ... |
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... wait and consider ... |
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... halt and reckon ... |
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Choose the answer which completes the gap/s in the best clear, sensible English.
As far as results are concerned, we shall have to ... ... . |
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... delay to find out. |
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... wait and find out. |
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... wait and see. |
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... discover later. |
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Choose the answer which completes the gap/s in the best clear, sensible English.
'You do not need to do anything active quite yet; just ... ... .' |
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... stay and hear. |
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... sit and listen. |
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... stop and wait. |
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... remain and observe. |
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Choose the answer which completes the gap/s in the best clear, sensible English.
Predatory animals will not want to waste a lot of their precious energy on running and hunting: a clever animal will ... ... until a victim comes near enough for a quick successful attack. |
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... look and listen ... |
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... watch and wait ... |
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... wait and see ... |
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... lie and learn ... |
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Choose the answer which completes the gap/s in the best clear, sensible English.
'I've no idea what they're up to next door, making all that noise. Why doesn't someone ... ... ?' |
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... go and see. |
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... go and ask. |
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... go and look. |
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... go and watch. |
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Choose the answer which completes the gap/s in the best clear, sensible English.
'At long last, we have an engineer ... ... tomorrow ... ... the washing machine.' |
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... come ... / ... and mend ... |
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... coming ... / ... to mend ... |
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... comes ... / ... to fix ... |
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... to come ... / ... fixing ... |
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Choose the answer which completes the gap/s in the best clear, sensible English.
During the afternoon the children ... ... the island. |
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... swam out and explored ... |
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... swam away to visit ... |
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... swam off to discover ... |
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... swam out to try ... |
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Choose the answer which completes the gap/s in the best clear, sensible English.
A classic line in a movie or soap opera may come when two characters (usually men) are having an argument somewhere indoors: one of them makes a provocative remark, and the other wants to 'sort it out' with a fight, so he says:
'Just you ... ... that !' |
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... go out and repeat ... |
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... come outside and say ... |
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... leave and say ... |
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... move out and repeat ... |
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