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Pick the word (or words) that fill the gap best.
Why are ... ... people making all ... ... noise? |
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... these ... / ... that ... |
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... this... / ... those ... |
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... that... / ... these ... |
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... those... / ... that ... |
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Pick the word (or words) that fill the gap best.
'Warning: The company cannot accept any responsibility for damage if the machine is not used in accordance with ... ... instructions.' |
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... this ... |
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... that ... |
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... them ... |
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... these ... |
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Pick the word (or words) that fill the gap best.
' ... isn't a British-style electric plug, but luckily we have an adaptor to convert it from one of .... ' |
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... these ... / ... them.' |
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... this ... / ... these.' |
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... this ... / ... those.' |
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... those ... / ... that.' |
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Pick the word (or words) that fill the gap best.
'To be or not to be? ... ... is the question.' (from 'Hamlet' by William Shakespeare) |
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This |
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That |
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What |
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Which |
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Pick the word (or words) that fill the gap best.
You may do it ... ... way when you're at home in your own country, but in Britain we normally do it like ... . |
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... this ... / ... that ... |
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... that ... / ... that ... |
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... that ... / ... this ... |
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... those ... / ... here ... |
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Pick the word (or words) that fill the gap best.
'Don't tell me "I've had one of ... ... days" again; you always seem to be having a bad time at work, ... ... days!' |
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... these ... / ... those ... |
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... those ... / ... those ... |
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... those ... / ... these ... |
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... these ... / ... these ... |
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Pick the word (or words) that fill the gap best.
'Pick any one of ... ... cards and put it into ... ... box over there, without showing me.' |
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... this ... / ... that ... |
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... them ... / ... this ... |
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... those ... / ... these ... |
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... these ... / ... that ... |
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Pick the word (or words) that fill the gap best.
At a very hard time during World War 2, the British leader Winston Churchill made a famous speech to Parliament, aiming to raise our courage. His last words were: 'Let us (...) brace ourselves to our duties, and (...) men will still say, " ... ... was their finest hour".'. |
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... This ... |
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You can't really have 'this ... and this' in the same sentence (though sometimes it does make sense).
'These' and 'those' refer to plural things, and one other car can't very well be plural.