1. SAFE Can all passengers fasten their ............ belts. The plane is about to take off.

2. DEPEND The country has been .............. since the civil war and now has its own government.
3. KIND I'm just writing to thank you for the .................. you showed us following our recent problems.
4. HONEST The minister was accused of lying and being ................. .
5. APOLOGISE Sam sends his ..................... . He can't come to the meeting as he has another engagement.
6. CONNECT You'll have to speak up. This ........................ is really bad.
7. IDENTIFY Excuse me, Madam. Have you any form of ................? Like a passport, for example.
8. LIKE I love doing sports, .................... my brother, who prefers to sit in front of the TV all day.
9. SAFE We all arrived .......... at the village despite a very frightening coach journey through the
mountains.
10. SAFE I wouldn't stand on that chair if I were you. It's very ............. .
11. DEPEND Don't worry. You can rely on George. He's very ............... .
12. DEPEND It soon became clear that he was suffering from a ................ on drugs.
13. KIND Don't be ................... to your brother. Share your toys with him.
14. KIND Will whoever stole my pen ......................... return it immediately.
15. HONEST What I admire about him is his ................ . You can always trust him completely.
16. FORGIVE I think you should try to show a little ........ rather than making him feel guilty all the time.
17. FORGIVE He was very difficult to work with and was often accused of being very ..........
18. HONEST I'm not joking. I .................... don't know where your keys are.
19. APOLOGISE Tom was very .................. about losing my watch. I had to forgive him in the end.
20. APOLOGISE The boy spoke very ......................... and then left the room.
21. CONNECT They had their gas .................. for not paying their bill.
22. CONNECT The police say the two crimes are completely ........................ . They share no similarities at
all.
23. IDENTIFY UFO stands for ......................... flying object
24. IDENTIFY The police are keeping the .................... of the man secret for his own protection.
25. LIKE There is very little ..................... of winning the lottery. People do it mainly for fun.
26. LIKE The most ................. explanation for the accident is that the driver fell asleep.
27. FORGIVE His behaviour was totally ........ . I've never been so offended in all my life.
28. DEFINE Could you give me a ................... for this word please?
29. LIVE I've just been reading an article about the oldest ................. man in the world.
30. ENTERTAIN We've booked a children's ............... for my daughter's birthday party.
31. PATIENCE Just wait .............. until I've finished what I'm doing.
32. PRODUCE Unfortunately, ....................... t the factory has stopped due to a dispute between the
management and workers.
33. HELP They were really ............ in the shop . They refused to change my dress and wouldn't give me my
money back.
34. PERFORM We saw a wonderful ................... of his latest play at the theatre.
35. PUBLISH Her book still remains ................ despite the editor promising to have it in print by now.
36. NEGOTIATE The two companies are involved in .......... to see if there is the possibility of working together
in the scheme.
37. EXPLODE An .............. device was found in a car in the town centre.
38. REACT He really ........................ to the situation. It really wasn't as bad as he claimed.
39. SPEAK I've been asked to make a ................ at next week's award ceremony.
40. BRIGHT The room was full of .............. coloured paintings.
41. OPPOSE Our house is ................. a supermarket and the road outside is really busy.
42. PUBLIC She rarely speaks .................... about her private life.
43. DECORATE He's at night school at the moment. He's studying to be a painter and ............................ .
44. DEFINE The meeting will last an ............... period of time. It can go on as long as necessary
45. DIRECT Excuse me. Which ................. is it to London?
46. DEFINE There's ................... a funny smell in this room.
47. LIVE She's a great teacher who is always able to create a ................... atmosphere in class.
48. LIVE My ............. really changed after the birth of our daughter.
49. ENTERTAIN I found the comedian really ............. and very boring.
50. ENTERTAIN Was there any .................... organised at the holiday village?
51. PATIENCE There was a feeling of ................ amongst the people at the airport and many started to
complain about the delay.
52. PATIENCE You're so ..............! You'll have to wait until your birthday to find out what I've bought you.
53. PRODUCE This discussion is getting nowhere and is totally ................. . Let's start again tomorrow.
54. PRODUCE The TV company is looking for a ..................... to make a new series of documentaries.
55. PUBLIC They were only a small company and tried many different was of getting free ............. in the
local newspaper.
56. HELP There's a feeling of ....................... amongst the workers. The factory is closing and there's nothing
they can do.
57. HELP My car broke down and I don't know a thing about engines. I felt totally ................... .
58. PERFORM One of the .............. in the circus fell and broke her leg.
59. PERFORM Dance is an example of the ............ arts.
60. NEGOTIATE The chief ........... at the peace talks explained that she was very positive about the two sides
reaching an agreement.
61. DIRECT The TV company is looking for a ................... for their new drama.
62. DECORATE Her jewellery isn't valuable. It's purely ................... .
63. PUBLISH You may have read one of our other ...................... . It is aimed at people who collect stamps.
64. DECORATE We haven't put up any Christmas .................... up at home yet. We just haven't had the time.
65. EXPLODE The army have gone into the area to try to detonate an ..................... bomb.
66. EXPLODE There was an ................ followed by flash of light.
67. OPPOSE Several players with the .................. are ill and will not be able to play this weekend.
68. BRIGHT She's such a cheerful person and really ............... up my day
69. SPEAK One of the .................. on the music centre isn't working
70. REACT An interesting chemical ..................... takes place if you mix those two substances.
71. NEGOTIATE I'm afraid that's my last offer. It is not ............ .
72. REACT The government are planning to build a nuclear ................ on the coast
73. SPEAK She's always very well-dressed and extremely well .............. .
74. PUBLIC The book is expected to be ready for ............. at the end of the year.
75. BRIGHT I can't believe the ..................... this tablet has. I can barely see anything on the screen.
76. PUBLISH He's thinking of writing for a different ........... next time. His present one isn't treating him
very well.
77. OPPOSE I have the ................ view and think that advertisements for young children on TV should be
banned.
78. ADD In ............... to pollution, cars are also the cause of a large number of deaths
79. MAGIC They had a ................ at their daughter's birthday party who kept getting his tricks wrong.
80. CONSIDER She's made a ................. improvement in her progress.
81. CALCULATE I must have ........................ . I was sure I'd bought enough cakes for everyone.
82. AGREE I'm sorry but I ............. with everything that you have said. We clearly have nothing in
common.
83. ADD If there are any ............... expenses, please let us know.
84. MORAL He's acting .................... for somebody in his position. He should be suspended from his
duties.
85. ADD This food is supposed to be healthy, yet it's full of................... .