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TỔNG HỢP VIÉT CÂU KHÔNG ĐỔI NGHĨA (SENTENCE BUILDING)
TỪ CÁC ĐÈ THI CHUYÊN ANH, HỌC SINH GIỎI CẤP TỈNH, TP
For each of the sentences below, write a new sentence as similar as possible in
meaning to the original sentence, but using the words given. The words MUST NOT BE
ALTERED in any way.
1. Robert’s behavior is very unsatisfactory. (LOT)

-♦ Robert’s behavior......................................................................................................desired.
2. She decided to have five bowls of rice because she was hungry. (MUNCHIES)
—> ........................................................................she decided to have five bowls of rice.
3. Nobody expected it of him but Sam was laid off. (RANKS)

—► Against all............................................................................................. unemployed.
4. There don’t seem to be many talented athletes at the moment. (PAUCITY)

-> We.......................................................................................................................................
talented athletes at the moment.
5. Drew doesn’t really think he’ll be able to finish editing the book before the deadline.
(PROSPECT)
—> Drew sees ........................................................................................................................
to finish editing the book before the deadline.
6. The restaurant manager thought that they were likely to lose all their customers if service
didn’t improve. (RAN)
—* The restaurant manager thought that they........................................................................
if service didn’t improve.
7. Alistair has no chance of being selected for the team because of his poor sprint times.
(PAID)
-> Alistair’s poor sprint times ...................................................................of being selected for
the team.
8. I found the plot of the book too complicated to follow. (HEAD)

—► I .....................................................................................................the plot of the book.
9. Although everything pointed to her having taken the money, she strenuously denied it.
(EVIDENCE)
-» She strenuously denied.....................................................................the contrary.
10. It’s unlikely he’ll be picked for the Olympic swimming team. (CHANCES)
—► His...................................................................................................................................
11. I know I can convince Dave that I’m right about this matter. (BRING)
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—> I know I can....................................................................................................................

12. He is different form his brother in almost all respects. (BEARS)
-> He......................................................................................................................................
13. We wouldn’t want to restrict the freedom of the students in any way. (IMPOSE)
—> We wouldn’t want to.......................................................................................................
14. I suddenly realized the meaning of a “freebie”. (DAWNED)
—► It suddenly.....................................................................................................................
15. The fact that he will never race again is something he cannot accept. (TERMS)
—> He cannot.....................................................................................................the fact that
he will never race again.
16. Driving that fast was a stupid thing for me to do. (ONLY)
—> If.....................................................................................................................driving so
fast.
17. Julia didn’t listen to what her doctor told her. (NOTICE)
—> Julia didn’t.......................................................................................................of what the
doctor told her
18. The young actress was very nervous before the audition. (BUTTERFLIES)
—> The young actress..........................................................................before the audition.
19. He made an unsuccessful attempt to buy the company. (WITHOUT)
—► He attempted................................................................................................success.
20. If you didn’t contribute generously, we couldn’t continue our work.
—> But for.............................................................................................................................
21. It was wrong of you to scare your mother like that
—► You oughtn’t..................................................................................................................
22. The best solution was thought of by Sally
—> Sally came......................................................................................................................
23. The manager is not to be disturbed
—» On no account................................................................................................................
24. To the best of my knowledge, Mr Green's a vegetarian
-> As far.................................................................................................................................
25. They were never aware of any moment that something was wrong. (TIME)
—> At..........................................................................................that something was wrong.
26. My grandfather had completely forgotten that he phoned me last night.
(RECOLLECTION)
-> My grandfather didn’t .....................................................................................me last night.
27. Why didn’t you ask me before you used my computer? (RATHER)
—* I ....................................................................................................................my computer.
28. The public reacted angrily to the minister’s remarks. (DREW)
—> The...............................................................................................................the public.
29. I said that I thought he was wrong about the best way for US to proceed. (ISSUE)
—♦ I..............................................................................................best we should proceed.
30. It is not my habit to get up quite so early as this. (USED)
—> I ....................................................................................... up quite so early as this.
31. My grandmother was in very good health when I saw her. (PINK)
—> My grandmother.........................................................................................................
when I saw her.
32. Drinking too much will affect your health. (TELL)
—► Drinking............................................................................................... your health
33. My jewelry has been stolen. (OFF)
—> Someone............................................................................................... my jewelry.
34. She felt so disappointed that she suddenly started to cry. (SUCH)
—» Her .................................................................................she suddenly burst into tears
35. By the end of the meeting, the committee had agreed on the next step. (REACHED)
—> By the end of the committee meeting, an.......................................................................
what to do next.
36. Henrik was very pleased to be selected for the team. (DELIGHT)
—> Much .................................................................................................... he was selected
for the team
37. I really felt relieved on completion of my thesis. (SENSE)
—► I felt a ...........................................................................................................completed
my thesis.
38. Dawn’s boss is constantly criticizing her work. (FAULT)

—> Dawn’s boss.................................................................................................her work.
39. I saw a TV programme last month, which was very similar to this one. (BEARS)
—> This TV programme ....................................................... the one I saw last month.
40. The editor delayed publishing the article until he had checked all the facts. (DID)
—» Only..................................................................................................... the editor publish
the article.
41. It has been difficult for the children to accept their parents’ separation. (COME)
—* The children are finding.............................................................................................. with
their parents’ separation.
42. It is very nice of you to let US know about the change in venue. (APPRECIATE)
-* We............................................................................................................................change.
43. The jumper you knitted for my daughter no longer fits her. (GROWN)
—► My daughter ..................................................................................... for her.
44. If Marc hadn’t taken up politics, he might have become a famous art historian. (NAME)
—► If Marc hadn’t taken up politics, he might have ............................................................
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46. I explained what had happened but they totally refused to accept what I said.
—> They found ....................................................................................................................
47. It is a widespread assumption that George was wrongly accused.

—> George ..........................................................................................................................
48. By the time we arrived at the theatre, nearly all the seats had been taken. (HARDLY)
—> There..............................................................................................................................
49. Everyone was exhausted apart from Paul. (EXCEPTION)

-> With...................................................................................................................................
50. There was loud applause as he left the stage (ACCOMPANIMENT)

—► .....................................................................................................................................
51. Mike is never reluctant to make tough decisions as a manager (SHRINKS)

—> ........................................................................................................................................
52. The candle fell over and made the barn start burning (LIGHT)
53. City- dwellers often get depressed nowadays (PRONE)

54. Bill reckoned that his success was due to incredible luck (PUT)
55. I’m certainly not going to give you any more money.
—> I have no...........................................................................................................................
56. My father was sound asleep in his chair, worn out after his day in the field.
-> So........................................................................................................................................
57. Could you help me to post these letters?

—► Would you be so..............................................................................................................?
58. I'm absolutely sure that he took the money on purpose.

-> He couldn't .........................................................................................................................
59. I’d rather you didn’t phone me at work.

—* I’d prefer............................................................................................................................
60. We had expected Pedro to get promoted. (SURPRISE)

—> Pedro’s.............................................................................................................................
61. It’s not necessary for you to promise - I know I can trust you. (WORD)
-> You......................................................................................................................................
62. The Prime Minister resigned because of his sudden illness. (RESULTED)
-* The Prime Minister’s ...........................................................................................................
63. The final version of the plan was quite different from the initial draft.
(RESEMBLANCE)
—> The final version of the plan ............................................................................................
64. The police arrived as the thieves were committing the crime. (RED-HANDED)
—> The police.........................................................................................................................
65. It was an impressive building but it wasn’t to my taste.

—» Impressive........................................................................................................................
66. If Mike hadn’t been interested, the trip would have been cancelled.
-► But.....................................................................................................................................
67. I left without saying goodbye as I didn’t want to disturb the meeting.
—► Rather than.....................................................................................................................
68. She didn’t cry when the story ended in tragedy.

-» Not a tear ...........................................................................................................................
69. The population of the U.K has not expanded appreciably in the last decade.
—> There has been no...........................................................................................................
70. The new boss is not very popular with his employees. (TAKE)
—> .........................................................................................................................................
71. Tear gas was released as soon as the thieves touched the safe. (SOONER)
72. Bruce said that the situation at work was like a family argument. (LIKENED)
73. It is said that he was born in Segovia. (REPUTED)
74. I think you should be tolerant of other people’s weaknesses. (ALLOWANCES)
75. It’s a pity that you didn’t participate in that game.

—> We would rather...............................................................................................................
76. It’s extremely difficult for US to make ends meet these days.
—► We find............................................................................................................................
77. He learnt the old lessons as soon as he returned from his walk.
-* No sooner............................................................................................................................
78. I don’t really like her even though I admire her achievement.
—» Much as ...........................................................................................................................
79. It won’t help you worry about it.

—> There is no........................................................................................................................
80. I was never allowed to walk barefoot when I was a child. (LET)
—> ..........................................................................................................................................
81. “I’m sorry I have to leave so early” John said. (APOLOGIZED)
82. They moved here in 1995. (LIVING)
83. I haven’t decided yet whether to move or not. (MIND)
84. It is very probable that the meeting will be cancelled. (PROBABILITY)
85. It is a difficult question. I’m trying to puzzle it out. Nobody has answered it yet.
—> The difficult question that .................................................................................................
86. Philip's inability to make decisions dates from his accident.

—► Ever since......................................................................................................................
87. John’s rudeness to his teacher is inexcusable.

—* There is ............................................................................................................................
88. There has been a considerable fall in the value of these goods in the past week.
—>• The value of these goods................................................................................................
89. His efforts to find a solution didn’t deserve such savage criticism.
—> He shouldn’t...................................................................................................................
90. Tom and Barbara aren’t talking to each other at the moment. (TERMS)
—> Tom and Barbara aren’t....................................................................................................
at the moment.
91. She did everything possible to save her marriage. (POWER)

—> She.....................................................................................her marriage
92. It’s not necessary for you to promise - I know I can trust you. (WORD)
-* You.......................................................................................- I know I can trust you.
93. This room needs to be decorated, doesn’t it? (DOING)

—> This............................................................................................., doesn’t it?
94. Jenny didn’t feel like going to the party. (MOOD)

-» Jenny was.....................................................................................for going to the party.
—» I have no ..........................................................................................................................
96. “You damaged my bicycle, John?” said Jane

—► Jane accused..................................................................................................................
97. I prefer staying in bed to getting up early at weekends.

—► I’d rather..........................................................................................................................
98. Although William had a bad cold, he still went to work.

—» Despite..............................................................................................................................
99. They made US wait for 5 hours yesterday.

We..................................................................................................................................
100. Quite by chance, Brenda met Philip at the station. (RAN)
101. The job received over a hundred applications. (APPLIED)
102. We only guessed at the real truth. (GUESS)

—► ........................................................................................................................................
103. This story of yours isn’t true! (UP)

—> ..........................................................................................................................................
104. The best solution was thought of by Sally (CAME)
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105. The other day I was fined for exceeding the speed limit. (BEYOND)
106. Who’s going to supervise our section? (IN CHARGE)
107. Patrick is not feeling healthy today. (COLOUR)

—> ..........................................................................................................................................
108. Betty didn’t know Sony was Hanna’s boyfriend. (UNAWARE)
109. Shannon doesn’t think much of the book. (LOW)
110. This matter is so complicated that we don’t know how to deal with it.
-> So........................................................................................................................................
111. John was sorry to have made such a fuss at the party.
—> John regretted .................................................................................................................
112. It is feared this mammal species will be extinct by the year of 2020.
—> This mammal species is...................................................................................................
113. I didn’t discover there was a snake in the basket until I opened the lid.
—► Not until...........................................................................................................................
114. Why did you worry so much? I told you I was safe with Carol.
-» You needn’t.........................................................................................................................
115. It was wrong of you to allow a 4-year-old child to walk home alone.
—» You should .......................................................................................................................
116. I could realize how important the family is only after I left home.
-* Not until................................................................................................................................
117. Mrs. Green is proud of her son’s contribution to the play.

—> Mrs. Green is proud of what.............................................................................................
118. The recruited very few young engineers.

-> Hardly..................................................................................................................................
119. Only two out of the five rooms we have booked have air conditioning.
—» We have booked five rooms, only ...................................................................................
120. The police ended the fighting between the two gangs by arresting the leader. (STOP)
—► ........................................................................................................................................
121.1 used to be familiar with every corner of this school. (HAND)
122. The police never actually accused his wife of committing a crime. (POINT)
123. The box of candy was passed from one person to another. (HAND)
124. The Prime Minister resigned because of his sudden illness. (FROM)
125. If his solicitor hadn’t advised him, he would have made a serious mistake.
-* Had it...................................................................................................................................
126. Philip’s inability to make decisions dates from his car accident.
—> Ever..................................................................................................................................
127. The best solution was thought of by Sally.

—> Sally came........................................................................................................................
128. I didn’t realize he was one of my neighbour until he took his glasses off.
-* Not until................................................................................................................................
129. I never thought that I would win a prize in the writing competition.
—► It never............................................................................................................................
130. Doctor Trent said that the problems were caused by rubbish in the streets. (PUT)
131. The builders have spoiled our garden. (MESS)
132. The witness thought I was the thief, but she realized that she was wrong. (FOR)
133. The judge told the jury to consider the man’s past life. (ACCOUNT)
134. Taking our private pension scheme will benefit you. (INTEREST)
135. Anna failed to understand how serious her illness was until she spoke to the doctor.
—> Not until............................................................................................................................
136. I do like carrots, but I don’t want to eat them every day.
—► Much as ..........................................................................................................................
137. I had only just watered the garden when it began to rain.
-» Hardly..................................................................................................................................
138. I would prefer you to pay in cash.

-* I’d rather..............................................................................................................................
139. All the children will receive a prize, whatever their score in the competition.
—> No matter .........................................................................................................................
140. We had expected Pedro to get promoted. (SURPRISE)

—» Pedro’s.....................................................................................................................to US.
141.1 think your report needed to be written more carefully. (CARE)

—> I think you should .............................................................................................................
your report
142. Her work didn’t meet the standards that were considered acceptable.
(CONFORM)
—> Her work...........................................................................................................................
acceptable standards.
143. He had no idea what was going to happen to him when he walked into that room.
(STORE)
—► Little ................................................................................................................................
him when he walked into that room.
144. He became famous but it cost him his privacy. (EXPENSE)

—> His rise .............................................................................................................................
of his privacy
145. The director didn’t like the idea that his employees were arriving late.
—> The director objected .......................................................................................................
146. There are more people out of work in our country than ever before.
-» Never ..................................................................................................................................
147. The only way you can become a good athlete is by training hard every day.
—> Only by.............................................................................................................................
148. What a surprise to see you here!

—► Fancy .............................................................................................................................
149. Why didn't I think of that before?

-* I should ...............................................................................................................................
150. Do you know who this coat belongs to? (coat)

—> Do you know ................................................................................................................is?
151. Jane's training accident meant she couldn't take part in the race. (PREVENTED)
—> Jane's training accident....................................................................................................
in the race.
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152. I'd rather you didn't phone me at work. (PREFER)
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—> I'd .............................................................................................................. me at work.
153. She hasn't decided whether to go or not. (MIND)

—* She hasn't ........................................................................................................................
whether to go or not.
154. Don't you regret not learning to swim? (WISH)

—* Don't you .................................................................................................................swim?
155. I put a lot of care and attention into the letter. (TROUBLE)
—> ..........................................................................................................................................
156. I bought it without thinking about it first. (SPUR)
157. She chooses the kind of hotels she stays in very carefully. (FUSSY)
158. He’s never afraid to say what he thinks. (MIND)

—> ..........................................................................................................................................
159. Because I believed his lies, he got a lot of money from me. (CONNED)
160. It’s common knowledge that he has been in prison several times.
—» He is known......................................................................................................................
161. His memory gradually failed as he grew older.

—► The older.........................................................................................................................
—> I have no ..........................................................................................................................
163. I dislike it when people criticize me unfairly.

—► I object ............................................................................................................................
164. Do you think much about your future?

—* Do you give a....................................................................................................................
165. A new flu vaccine has been on trial since the beginning of the year.
-> They ...................................................................................................................................
166. I really enjoy getting thoroughly absorbed in this good book.

—> I am losing........................................................................................................................
167. The instructions say you just add boiling water to the soup powder.
—» The soup powder .............................................................................................................
168. They may not be able to give the concert.

-* The concert .........................................................................................................................
169. The Pacific Ocean is on average deeper than the Atlantic.

—> The average.....................................................................................................................
170. Linda’s plans for a picnic have been spoilt by the weather (FALLEN)
—> Linda’s plans for a picnic..................................................................................................
171. Apparently, Sheila wasn’t listening tome. (APPEAR)

—» Sheila................................................................................................................................
172. His irresponsibility attitude is endangering his career as a doctor. (JEOPARDY)

—♦ His irresponsibility.............................................................................................................
173. That wasn’t what I meant at all. You’ve completely misunderstood me as usual
(STICK)
—> That wasn’t what I meant at all. You’ve............................................................................
174. I don’t like him because he boasts a lot. (MOUTH)

—> I don’t like him because....................................................................................................
175. Under no circumstances should you phone the police.

—► The last thing...................................................................................................................
176. Sam didn’t celebrate until he received the prize.

-* It was not.............................................................................................................................
177. A rise in temperature in the next century seems likely.

-> In all ...................................................................................................................................
178. You’ll learn the basic rules. Then you’ll find it easy to play.
—> Once you..........................................................................................................................
179. If nothing unfortunate happens, I’ll see you next week.

—► All being well ..................................................................................................................
180. The school-leaver's qualifications are not adequate for such a demanding job, they are?
(SUFFICIENTLY)
181. They arrived their destination alive and kicking. (SOUND)

—> ..........................................................................................................................................
182. The annual general meeting of the village bowls clubs was well-attende (TURNOUT)
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183. I could not make Jane give a definite answer. (PIN)
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184. Many companies were immediately affected by the new regulations (EFFECT)
185. It's such a wonderful opportunity that we mustn't miss it.

—> It's too ..............................................................................................................................
186. You have disobeyed, you will therefore be punished.

—> As a result ........................................................................................................................
187. Even if we don't like the idea, we'll have to follow him this time.
—» Whether ...........................................................................................................................
188. I'm absolutely sure that he took the money on purpose.

—► He couldn't .....................................................................................................................
189. Her success went beyond her expectation.

—* Never .............................................................................................................................
190. We had a long discussion about the problem but we could not solve it. (LENGTH)
191. I don't think this record will be popular. (ON)
192. He usually invents ridiculous stories like that. (MAKES)

—> ..........................................................................................................................................
193. His reputation was greatly damaged by the scandal. (HARM)
194. My brother is not feeling well these days. (WEATHER)

—> .........................................................................................................................................
195. There has been a time when the English language was not in a state of change.
-* At no time ............................................................................................................................
196. The President clearly felt the ministers he sacked had not acted swiftly enough.
-* The ministers sacked...........................................................................................................
197. The climber nearly died when they founder him.

—>• The climber was on ........................................................................................................
198. The brochure gives hardly any useful information.

—» Precious ...........................................................................................................................
199. Our son is looking forward to going to Disney world.

—> Our son is excited ............................................................................................................
200. At first the new computer made me feel a bit afraid. (AWE)
201. If things go wrong, James, whatever you do, do not panic. (HEAD)
—> ..........................................................................................................................................
202. A government official leaked the story to the world press. (WIND)
—> ..........................................................................................................................................
204. He liked the new job straight away. (DUCK)
205. It was impossible to get back home because of the snow.

—► There ..............................................................................................................................
206. Maths was my worst subject at school.

—> There was ........................................................................................................................
207. The team is the same as it was for last Sunday’s match.
—> There have ......................................................................................................................
208. It wasn’t my fault that she lost the money.

—► Through...........................................................................................................................
209. There aren’t any other books that explain this problem so well.
-» In few ..................................................................................................................................
210. This problem is certainly not so difficult as it appears. (MEANS)

—> ..........................................................................................................................................
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211. What he says is, understood in one way, true but not convincing. (SENSE)
212. Jack loses his temper easily. (TAKE)

—> ..........................................................................................................................................
213. You’d better persuade her not to sue the manager. (TALK)
214. The new boss is not very popular with his employees. (TAKE)
215. I wasn’t surprised to hear that you had passed the exam
—► It came.........................................................................................................
216. She didn’t cry when the story end in tragedy.

-> Not a................................................................................................................
217. The population of the U.K has not expanded appreciably in the last decade.
—> There has been no......................................................................................................
218. It doesn't matter whether you are an experienced climber or not, mountaineering can still
be dangerous.
—> However ..........................................................................................................................
219. In spite of her initial reluctance to take the job, she’s got on very well.
-* Reluctant..............................................................................................................................
220. Bruce said that the situation at work was like a family argument. (LIKENED)
221. When she sold the jewelry at such a low price, she was cheated. (RIDE)
222. I certainly won’t change my mind about resigning. (QUESTION)

—► ........................................................................................................................................
223. Nobody expected her to lose the game, but she did. (AGAINST)
224. The policeman acted quickly and averted an accident. (PROMPT)

—> ..........................................................................................................................................
225. Nobody has ever shown her how to do a U-tum.

-> She......................................................................................................................................
226. Why on earth didn’t you phone me?

—* You might..........................................................................................................................
227. The result surprised everybody in the country.

-* The result took....................................................................................................................
228. As far as I know, this has never happened before.

-> To........................................................................................................................................
229. When he was at his most successful, the president had enormous influence.
At....................................................................................................................................
230. The police say that the circumstances of her death are suspicious. (TREATING)
231. We shouldn’t overstate the importance of finishing on time. (EMPHASIS)
232. They have narrowed the many applicants down to three. (SHORT)
233. I’m not very keen on gold, I much prefer silver. (RATHER)
234. He made unsuccessful attempt to buy the company. (WITHOUT)
235. Think back to last December.

-+ Cast.....................................................................................................................................
236. I was once addicted to playing computer games.

-* Gone are..............................................................................................................................
237. Mike is a good player but Ted is better
—» Very good.........................................................................................................................
238. Lately I have thought of nothing but work.

-» I have been rather...............................................................................................................
239. The Mountain Rescue Team is pessimistic about missing climbers.

-» The Mountain Rescue Team doesn’t..................................................................................
240. So that he would be able to leave the room quickly, Matthew stood by the door.
(POSITIONED)
—> Matthew .....................................................................................................as to be able
to leave the room quickly.
241. What gave you the impression that Sue and Jack were going to split up? (LED)
—> What was ...........................................................................................................that Sue
and Jack were going to split up?
242. I advise you not to believe what you read in the papers about me. (RELIANCE)
—> ..........................................................................................................................................
243. I tried as hard as I could to make sure that this problem would not arise. (POWER)
—> I ................................................................................................this problem from arising.
244. Competitors were amazed by how shrewdly he conducted his business affairs.
(MARVELED)
—> Competitors........................................................................................................which he
conducted his business affairs.
245. The doctor advised him against taking a holiday in a tropical country.
—> The doctor’s......................................................................................................................
246. It’s more than a fortnight since anyone saw Julian.

—> Julian was.........................................................................................................................
247. For further information, please send a self-addressed envelope to the above address.
—» Further information can ...................................................................................................
248. It shouldn’t have surprised me that my children didn’t like the new, cheaper ice
cream.
-» I might.................................................................................................................................
249. The northwest of Britain has more rain each year than the southeast.
—> The annual........................................................................................................................
250. You cannot choose which hotel you stay at on this package holiday. (OPTION)
251. I certainly won’t change my mind about resigning. (QUESTION)
252. He didn’t mention our previous conversation at all. (REFERENCE)
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253. We run the business together. (JOINT)
254. Digging the garden always makes me feel hungry. (GIVES)
255. The financial crisis affects both developed and third-world countries.
—> Not only............................................................................................................................
256. I just had time to put up my umbrella before the rain came down in torrents.
—» No sooner.........................................................................................................................
257. He was very sorry because he didn’t have time to visit all places of interest in London
when he was there last years.
-> He greatly............................................................................................................................
258. Stockbrokers bought the company shares because they assumed that it was making a
lot of profit.
-► Had....................................................................................................................................
259. Her grief was so great that she almost fainted.

— So.......................................................................................................................................
260. It’s been months since I last spoke to Jim. (CONTACT)
261. It is certain that he will compensate you for the damage he has done. (BOUND)
262. “It is very kind of you to help me, Lan. Many thanks.” Hung said. (THANKED)
263. I’m sure I didn’t leave my credit card in the restaurant. I remembered putting it in my
wallet. (CAN’T)
264. Lucia is just working here temporarily. (BEING)
265. It was wrong of you to scare your little brother like that.
-* You oughtn’t........................................................................................................................
266. I dislike it when people criticize me unfairly.

—> I object ..........................................................................................................................
267. The fund-raisers haven’t officially decided where to send the proceeds of the concert.
-> No ......................................................................................................................................
268. It was an impressive building but it wasn’t to my taste.

—> Impressive......................................................................................................................
269. The idea no longer interests her.

—> She has gone...................................................................................................................
270. The best solution was thought of by Mary. (CAME)
271. Teaching doesn’t really suit her. (CUT)

—> ..........................................................................................................................................
272. We won’t get to the airport in less than 30 minutes. (LEAST)

—> ..........................................................................................................................................
273. I tried to talk to Jack about the problem but he was too busy. (WORD)
274. If you don’t take care of those shoes, they won’t last for long. (LOOK)
275. The managing director suggested not appointing any new staff. (FREEZE)
276. I was about to leave when my father phoned. (POINT)

—► I .........................................................................................................................when my
father phoned.
277. The committee has been informed that the inflation rate is on the rise. (BROUGHT)
It.....................................................................................................................................
that the inflation rate is on the rise.
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278. The prisoner was unrepentant about the suffering he had caused. (REMORSE)
-» The prisoner............................................................................................................the
suffering he had caused.
279. The publication of his new book has greatly affected the society. (IMPACT)
-> The publication of his new book.................................................................................the
society.
280. The children are in disgrace for being so badly behaved.

—> The children are under.....................................................................................................
281. Alice and Charles did not decide to move to a bigger house until after the birth of their
second child
—► Only when.......................................................................................................................
282. You're under no obligation to accept their offer

—» You can.............................................................................................................................
283. The Pacific Ocean is on average deeper than the Atlantic

—> The ..................................................................................................................................
284. Under no circumstances should you phone the police

-> The .....................................................................................................................................
285. The mechanic mended our car last week.

-> We.......................................................................................................................................
286. Without his mother's constant support, he would never have achieved his ambition.
—> If his .................................................................................................................................
287. Follow this instruction carefully and you won't have any problems.
—> As long as ........................................................................................................................
288. You can't blame me for your stupid mistakes.

-> It isn't ..................................................................................................................................
289. Tear gas was released as soon as the thieves touched the safe.
—> No sooner ........................................................................................................................
290. Most of the children ignored what the teacher had told them. (NOTICE)
-*■ Few of the children...................................................................................................what
the teacher had told them.
291. I didn't realize how short the singer was until I saw him on stage. (MADE)
—► It was only .............................................................................................................me
realize how short the singer was.
292. It's so difficult to create new ideas for the festival every year! (COME )
—> How difficult.............................................................................................................with
new ideas for the festival every year!
293. The company has a good reputation in the local area. (HIGHLY)
-> The company.......................................................................................of in the local area.
294. I'm sure Jemma is going to become a famous model one day. (MATTER)
—► I think it's only..................................................................................................................
Jemma becomes a famous model.
295. I expected the book to be far better because it had been written by such a good novelist.
—> The book fell......................................................................................................................
296. The new deal has introduced many changes in the cooperation
—» Many a...............................................................................................................................
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297. I am not certain, but there may be twenty applications for the job.
—> At a....................................................................................................................................
298. In a nutshell, Joseph’s not up to the job.

-* The long................................................................................................................................
299. Alternative medicine is a complete mystery to some people.

—» Some people.....................................................................................................................
300. I tried to explain to her what the problem was, but she wasn’t interested.
(INDIFFERENT)
301. Is there enough cake for everyone. (ROUND)
302. He really wants to see animals living in the wild. (INTENT)
303. If you remember, I was the one who started this project in 1995. (CAST)
304. He protested that he had always kept his promises to me. (GONE)
—> ..........................................................................................................................................
305. Not many of the people in Britain speak a single word of my language.
—> Hardly................................................................................................................................
306. If Mike hadn’t been interested, the trip would have been cancelled.
-> But.......................................................................................................................................
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307. Although Mary was exhausted, she agreed to join in the activity.
—> Exhausted ........................................................................................................................
308. Alice and Charles did not decide to move to a bigger house until after the birth of their
second child.
—► Only when ......................................................................................................................
309. I left without saying saying goodbye as I didn’t want to disturb the meeting.
—» Rather...............................................................................................................................
310. If you work without a break, you are more likely to make an error. (PRONE)
311. He didn't take any part in the conversation. (CONTRIBUTE)
312. The new one-way system has not been entirely successful. (PARTIAL)
—> ..........................................................................................................................................
313. The spy gained access to the building by a secret passage. (MADE)
—> ..........................................................................................................................................
314. The students demanded the abolition of the regulations. (BE)
315. I gave up trying to make friends with the other students because I was making no
progress. (NOWHERE)
—> ..........................................................................................................................................
316. I’m not considering that suggestion. (RULED)
317. Most people are impressed and afraid of nuclear energy. (AWE)
318. The gangsters threatened Peter with violence. (THREATS)
319. My anxiety was quite unnecessary. (UNNECESSARILY)
320. You’ve got a nerve, implying that it was all my fault. (DARE)
321. The truth only came out on the publication of the general’s personal diaries. (WHEN)
322. She thinks it’s a pity that the British are so obsessed with old-fashiones styles.
(SOONER)
323. Don’t tell anyone about our plans. (BREATHE)
324. We couldn’t go out because the weather was so bad. (SUCH)
325. The company does not intend to replace this model. (PLANS)
326. The music teacher managed to make the whole class sing in tune after a few weeks.
(CLASS)
327. The train left late on account of the fog. (SCHEDULE)
328. It is impossible to prove that Louis was in the flat on the night of the murder. (EVIDENCE)
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329. At last I slipped a five-pound note into his hand and it was only then that he gave me the
information. (UNTIL)
330. The explorers meant to follow the river to its source. (AIM)
331. She was nervous about going to the doctor’s, so I went with her so that she wouldn’t be
alone. (SUPPORT)
332. Bad manners infuriate me. (WHAT)
333. The plan met a lot of criticism. (FOR)

334. There is a good chance that the Chinese invented printing several hundred years before
the Europeans. (HAVE)
335. He asked me if I thought it would be a good thing to buy the second hand car. (WORTH)
336. The result of the match was never in doubt. (NO)
337. You pay 50 pounds a month for a period of one year. (PAY)
338. People who cannot bear with a little inconvenience should never enter the state of
matrimony. (SUCH)
339. The speaker was soon surrounded by a large crowd. (GATHERED)
340. He’s tried as hard as he can. (BEST)
341. Unless we use a special crane we cannot move these containers. (ONLY)
342. There is a slight possibility that Christopher Columbus was Spanish and not Italian.
(HAVE)
343. We must work united. (SHOULDER)
344. Do you agree with the Council’s plans to widen the High street? (AGREEMENT)
345. “How about painting the house green?”, he suggested. (SUGGESTED)
346. They laid a new carpet yesterday. (HAD)
347. It’s time for the commission to reach an agreement. (REACHED)
348. The man changed jobs and started his career again from the beginning.
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349. The film star is staying in a specially designed caravan. (PURPOSE)
350. What a pity he didn’t spend more time revising. (ONLY)
351. The fortune-teller’s warning impressed the emperor far more than anyone would have
expected. (IMPRESSION)
352. Washing in cold water is nothing unusual for him. (USED)
353. The performance was not so good as I had anticipated. (CONTRARY)
354. I had to throw the milk away because it was sour. (GONE)
355. The press seem to have found out about the MP’s indiscretions. (WIND)
356. CABINET DIVIDED ON ARMS SPENDING. (DISAGREEMENT)
357. Books on animal diseases in Outer Mongolia are not exactly best sellers. (CALL)
358. It’s a pity that the TV packed up. We can’t watch the football now! (IF)
359. I regret shouting at him. (ONLY)
360. People are now claiming that Jones is the murderer. (ALLEGED)
361. I can’t understand why you didn’t come and see me earlier. (I)
362. The authorities estimate that there are only six tigers now left in the nature reserve.
(PUT)
363. They’re fitting the windows tomorrow. (HAVING)
364. I spend all my energy trying to support my family. (ON)
365. It is roughly estimated that some turtles lay 28,000 eggs a year. (AVERAGE)
366. He did not hesitate to write a letter of complaint. (HESITATION)
367. Are you sane to make such a suggestion? (SENSES)
368. He thinks that capital punishment is a good idea. (FAVOUR)
369. I went down with flu as soon as I had recovered from bronchitis. (SOONER)
370. We’d prefer you not to smoke. (RATHER)
371. My knowledge of medieval art is very limited. (DO)
372. They sent him to prison for three years. (SENTENCED)
373. It is her father who is Italian. (SIDE)
374. Tom comes from Yorkshire, but you couldn’t tell his from his accent. (TRACE)
375. The film is similar to Shakespeare’s Hamlet in a number of ways. (RESEMBLANCE)
376. I advise you not to believe what you read in the papers about me. (RELIANCE)
377. He knows he shouldn’t have said those terrible things. (REGRETS)
378. People who don’t leave a tip get on my nerves. (WHAT)
379. There was not a singly copy of the new book left in the shops. (SELL-OUT)
380. He pretended that his latest business failure was not important. (LAUGHED)
381. A lot of things keep stopping me from working. (WAY)
382. Are we likely to get this contract? (CHANCES)
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383. He stood no chance of passing his exams. (BOUND)
384. Don’t tell me what to do! (WISH)
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385. She suggested organising a protest meeting. (THAT)
386. He behaved in such an extraordinary way that I wondered whether he was quite sane.
(SO)
387. Because of good advice, I was able to make the right decision. (ENABLED)
388. Think about the good things! You’re young and healthy and will have plenty more
opportunities. (SIDE)
389. As these are your conditions, I have no choice but to abide by them. (BEING)
390. I refused to tolerate his rudeness any longer. (UP)
391. I don’t want to point out a trivial difference, but your facts aren’t quite right. (HAIRS)
392. Providing your handwriting is legible, the examiner will accept your answer.
(LONG)
393. I find it surprising that she didn’t like her present. (WOULD)
394. The weather was unsettled so we decided not to venture very far from the hotel.
(BEING)
395. She likes presenting seminars on self-promotion more than anything else. (WHAT)
396. This is confidential, don’t mention it to anyone. (RATHER )
397. Only Maria’s mother is French. (SIDE)
398. He plays the guitar, and he also writes songs. (WELL)
399. Work done before 9 a.m. isn’t overtime. (COUNT)
400. The pressures of being in the public eye have proved too much for him. (COPE)
401. I may forget about the meeting, so remind me about it. (CASE)
402. Will you be able to come without much prior warning? (NOTICE)
403. That’s not your business. (NOTHING)
404. They’ve been saying how wonderful the hotel was. (RAVING)
405. The work he has done is not up to the standard that we expect. (FALLS)
406. They assumed that someone would pick up their signals and come to their aid.
(GRANTED)
407. You really should be able to dress yourself by now! (TIME)
408. We are sure that the ancient Egyptians were not the first people to use a written
language. (HAVE)
409. I didn’t leave the office at any time. (TIME)
410. He told me my request was unreasonable. (HARDLY)
411. Nothing had happened on my first day at work. (SMOOTHLY)
412. She is not a young woman which is not important because her admirers find her
ageless. (MATTER)
413. I intend to take the day off tomorrow, whatever my boss’s opinion. (WHETHER)
414. I followed the doctors’ orders exactly. (DID)
415. No one ever benefited from being poor! (POOR)
416. She provided them with all they probably needed. (PROVIDED)
417. People are persuaded by adverts to spend more than they can afford. (TEMPT)
418. Sometimes, manners are related to national customs. (MATTER)
419. It gave him great pleasure to contemplate the misfortune that had befallen his rival.
(GLOATED)
420. They buy nice furniture. (TASTE)
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421. The party had started by the time I arrived. (SWING)
422. He has had to give up his legal practice because he is so often ill. (REASON)
423. Do you ever think that geology is a very interesting field? (OCCUR)
424. Jane was dejected after she had heard the bad news. (SPIRITS)
425. He was not given details of the company’s new plans. (DARK)
426. The director has a good opinion of people who are early. (HIGHLY)
427. My mother was unsure whether my decision to become an actor was advisable.
(MISGIVINGS)
428. The latest round of peace talks have collapsed amidst bitter recriminations. (BROKEN)
429. The prisoner was recaptured as he rushed towards the gate. (DASH)
430. That book deserves to be read. (WORTH)
431. Not many people attended the meeting. (TURNOUT)
432. Don’t treat him as a criminal! (AS)
433. “If I were you, I’d tell your parents about it,” Anne said to Susie. (SUGGESTED)
434. I find grammar exercises extremely boring. (STIFF)
435. He did not pass his driving test until he was nearly 30. (IT)
436. She looks great with that new hairstyle. (WONDERS)
437. They will have completed the redecorating by next week and then we can use the room
again immediately. (SOON)
438. The police have never arrived on our doorstep in the middle of the night before.
(NEVER)
439. This TV programme will not make any difference to the difficult situation that exists
between these two organisations. (RELATIONS)
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440. Who owns that car? (BELONG)
441. Although he found the car difficult to steer, Andrew was able to negotiate the long
course. (NOTWITHSTANDIN)
442. A government official leaked the story to the world press. (WIND)
443. During exam time he always revised all night. (IT)
444. I haven’t enjoyed myself so much for years. (YEARS)
445. We would like a copy of your new prospectus. (GRATEFUL)
446. I don’t know why people are attracted to spending all day on the beach. (ATTRACTION)
447. She gets bored with things very quickly. (BORE)

448. It was wrong of you not to call the doctor at once. (HAVE)
449. Although I set off late, I succeeded in getting there on time. (MANAGED)
450. The manager is not to be disturbed. (NO)
451. We never purchase small quantities as we would make less profit. (BULK)
452. I should have picked Jane up from the station, but I completely forgot about it.
(SUPPOSED)
453. We are unaminous regarding the formation of a new alliance. (SHARES)
454. Vitamin intake and intelligence are not connected. (CONNECTION)
455. Generally the weather experts are right in their forecasts. (LARGE)
456. It’s possible that you won’t even to show a pass to get in. (MAY)
457. I expressed my disagreement with his plan. (OPPOSITION)
458. They cheated me. (RIPPED ...)
459. Organic vegetables are said to be very healthy. (WONDERS)
460. Money is of little value on a desert island. (COUNTS)
461. The Minister doesn’t make a good impression on TV. (ACROSS)
462. When she sold the jewellery at such a low price, she was cheated. (RIDE)
463. She said she thought I was a liar. (ACCUSED)
464. Let’s not waste any time but get down to the business in hand. (ADO)
465. He never thought of telling her. (OCCURRED)
466. The children are in disgrace for being so badly behaved. (CLOUD)
467. They were concentrated on their reading when I saw them. (ENGROSSED)
468. He liked the new job straight away. (EASE)
469. They managed to get to the airport with only seconds to spare. (NICK)
470. I would prefer you not to discuss details of this case in public. (RATHER)
471. He preferred that nothing should be said about his generous gifts. (RATHER)
472. I don’t understand a single word of this letter. (TAIL)
473. The decorators have finished the whole of the first floor. (HAD)
474. He will play his accordion at a party when necessary, but not as a general rule.
(OCCASION)
475. I was soon lost, as I couldn’t see anything from the vehicle in which I was being
transported. (BEING)
476. The last time it rained was a fortnight ago. (A)
477. I would prefer you to wear something more formal to work. (RATHER)
478. He got extremely angry when he saw the damage. (FIT)

—> ..........................................................................................................................................
479. I don’t mind discussing it with you. (WILLING)
480. I’ll be unable to keep my appointment with Mr Marshall. (CANCEL)

—► ........................................................................................................................................
481. A child may react initially in a variety of ways but will usually come round to accepting
the parents’ point of view. (WHATEVER)
482. I know he will be confused by the direction. (MISLEAD)
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483. I have to admit I’m a chain smoker. (WISH)
484. The tiger was stalking the hunter, who was quite unaware. (STALKED)
485. The workers did not arrive home until midnight. (NOT)
—> ..........................................................................................................................................
486. Coffee prices are not likely to go up next month. (LIKELIHOOD)

—> ..........................................................................................................................................
487. The young girl died when she was attacked by the panther. (LOST)
—► ........................................................................................................................................
488. I’d rather we started at 7:00. (PREFERENCE)
489. I felt that it had been a mistake to write the letter. (REGRETTED)
490. My hair has never fallen out in handfuls before! (BEFORE)

—> ..........................................................................................................................................
491. Immediately after his arrival things went wrong. (SOONER)
492. It is impossible to please everybody. (THERE)
493. She had two candles ready on the table as there might be a power cut. (LEST)
494. Some people respond to the issue of battery farming by avoiding it. (RESPONSE)
495. No sooner had he bought the car than it broke down. (SCARCELY)
496. The panther took the girl thinking she was a dog. (MISTOOK)
497. Very likely I shall be leaving you quite soon to go to South America. (ALL)
498. When are you going to listen to me? (WISH)
499. She could not answer the merchants in their own language. (ABLE)
500. I was surprised by his rudeness. (ABACK)
501. The accident was not his fault. (BLAME)
502. Travellers consider themselves superior to those who lead a more sedentary life.
(DOWN)
503. They were successful in their affairs for a time. (WELL)
504. Up to half a million people may have perished in the earthquake. (CLAIMED)
505. He said that the crisis wasn’t important. (LIGHT)
506. His rapid recovery was due to silled medical attention. (RESULT)
507. There is a danger that you will get a serious illness if you drink this water. (RUNNING)
508. You cannot possibly set off not having eaten. (STOMACH)
509. The news of his death was such a shock that it hasn’t been fully understood yet.
(SUNK)
510. John obviously resembles his father. (AFTER)
511. She was relieved when she realised that her bag hadn’t been stolen. (RELIEF)
512. He completed the novel only after five years. (TOOK)
513. “No, I had nothing whatsoever to do with the theft,” said the security guard. (DENIED)
514. His disabilities did not prevent him from sailing around the world. (DESPITE)
515. This must be true so we should inform the President. (IF)
516. I know those nursery rhymes because I was taught them as a child. (UP)
517. He’ll probably get here late; he usually does. (LIABLE)
518. I’m worried about Jason because he just watches TV all day. (ALL HE)
519. I wouldn’t dare say a thing like that. (NERVE)
520. She talks like a person who has lived in a palace, but I know she never has. (AS)
521. There isn’t any place where you can escape timetables. (NOWHERE)
522. We only despatch goods after receiving the money. (AFTER)

523. People ask questions either because they are curious or bored. (OUT)
524. The value of this Spanish coin is about 200 pounds. (WORTH)
525. If you leave this job, don’t assume that you’ll get another. (COUNT)
526. Mr Taylor was sacked from his job as Minister of Defence when details of his private life
were revealed. (REVELATIONS)
527. The recent increases in air fares haven’t changed the number of people wanting to fly.
(EFFECT)
528. Why do I always get the boring jobs? I’m fed up with it. (DONKEY)
529. The school was founded ten years ago. (YEARS)
530. My brother speaks French well. (COMMAND)
531. He found the treasure. We don’t know where. We will never know. (WHERE)
532. I don’t want to criticise him because he’s a good friend. (RELUCTANT)
533. My cat and my dog are on very friendly terms. (GET)
534. The meeting will take place in his office. (IS)
535. “Unless we improve our sales figures, the firm will go to the wall,” said the Sales
Manager. (WARNED)
536. A day rarely went by without a phone call from mother. (RARELY)
537. It was assumed that local residents had permission to use the path as a short cut.
(GRANTED)
538. There was sufficient time for US to feel we had no need to hurry. (WORLD)
539. No smoking in the underground. (BAN)
540. “What about trying to buy more products in bulk?”, said the Marketing Manager.
(SUGGESTED)
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541. The offer to work in Brazil was a complete surprise. (BLUE)
542. Peter’s workload is more than he can handle. (COPE)
543. I was so worried that my mind couldn’t function normally. (STRAIGHT)
544. “Why don’t you think about how you’re going to play the character?”, the hypnotherapist
suggested to Annie. (THAT)
545. She was prepared to accept the job. This surprised everyone. (WHAT)
546. The neighbours were arguing. (ROW)
547. What did his silence mean? (SIGNIFICANCE)
548. It started to pour with rain moments after we had started our walk. (HARDLY)
549. She’s very proud of the way she keeps her house clean and tidy. (PRIDE)
550. He spoke so quickly that I couldn’t understand what he said. (QUICKLY)
551. I’m not friendly with him; in fact, I hardly even know him. (FAR)
552. I drove 200 miles to the concert, but then found I had gone on the wrong day. (FIND)
553. She dances beautifully and sings sweetly too. (ONLY)
554. He didn’t realise the cost involved in buying a house. (AWARE)
555. You ought to go and see a doctor about those spots soon! (TIME)
556. The three men were each sentenced to prison for life. (SENTENCE)
557. Don’t panic about something so trivial. (MOLEHILL)
558. I have a friendly relationship with everyone at work. (TERMS)
559. What I like about him is his honesty. (THAN)
560. I don’t know what’s going to happen but I’m pessimistic. (WORST)
561. What particularly impressed me was her excellent command of English. (IMPRESSED)
562. The boxer agreed to take part in the match only on the conditions he himself laid down.
(TERMS)
563. The judge gave a harsh sentence so that other people wouldn’ commit the same crime.
(DETER)
564. Mozart’s last work was unfinished when he died. (WITHOUT)
565. His arrival was completely unexpected. (TOOK)

566. The profit that might be made is enormous. (POTENTIAL)
567. In spite of his illness, he attended the memorial service. (ILL)
568. There are more people out of work in this country than ever before. (HAVE)
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569. I hope my remarks haven’t upset you. (OFFENCE)
570. He may be rich. He may be poor. It will make no difference to his application to build a
house in the village. (WHETHER)
571. The proposal for a new Town Hall was dropped because so few local people supported
it. (LACK)
572. She’s not sure whether she wants to marry him or not. (SECOND)
573. We never suspected that he was already married. (TIME)
574. I wasn’t going to come, but after reconsidering I shall. (SECOND)
575. He only went to the concert because Mary wanted him to. (PLEASE)
576. After a while, I realised that I’d made a terrible mistake. (DAWNED)
577. We must take steps to preserve natural resources, otherwise the planet will be in
danger. (UNLESS)
578. He must learn that behaving like that is quite unacceptable. (ON)
579. Under the circumstances the company can do little but accept the situation. (MAKE)
580. The telephone rang the moment I stepped into the bath. (SOONER)
581. It’s possible that John wasn’t feeling well. (MIGHT)
582. You should make an effort to get out and about more. (HIGH TIME)
583. It seems that whatever I try to do, something bad always happens. (WRONG)
584. You have to be very clever to be able to wash under a push button tap. (SKILL)
585. Soldiers obey orders as a matter of course. (TO)
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587. He offered them more money to encourage them to do the job quickly. (INCENTIVE)
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588. The doctor asked me politely to wait outside. (WOULD)
589. Because I believed his lies, I paid far too much. (CONNED)
590. The Minister accepted that he was to blame for what gone wrong. (RESPONSIBILITY)
591. “Please, don’t take my money, it’s all I’ve got,” said the old woman to the intruder.
(BEGGED)
592. I shouldn’t think that anything will go wrong. (ODDS)
593. Craig claimed that he had not fired the gun. (DENIED)
594. You scarcely ever hand in your work on time. (EVER)
595. Under no circumstances would I have missed the concert. (WORLD)
596. This has nothing to do with the case we are considering. (FAR)
597. Sally was never at a loss for Word. (TIME)
598. Starting smoking was a big mistake. (WISH)
599. The Prime Minister felt it appropriate to make a statement. (FIT)
600. Although it rained torrentially all day, we all enjoyed the excursion (DESPITE)
601. The authorities failed to accept responsibility for the accident, and that’s difficult for the
drivers to come to terms with. (DRIVER)
602. How can I compensate for my mistake? (UP)
603. Repeated attempts to revive the injured driver were made, but he did not recover
consciousness. (IN)
604. Is he stupid? Certainly not. (MEANS)
605. His second attempt on the world record was successful. (BROKE)
606. They look so alike that it’s very easy to confuse her with her sister. (MIX)
607. When the great leader died and they were left on their own, they began to lose their
conquests. (CHARGE)
608. The engine functions irregularly; I must send for a mechanic. (FITS)
609. Can you tell me where the Midland Hotel is? (DIRECT)
610. Find more about working conditions before you contact the manager. (UNTIL)
611. When she left home, she had to do everything on her own. (FEND)
612. They arrived at their destination alive and kicking. (SOUND)
613. Hardly anybody failed to attend the meeting. (MEETING)
614. Experts say that the fall in the birth rate will cause the drop in the number of school
leavers. (DROP)
615. Very few people are willing to do this job. (HARDLY)
616. He would prefer architects to study the classical style. (RATHER)
617. He has not only written the words of the songs but he has also set some of them to
music. (BESIDES)
618. It is not important who you are because you are expected to obey the law. (NO)
619. Even though the weather wasn’t very promisiong, we still went to the beach. (SPITE)
620. Her career took a different course when she was 30. (TACK)
621. He told me he was sorry he had lost his temper. (APOLOGISED)
622. The government have been reviewing their immigration policy for some time.
(GOVERNMENT)
623. Be certain that your clothes are clean and well pressed. (MAKE SURE)
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624. It was in your power to do a lot more to help people than you did. (COULD)
625. Have you become anyone’s friend since you arrived? (MADE)
626. Although Samson was very strong, he perished at the hands of his enemies. (FOR)
627. It’s no use asking Mrs. Carrouthers to sing at the concert, she’s going away. (THERE’S)
628. She said I was a liar. (ACCUSED)
629. Martin suddenly started to sing. (BURST)
630. Keep the mixture almost boiling for half-an-hour. (SIMMER)
631. It soon began to snow very hard. (EARNEST)
632. We saw to it that our shoes didn’t make marks on the lino. (KEPT)
633. The phone stopped ringing the moment I got downstairs. (SOONER)
634. He recommended US to visit the City Museum. (THAT)
635. I can’t believe the Prime Minister really means to resign. (FIND)
636. Bad weather delayed the flight. (DUE)
637. You should think about the price before you decide whether to buy it or not.
(CONSIDERATION)
638. This is the procedure. (FOLLOWS)
639. What I don’t understand is why he did such a strange thing. (PUZZLES)
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640. I can’t stand the way he falls asleep in the middle of dinner. (ONLY)
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641. You have 30 days in which to complete and return this form. (WITHIN)
642. This letter guarantees that the boots are authentic. (AUTHENTICIT)
643. My car has never broken down on a motorway before. (DOWN)
644. After the crash, there was debris all over the runway. (LITTERED)
645. The right attitude to the job is as important as the right qualifications. (LESS)
646. How does pay relate to job satisfaction? (RELATIONSHIP)

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647. Please, change this pound note for me. (I WONDER)

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648. I don’t really like this kind of music. (KEEN)
649. She felt uncomfortable in the huge hotel. (PLACE)
650. It was wrong of me to speak to her like that. (SPOKEN)
651. No suitable play was found by the company to draw audiences back to the theatre.
(FAILED)
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652. I don’t like having to pay so much for so little. (OBJECT)
653. There was never any doubt what the result would be. (CONCLUSION)
654. She doesn’t understand how much suffering she has caused. (LITTLE)
655. My boyfriend loves Italian food. (IT’S)
656. They feel that the forecasters are doing an unsatisfactory job. (FELT)
657. I don’t want to argue with you. (ARGUMENT)
658. If you do what I ask, everything will be all right. (CO-OPERATE)
659. As he grew older, he became more and more forgetful. (OLDER)
660. We had only just finished putting up the tent when it started to rain. (NO SOONER)
661. He would do anything to get revenge. (NOTHING)
662. The ships in the harbour took the full force of the storm. (BRUNT)
663. “You stole my gold bracelet,” she said to me bitterly. (ACCUSED)
664. He always took the best jobs for himself without thinking of the bad effect on his
colleagues. (EXPENSE)
665. I don’t want to be treated as an inferior any more! (TIRED)
666. I regret the fact that I bought such an expensive house. (I WISH)
667. He said he was anxious about the plight of the homeless. (SHOWED)
668. It’s a pity I couldn’t go to your party. (WISH)
669. He didn’t know about her feelings for him. (UNAWARE)
670. I have never met such an infuriating person before. (NEVER)
671. Perhaps it would have been wise to think of the consequences before you told the boss
to drop dead. (OUGHT)
672. You can try phoning but it’s possible that the car has been sold by now. (CAR)
673. I don’t like that colour. (APPEAL)
674. They have security guards so that people won’t try to steal. (DISCOURAGE)
675. British people are often dissatisfied with the products they buy. They rarely complain
about them. (IF)
676. He started work as soon as the term had finished. (SOONER)
677. Every time he opens his mouth, he says something tactless. (HELP )
678. He doesn’t realise what other people are saying about him. (OBLIVIOUS)
679. He believes in not being friendly with his employees. (LENGTH)
680. Whatever your personal opinions, you must carry out your duty. (MATTER)
681. If anybody broke into the house, the alarm would go off automatically. (WHO)
682. I don’t like disturbing her when she’s busy. (INTRUDING)

683. In spite of the forecast it stayed fine. (RAIN)
684. In case of emergency, break the glass and sound the alarm. (SHOULD)
685. Oh, just go away! I’m getting very annoyed by you. (PUT OUT)
686. The vandals spoil the appearance of the walls and break the windows. (DEFACE)
687. It was the first time the cave had been entered by human beings. (NEVER)
688. Sally is very disorganized so she has no chance of getting the secretarial job. (WERE)
689. I don’t see any point in trying to save endangered species. (WORTH)
690. Have you heard the news? Roger has divorced. (SPLIT)
691. The jumper you knitted for my daughter no longer fits her. (OUTGROWN)
692. I find the whole subject very confusing. (BEWILDERS)
693. Fortunately, the boat hadn’t left. (STROKE)
694. It is essential that no one is told about our plans. (MUSTN’T)
695. I’m sure he was having a bath when I called. (MUST)
696. We are now sure that Marco Polo wasn’t the first European to visit China. (HAVE)
697. The raising of the school-leaving age has resulted in unforeseen difficulties. (ARISING)
698. I don’t believe that the film is as good as people say. (OVERRATED)
699. You ran the risk of killing yourself by touching that wire. (COULD)
700. The Kenyan runner soon caught up with and passed the other competitors.
(OVERTOOK)
701. They don’t spend much money on entertainment. (RARELY)
702. They disapprove of smoking in this restaurant. (FROWNED)
703. Paul won’t try because he’s afraid of failing. (THAT)
704. The team of experts finally managed to get the right solution to the problem. (UP)
705. If I’d been Jane, I wouldn’t have told Andrew about the car accident. (PLACE)
706. Don’t repeat this to anyone, but Jones has been sacked. (LET)
707. The strikers will probably go back to work next week. (PROBABILITY)
708. The customs of the people no longer seemed strange. (USED)
709. What must I do next? (AM)
710. We were not very surprised to hear that he had been stealing money from the company.
(CAME)
711. He did not start speaking until the whole class was attending to him. (WAITED)
712. Joan tried to explain her ideas, but she could not convince her father. (DESPITE)
713. Judging from the way they act the gutter press obviously thinks that every detail of a
celebrity’s personal life is public property. (THOUGH)
714. Your car wants cleaning. (TIME)
715. The coffee is just about finished. (SHORT)
716. Although they are poor they can afford beer. (THOUGH)
717. They’ll all want to stay the night if we don’t ask them to leave now. (HAVE)
718. I’ll always remember the first time I saw the Pyramids. (FORGET)
719. Her comments used words in a very clever and amusing way. (WITTY)
720. The police officers never mistreated the prisoner. (TIME)
721. You can enter the competition to meet the cast only if you purchase a ticket for the
show. (IF)
722. The ships were hardly visible through the thick fog. (OUT)
723. She discovered eight new comets in the course of her work. (RESULTED)
724. She agreed to go out to dinner with him because she assumed he was not married.
(SHE)
725. The least problem and the director always panics! (MOLEHILL)
726. They continued to suggest that I was lying. (PERSISTED)
727. Both children and adults will enjoy this game. (ALIKE)
728. She doesn’t know the difference between margarine and butter. (TELL)
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729. You’ll have to start doing some serious work soon. (DOWN)
730. This matter is too serious to be dealt with hurriedly. (MATTER)
731. She fully understands that she will have to work hard. (AWARE)
732. I met some old friends by chance in the pub. (BUMPED)
733. He owed his rescue to a passer-by. (INDEBTED)
734. To be fair to him, I don’t think he really meant to deceive you. (JUSTICE)
735. Without his help, we would all have died. (IF)
736. That sentence doesn’t have an understandable meaning. (SENSE)
737. This company stands a very good chance of winning an Export Award. (LIKELY)
738. The whole day happened as planned. (ACCORDING)
739. Many people were conned into giving donations and very few realised even later that
they had been duped. (WHOM)
740. Children often over-react when they learn that animals are killed to provide meat. (ON)
741. The cost of living has gone up considerably. (THERE)
742. The horse and the dog have become workmates as well as companions. Their history is
closely linked with that of humans. (WHOSE)
743. I really wish I hadn’t said what I did. (REGRET)
744. He shaved his beard to please his wife. (SHAVING)
745. The thief was sent to prison for the crimes he had committed. (TIME)
746. Someone must meet him at the railway station. (MUST)
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750. With this machine you can do all the calculations you need. (ENABLE)
751. He lived in Spain for ten years. He didn’t learn Spanish. This is surprising. (TO)
752. I didn’t know that you wanted to come, so I didn’t call you up. (HAD)
753. Alternative medicine is a complete mystery to some people. (MYSTIFIED)
754. I’m very excited about seeing you next week. (FORWARD)
755. Returning the same day would be senseless. (SENSE)
756. Be careful of thieves if you go to that part of town. (WATCH)
757. I can very nearly remember the word. (TONGUE)
758. The storm completely wiped out all my crops. (HAD)
759. Look after yourself! (CARE)
760. My impression of him was that he was a very capable person. (STRUCK)
761. We’d better leave. (HIGH TIME)
762. I didn’t participate in the argument. (PART)
763. In this job you have to work long hours. (INVOLVES)
764. Although the team played well they lost. (DESPITE)
765. She wouldn’t have been upset if you hadn’t lied about your past. (IT)
766. I don’t think his reasons for being nice to me are sincere. (SCEPTICAL)
767. “The government has consistently failed to support small businesses,” said the reporter.
(ACCUSED)
768. It’s curious that he didn’t mention it to me. (ENOUGH)
769. Francis discovered the evidence to prove his theory quite by chance. (STUMBLED)
770. I should have learnt French at school. (WISH)
771. The boys promised to behave in the future. They were allowed to go home. (ONCE)
772. I just didn’t know what to say. (LOST)
773. You must think about it carefully before you decide, she told me. (URGED)
774. It’s very annoying that you didn’t tell me you had changed your plans. (TOLD)
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775. “Don’t tell anyone or you’ll be sorry,” Mary said. (WARNED)
776. It’s a brilliant film -I laughed uncontrollably all the way through. (HEAD)
777. I’m afraid I’ll be a bit late because something unexpected has happened. (CROPPED)
778. BOMB ATTACK ON ARMY BARRACKS IN NORTHERN IRELAND. (BARRACKS)
779. There was a feud between the two tribes, and several murders were committed out of
revenge. (ACCOUNT)
780. George always helped his father in the store. (A HAND)
781. A very energetic man, Tom is never still except when he is asleep. (REST)
782. The decision had nothing to do with me. (INVOLVED)
783. You’re making a judgement before you’ve heard the facts. (CONCLUSIONS)
784. Mr Tipper’s wife was very sorry she couldn’t celebrate the New Year with her husband.
(REGRETTED)
785. It was with great reluctance that they came to our aid. (LOATH)
786. Apples are not plentiful in December in England. (SEASON)
787. I didn’t get involved in their conversation. (KEPT)
788. It’s getting late. We ought to go home. (HIGH)
789. The commentator decided to criticise particularly the council’s housing policy. (OUT)
790. If you didn’t distribute generously, we couldn’t continue our work. (FOR)
791. Anna’s mother is worried about her health, as well as being concerned about her career.
(APART)
792. The car is very old. It continues to run well. This is amazing. (SUCH)
793. He forgot about the gun until he got home. (UNTIL)
794. He advised me to rest for a month. (ADVICE)
795. It wasn’t Jill’s fault that we got lost. (BLAME)
796. She did not want to get married. (UNWILLING)
797. Many people believe that the death penalty deters criminals. (DETERRENT)
798. The driver had been travelling at over 180 m.p.h. (EXCESS)
799. Terry is allergic to pears and that is one way in which he takes after his mother.
(RESPECT)
800. The actors did not realice that the scenery was about to fall on them. (LITTLE)
801. Although the papers claim that they are going to get divorced, they are not.
(CONTRARY)
802. The team is unlikely to reach the summit. (ODDS)
803. The evidence on this point is not totally convincing. (SHORT)
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804. The town was too small to be marked on the map. (ENOUGH)
805. Although the testimonial was quite good, the employer could read the hidden meaning.
(LINES)
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806. Mrs Brown is not involved in the management of this company. (NOTHING)
807. It was so cold that we stuffed our boots with dried grass. (WAS)
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808. I choose very carefully who I discuss my private life with. (PARTICULAR)
809. The fact that they are always in trouble doesn’t surprise me. (WONDER)
810. She’s unlikely to have left without warning anyone. (HAVE)
811. If you want to catch the 5:15 train you will have to leave early. (MEANS)
812. He smoked a cigarette. At the same time he waited for the manager. (WHILE)
813. Emma was very surprised when she heard she had passed the exam. (CAME)
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814. Let me know as soon as you have any news. (THE MINUTE)
815. I felt that the last candidate seemed rather inexperienced. (STRUCK)
816. It’s the cheapest watch but it’s the nicest. (ONLY)
817. “I think you ought to see a doctor,” he said. (SUGGESTED)
818. The train left before the got to the station. (TIME)
819. The refugees continued to feel unsafe until they crossed the border. (UNTIL)
820. I doubt whether you will have any trouble getting a visa. (IMAGINE)
821. We can’t buy the house because the down payment is so high. (SO)
822. She felt unable to accept the court’s decision. (RECONCILE)
823. I have a strong feeling that he was involved in last month’s bank robbery. (SUSPECT)
824. They sold the car for 1,500 pounds. (WENT)
825. I only called the police when I tried everything else. (RESORT)
826. We are certain that the dinosaurs became extinct before the appearance of humans on
the earth. (HAVE)
827. I put a lot of care and attention into this letter. (TOOK)
828. This is the worst coffee I have ever drunk. (NEVER)
829. Mass tourism has been one of the causes of the problem. (BLAME)
830. She earns money from her paintings. (SOURCE)

831. Since the company’s methods were exposed in a newspaper, people have lost their
good opinion of it. (DISREPUTE)
832. Pushy shop-assistants are unpopular. They always sell more than their colleagues.
(MATTER)
833. The sound is detected by the microphone hand set. (UP)
834. A new manager assumed control last week. (OVER)
835. He arrived rather late because he had been held up in the rush hour traffic. (HAVING)
836. In the end we found a solution that suited US both. (COMPROMISE)
837. Tm in a bit of a hurry, but I’ll ring you tomorrow,” he said. (HURRIED)
838. I was forced to apologise. (CHOICE)
839. Let me give you a clue to help you remember. (JOG)
840. They managed to extinguish the fire. (PUT OUT)
841. The “environmentally friendly” label on this product is misleading. (CONTRARY)
842. Unfortunately, he hasn’t phoned for days. (HE)
843. I find his clothes the most irritating thing about him. (WHAT)
844. Everybody made fun of him because he’d had his hair cut so short. (MICKEY)
845. They rejected lots of perfectly good suggestions. (DOWN)
846. We shall have an in-depth discussion about these recommendations at the next
meeting. (FULL)
847. I don’t mind changing my plans. (OBJECTION)
848. He looks exactly like his father. (IMAGE)
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849. Having to get up so early is upsetting. (NECK)
850. The road was water-logged so we were unable to move our vehicle. (IF IT HADN’T)
851. “You could try the corner shop.” (SUGGESTED)
852. When I checked my change, I realised I’d been deliberately charged 5 pounds more.
(OUT)
853. His memory gradually failed as he grew old. (OLDER)
854. Supposedly, oil can be extracted from a rock called shale. (THEORY)
855. He said that his shyness prevented him from behaving well in society. (KEPT)
856. The operation is far from simple. (ALL)
857. She was extremely tired after the party but she still washed the glasses and tidied the
room. (TIRED)
858. Employers prefer to hire younger people. That’s the truth. (FACT)
859. Everyone contributed to the team’s success. (PART)

860. I’ll compromise with you. (HALF-WAY)
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861. Mary plans to finish her novel and then go abroad. (WHEN)
862. Sheila has every chance of getting the job. (LIKELY)

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863. She managed to walk around the room with a little encouragement from me. (HER)
864. The house has got everything except a large garden. (LACKS)
865. Your contract says that you are to be here by nine every day. (UNDER)
866. I applied for the job but I was turned down. (APPLICATION)
867. When the girl saw the diamond ring she was carried away. (RAPTURES)
868. I’m trying to eat fewer fatty foods. (DOWN)
869. I’m afraid to say that we haven’t got any oil left. (OUT)
870. I find their lifestyle quite attractive, although I probably wouldn’t enjoy it. (APPEALS)
871. He can’t be at home. He promised he would phone as soon as he got back. (WERE)
872. If wages are increased too much, there will be further inflation. (TOO)
873. It looked like rain. (AS)
874. He broke his promise to help me. (KEEP)

875. Please stop complaining about the heat! (WISH)
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876. They renovated and redecorated the old house. (DID UP)
877. Your retirement is impossible to be considered. (QUESTION)
878. The detective wouldn’t be able to relax until he caught the criminal. (UNTIL)
879. My brother and I both went to that school. (DID)
880. He borrowed my book, but he forgot to return it. (LENT)
881. Some problems are inevitable if you go to live in another country. (BOUND)
882. People are unwilling to spend a lot of money. They will always spend a lot of money if
they think they are getting a “bargain.” (HOWEVER)
883. The police have been watching the house for several weeks. (SURVEILLANCE)
884. Whatever your opinion on vivisection, you must admit that it helps to save human lives.
(HOWEVER)
885. Although some of his shares had gone down in price, he had made an overall profit.
(SPITE)
886. I resent the way that she clearly feels herself to be superior to me. (NOSE)
887. We’ve agreed to share the cost. (COME)
888. Some people accept that nuclear war is inevitable. (RESIGNED)
889. John went home because he was feeling depressed. (SORTS)

890. Many people find themselves in difficulties by not paying for goods immediately.
(CREDIT)
891. My brother’s not feeling terribly well these days. (WEATHER)
892. I’m fully aware of the fact that it’s not your fault. (APPRECIATE)
893. Try to stay inconspicuous when you get there. (PROFILE)
894. Harriet was upset because she saw Peter with another woman. (WAS)
895. She’s angry that she is treated like the office slave. (RESENTS)
896. I think I should take a coat. (BETTER)
897. It is difficult to know what one’s reaction would have been in such a situation. (BEEN)
898. He’s becoming very successful. (PLACES)
899. I hardly think she will agree to giving you a pay rise. (DOUBT)
900. High-technology products are not reliable. They are always more expensive than less
sophisticated items. (DESPITE)
901. At the age of eight, Helen first encountered classical Greek and she’s been fascinated
ever since. (HOOKED)
902. A study of higher animals reveals language systems. None of these systems is creative
in the way human language is. (WHICH)
903. Be careful not to hit your head. (MIND)

904. I shall consider this matter seriously. (GIVE)
905. You aren’t allowed to smoke on the tube. (BAN)
906. “Why don’t you invest some of the money you have inherited?”, said Susan to William.
(SUGGESTED)
907. However friendly he seems, he’s not to be trusted. (THOUGH)
908. The students’ rioutous behaviour should have been severely punished. (DESERVED)
909. I never have arguments with my parents. (ROW)
910. He feels bad about cheating them. (CONSCIENCE)
911. He wrote in his diary. The diary contains nothing but false information. (WHATEVER)
912. He wasn’t at all annoyed by my criticism, which, he said, he found very helpful. (FAR)
913. I don’t understand how to fill in this form. (CLEAR)
914. You lent me a tent. It was damaged in a storm. You heard about the storm on the news.
(WHICH)
915. Everyone notices that Jane was absent. (BY)
916. Doctors say that smoking is bad for your health. (HARM)
917. Her friends’ messages of sympathy helped her during her illness. (COMFORT)
918. Britain and the United States fought together against the Nazis. (SIDE)
919. Conditions in factories gradually got better. (IMPROVEMENT)
920. Many school leavers speak English inadequately. (COMMAND)
921. She could rely on nobody but him. (NOBODY)
922. You have disobeyed; you will therefore be punished. (RESULT)
923. He was so skillful that he could complete a portrait in two days. (SUCH)
924. The dog caught sight of the stranger sitting at a table and immediately started barking
furiously. (SOONER)
925. My friends are proud of their sons, but they don’t talk about them. (SPITE)
926. If you hadn’t been speeding, the police wouldn’t have stopped you. (MUST)
927. She chooses the kind of hotels she stays in very carefully. (FUSSY)
928. The disagreement is a lot of fuss about nothing. (TEACUP)
929. I wasn’t sure about him at first, but now he seems very good at his job.
(RESERVATIONS)
930. This mix-up is not my fault. (BLAME)
931. My job allows US to live where we want to and to pay the mortgage. (WITH)
932. We’d been thinking about helping them for some time. (BACKING)
933. I’m afraid that I think she shouldn’t marry him. (HELP)
934. Waiting for buses irritates me. (NERVES)
935. My advice is: take the train. (I)
936. The conjuror obtained alarming effects and many of them frightened the younger
members of the audience. (WHICH)
937. Although I don’t speak Italian very well, I understood the general meeting of what she
said. (DRIFT)
938. The old lady’s handbag has been stolen. (ROBBED)
939. Some bosses act like dictators. (THOUGH)
940. He’s always ready to be of assistance, when we’re busy on the farm. (HAND)
941. They didn’t understand what the whole thing was about until they saw the evidence for
themselves. (ONLY WHEN)
942. I often get up early. (USED)
943. Selling antiques made him a little extra money. (DABBLED)
944. Valuable documents are usually kept securely locked. (KEY)
945. He was operated on many times. (UNDERWENT)
946. I’ve installed an alarm to stop thieves stealing my car. (PROTECT)
947. He was working all day and all night as well. (ONLY)
948. He’s got such a strong accent that half the time I can’t understand a word he’s saying.
(OUT)
949. It was only after I had read the last sentence that I realized how important the letter was.
(NOT)
950. The original painting and the copy look the same to me. (TELL)
951. A thief picked my pocket on the tube. (HAD)
952. It was impossible for the Japanese to have known about the American’s work on the
atomic bomb before 1945. (HAVE)
953. I seem to offend people, however much I try not to! (HELP)
954. He finds it impossible to make decisions. (HOPELESS)
955. He broke the window because there was no other way of getting into the house.
(THEREFORE)
956. Romantic love must be present, or the marriage will seem insincere. (OTHERWISE)
957. I don’t feel resentful towards her -she deserves her success. (BEGRUDGE)
958. You can use it as long as you like, and it won’t wear out. (MATTER)
959. I don’t think that violence is right in any circumstance. (APPROVE)
960. It’s important for me to come to a decision soon, otherwise I might lose the chance.
(MUST)
961. FAMILY KILLED IN MOTORWAY PILE-UP. (BEEN)
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962. You can try as hard as you like but you won’t succeed. (HARD )
963. I was going to argue with him, but I decided that it was a bad idea. (BETTER)
964. There must be few people so ignorant of the past as he is. (WHO)
965. She didn’t spill a drop. (NOT)
966. He was so overcome with emotion that he didn’t know what to say. (WORDS)
967. The full story of the disaster was not told until 2010. (UNTIL)
968. Immediately after his arrival things went wrong. (SOONER)
969. They believe the senator is well over seventy. (SENATOR)
970. The heat was such that I nearly fainted. (WAS)
971. Although it was a small thing, I felt I should make myself as presentable as possible.
(LEAST)
972. The man tried to say something. The people around him did not understand him.
(WHAT)
973. It’s a waste of time to try and get your money back. (WORTH)
974. These events did not benefit Tom. (DETRIMENT)
975. I was exasperated when the appointment was cancelled once again. (EXASPERATION)
976. I wish you a long and happy life! (YOU)
977. Any correspondence from the London office must be dealt with before other matters.
(PRIORITY)
978. Even if you are noticed, your eagerness will be helpful to you. (FAVOUR)
979. The fact that he will never race again is something he cannot accept. (TERMS)
980. They’re telling me that I must make a decision soon. (PRESSURE)
981. Confidentially, what is your opinion of Brown? (OURSELVES)
982. One is very much inclined to dismiss the whole thing as a joke. (TEMPTING)
983. It is thought that the Prime Minister is considering raising taxes. (THOUGHT)
984. Products which seem to lack credibility are not popular. (CALL)
985. RABIES CONCERN WITH THE OPENING OF THE CHANNEL TUNNEL. (CAUSE)
986. Whenever he felt depressed, he went for a long walk across the hills. (IF)
987. Until now women’s vote has not made much difference. (FAR)
988. He feels bitter and inferior because he didn’t go to university. (CHIP)
989. You’d be wasting your time trying to make him change his mind. (POINTLESS)
990. The skier injured his back, so that was the end of his championship hopes. (PAID)
991. His conviction for theft was not known to US. (AWARE)
992. I felt so full of self-pity that I could take little interest in life. (SORRY)
993. Many species of wild life are threatened with extinction. (VERGE)
994. I was very annoyed by his refusal to listen to reason. (WHAT)
995. The model posed for the artist without clothing. (NUDE)
996. Most of the orders will have been processed by Friday. (BULK)
997. I’m sure he missed the eleven o’clock train. (HAVE)
998. THREAT TO BRITISH ATHLETICS FROM SOUTH AFRICAN RUNNER. (ATHLETIC)
999. Janet’s husband can behave very aggressively at times. (STREAK)
1000. I was supposed to finish the report by today. (SHOULD)
1001. Any goods in excess of what is necessary can be returned to the manufacturers.
(SURPLUS)
1002. The stories James tells about his war experiences are quite incredible. (BEYOND)
1003. I didn’t want a serious conversation. (MOOD)
1004. I wish photographers would stop spying on famous people with their telephoto lenses
and hidden cameras. (SOONER)
1005. Apparently, poverty and crime are linked. (APPEARS)
1006. It appears that railroad agents distributed popular literature throughout the US and
Europe. (WAS)
1007. Do we agree? (AGREEMENT)
1008. I don’t see why we must start so early. (POINT)
1009. I didn’t want to buy it, but because he insisted, I bought it. (PUSHED)
1010. A bird learns to say hello or goodbye. It is likely to use one as the other. (A
BIRD THAT)
1011. I never thought of going to Iceland for my holidays. (OCCURRED)
1012. At first the new computer made me feel a bit afraid. (AWE)
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1013. People are doing research into ways of curing cancer. (RESEARCH)
1014. When I make my complaint, I hope that you’ll say you agree with me. (BACK)
1015. Although there may be a bad storm later in the day, the fishing boats are all leaving the CHANNEL
harbour. (IN SPITE)
1016. He’s stopped being friends with Clare. (FALLEN)
1017. Don’t tell me about your long journey, it’s irrelevant. (BESIDE)
1018. The scientists said that Voyager would reach Jupiter in March, and it did.
(ACCORDING)
1019. They are not allowed to smoke in my classroom. (HAVE)
1020. I’ve tried, but I simply can’t cook at all. (GOOD)
1021. He had never before addressed such a large crowd. (CROWD)
1022. Do you think that people are attracted to partners who remind them of their parents?
(FOR)
1023. The chairman’s proposal seemed to be irrelevant. (BESIDE)
1024. They haven’t enough time to cover the basic syllabus, least of all do background
reading. (LET)
1025. Her dress was badly torn after falling down the cliff. (SHREDS)
1026. There are some people who didn’t agree with the decision. (UNANIMOUS)
1027. Is it really necessary for you to ask my advice about every little matter? (NEED)
1028. It is probable that Adolf Hitler burnt his diaries before he died. (HAVE)
1029. They were seasoned travellers, which we had not expected them to be. (TO)
1030. He decided to make Edinburgh his permanent home. (SETTLE)
1031. If nothing unfortunate happens, I’ll see you next week. (BEING)
1032. Christopher was determined to get revenge. (GET BACK)
1033. My protests were ignored. (NOBODY)

1034. Such a journey has not been possible since the invention of the jet engine.
(SINCE)
1035. Annie joined the World Wildlife Fund a few months ago. She’s very interested in
animals and this is a way of helping them. (HAVE)
1036. A high standard of customer service is the reason for the company’s success.
(FOUNDED)
1037. The chances are that the whole thing will have been forgotten by next term. (ALL)
1038. If you’ve been out of the country, you obviously haven’t heard about the robbery.
(HAVE)
1039. I don’t influence the way that the business is managed. (SAY)
1040. When I agreed to do this. I didn’t think that it would be so expensive. (BARGAIN)
1041. There is a good chance that the first Europeans to set foot in North America were
Vikings. (HAVE)
1042. When I saw the condition of the patient I realized how serious his illness was. (HOME)
1043. In tennis, it’s no good hitting the ball haphazardly. (RANDOM)
1044. The judge listened to their story in silence. He decided to give them a lecture.
(WHO)
1045. I bought it without thinking about it first. (SPUR)
1046. He next said that there were, of course, exceptions. (WENT)

1047. This has nothing to do with the case we are considering. (DIFFERENT)
1048. He will not be put off by their comments. (DETER)
1049. The police have told Bert that they believe it was he who stole the car. (CHARGED)
1050. The tabloids provide news and entertainment. (ONLY)
1051. The problem was tricky enough to challenge the minds of the best scientists. (SO)
1052. “If you are eating at Mario’s, try the squid.” (RECOMMENDED)
1053. Picasso painted GUERNICA, not Dali. (IT WAS)
1054. I prefer not to get involved with him. (DISTANCE)
1055. It was overeating which caused his heart attack. (IF)
1056. That she was a duchess made a great impact on the boy’s family. (HER)
1057. The performer learned how to juggle by practising day after day. (ONLY)
1058. He suddenly thought that he might have misunderstood her. (CROSSED)
1059. The raft seems to be in good condition despite a leak in the observation port.
(ALTHOUGH)
1060. If I’m lucky, I’ll get a job as soon as I get there. (LUCK)
1061. Most people know that Britain’s economy is heavily dependent on North Sea oil.
(KNOWLEDGE)
1062. Counsel for the defence was quiet during the case for the prosecution; everyone knew
he had something hidden in reserve. (SLEEVE)
1063. I wasn’t given the flight number so it was rather difficult to find out when the plane
would arrive. (UNTIL)
1064. The staff are always so obliging to customers in this store. (LEND)
1065. They didn’t follow the map so they got lost. (THEY)
1066. Your arguments have had very little influence on him. (FAR)
1067. She answered the policeman’s questions as accurately as she could. (ACCURATE)
1068. The comedian soon made everyone in the audience laugh. (EVERYONE)
1069. We shouldn’t consider the other theories. (WORTH)
1070. We were asking ourselves if they were really there. (WONDERING)
1071. He got revenge on her. (BACK)
1072. He has been speaking for three hours. (IT IS)
1073. He had no idea that armed police were waiting for him. (LITTLE)
1074. Helen can play the piano better than Elizabeth. (ELIZABETH)
1075. They lost not only their money but their passports as well. (ADDITION)
1076. Provided that you leave a forwarding address, we will be able to contact you.
(UNLESS)
1077. My neighbours keep interfering in my private life, which really gets on my nerves.
(WISH)
1078. I’m not surprised that he’s got money problems. (SURPRISE)
1079. He became an extremely popular singer. (ACHIEVED)
1080. The boy felt that his whole future was at issue when he entered the examination room.
(STAKE)
1081. He threatened to resign if they did not give him a rise. (WARNED)
1082. That noise is making people deaf. (DEAFENING)
1083. “Zenco is the best packaging company in the country,” said the foreman. (PRAISED)
1084. The milkman appears to be running away from your fierce dog. (THOUGH)
1085. It seems likely the company will fold. (ALL)
1086. The flags were sold to help the blind. (AID)
1087. The organiser’s action almost amounted to negligence. (SHORT)

1088. It was the weakness of the foundations that led to the collapse of the building.
(IF)
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1089. Your brother is young, but he has enough experience for the job. (DESPITE)
1090. John said he disapproved of capital punishment. (DISAPPROVAL)
1091. Being mean and being careful with money are not quite the same. (SUBTLE)
1092. They will not officially declare independence until next year. (NOT)
1093. Our car is extremely reliable; it hasn’t disappointed US once in the last ten years.
(LET)
1094. Vandals are often youngsters who have done poorly in school and want to take
revenge on the administration and the teachers of the schools. (EVEN)
1095. Perhaps I can persuade you to study. (INTO)
1096. He feels stupid by comparison because his brothers are very bright. (SUCH)
1097. She did it because she was kind. (OUT OF)
1098. They didn’t prosecute any of the protesters. (OF)
1099. Come later, now I am very busy. (PRESENT)
1100. I just don’t believe that the line has been engaged all this time. Maybe there’s a fault
on it. (HAVE)
1101. For a moment she thought he was her long-lost husband. (MISTOOK)
1102. Don’t you think we should ask the price? (BETTER)
1103. This is none of your business. (CONCERN)
1104. How do you feel about capital punishment? (ARE)
1105. I’m expecting to be promoted soon. (BANKING)
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1106. “I most certainly did not steal the money,” he said. (DENIED)
1107. He had complete confidence in his ability to deal with the matter. (SURE)
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1108. Not much heat came from the radiators. (BARELY)
1109. The coat was so expensive that I didn’t buy it. (TOO)
1110. We not only ran into fog but it began to rain. (ONLY)
1111. He will have to accept your offer. (OPTION)
1112. The coloner and the doctor did not get on well. (TERMS)
1113. I enjoy being the boss of a small company. (POND)
1114. Everything was covered with gold paint except two very small holes. (WITH)
1115. You must see a doctor as soon as possible. (VITAL)
1116. We don’t seem to have much sugar left. (RUNNING)
1117. There’s a teacher’s meeting tomorrow; several classes are cancelled. (TO)
1118. I would be happier if newspapers spent their time and money on investigating stories
about ordinary people. (RATHER)
1119. There’ll be trouble if you do that again. (BETTER)
1121. Don’t listen to him -he doesn’t know what he’s talking about. (NOTICE)
1122. He has definitely agreed to accept the job. (COMMITTED)
1123. When he returned home, he found that his flat had been ransacked. (TO)
1124. Her job is making her miserable. (DOWN)
1125. Washington’s example strengthened his soldiers’ determination. (STRONGER)
1126. The fridge is completely empty. (LEFT)
1127. You must be on time for your interview. (ESSENTIAL)
1128. People can invest 1000 pounds now. They will receive 1700 in five years ’time.
(WHOEVER)
1129. We were late because we missed the train. (THROUGH)
1130. If I have plenty of warning I’ll willingly baby-sit for you. (PROVIDED)
1131. She didn’t shed a tear when the story ended in tragedy. (NOT)
1132. Dealers have been selling the new Mercedes since December. (SALE)
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1133. I don’t want to imagine how much it’s going to cost. (DREAD)
1134. Most stage-struck teenagers think twice before embarking on a career on the stage,
even if they are very keen. (KEEN)
1135. There was a loud scream from backstage immediately after the concert ended.
(SOONER)
1136. Every sailor wanted to turn back, but Columbus sailed on. (MAN)
1137. The witness gave his evidence having sworn to tell the truth. (OATH)
1138. In all probability we will finish the project on Thursday. (CHANCES)
1139. It poured down all day. (TORRENTS)
1140. I think it’s a great pity you didn’t tell me before. (WISH)
1141. I can’t remember when or where I’ve met him. (PLACE)
1142. They ought to mend the roof. (ROOF)
1143. The gas explosion blew out all the shop windows. (SHOPS)
1144. The bank manager said he wouldn’t lend me what I needed. (UNWILLING)
1145. The manager confessed to being astounded when they told him about the robbery.
(ON)
1146. The crime rate has risen sharply in the last ten years. (THERE)
1147. Pandas need a special diet without which they perish. (PROVIDED)
1148. What you have done is inexcusable. (AMENDS)
1149. I took my car to the garage last Saturday and they repaired it. (HAD)
1150. She always gets what she wants. (WAY)
1151. I wish I lived in a house with a garden. (ONLY)
1152. A mistake of this kind could cause the wrong person to be (IN)
1153. By chance I was there when she revealed the truth. (HAPPENED)
1154. The dress was so tempting that I bought it. (RESIST)
1155. He paid no regard to his own comfort. (INDIFFERENT)
1156. We had only just reached the summit when the storm began. (HARDLY)
1157. I wasn’t expecting you, so I haven’t tidied the house yet. (UNAWARES)
1158. He was born at the beginning of the war. (OUTBREAK)
1159. Could you explain that again -I can’t quite understand what you’re trying to say. (AT)
1160. I’ve forgotten to return the key to the safe. I’m sure people have been looking
everywhere for it. (HAVE)
1161. I almost finished today’s correspondence. (VIRTUALLY)

1162. I wrote the announcement in large black letters because I wanted everyone to notice it.
(SO)
1163. Be careful to notice a red door when you arrive -that’s my flat. (OUT)
1164. Tom arrived at 11:30 when the party was really and truly under way. (SWING)
1165. You know I told you I was a millionaire? Well, I was teasing you. (PULLING)
1166. The idea occurred to me suddenly. (SPUR)
1167. You didn’t believe his story, did you? (IN)
1168. Some people say there’s hardly any difference between love and hate. (LINE)
1169. He’s not sure whether to go or not. (MINDS)
1170. I’m annoyed with you for not phoning me to say you’d be late. (HAVE)
1171. They say Mr Scott is a very good administrator. (IS)
1172. Contracts exchanged, you will be free to move into the house. (ONCE)
1173. Speaking personally, I could stay here forever. (AS FAR AS)
1174. The discovery of how to light fires gave man a new control over his environment.
(ABLE)
1175. Buying old maps was a hobby of John Samson’s. (DABBLED)
1176. It’s unlikely that the constructor will complete the work before February. (WORK)
1177. We decided to enjoy ourselves and have a good time to celebrate our success.
(SPREE)
1178. Although he liked strawberries very much, John couldn’t face eating any more that
day. (AS)
1179. You shouldn’t wander away from the path under any circumstances. (UNDER)
1180. Stephen just couldn’t manage to explain how he made so many spelling errors.
(LOSS)
1181. He seemed to me a highly efficient manager. (STRUCK)
1182. You’ll just have to take a chance! (LUCK)
1183. We have long since ceased to keep information in printed form. (AGES)
1184. You’d like me to come with you to the hospital, wouldn’t you? (RATHER)
1185. These happenings may be bizarre, but the fact that they are well documented means
they should be investigated. (HOWEVER)
1186. The cook is brilliant but knows nothing about French sauces. (THOUGH)
1187. His inability to control his temper has made him many enemies. (FACT)
1188. I suddenly realized the meaning of a “feebie.” (DAWNED)
1189. Are you sure he isn’t making that up? (TRUTH)
1190. He celebrated his birthday last Saturday. (PLACE)

1191. It is probable that there will be strong resistance to the ban on shooting. (LIKELY)
1192. If he hadn’t followed you home, he wouldn’t know where you live. (MUST)
1193. The first sign of the disease is a feeling of faintness. (ONSET)
1194. Please, behave in my house as you would in your own house. (YOURSELF)
1195. How loudly he always speaks. (WHAT)
1196. They have narrowed the many applicants down to three. (SHORT-LISTED)
1197. He’s getting someone to mend the windows. (HAVING)
1198. He found the pressures of the job intolerable. (WITH)
1199. He determined that nothing should prevent him from going. (UP)
1200. They made him wait for two hours. (WAS)
1201. It’s time you realised what’s important and what isn’t. (PRIORITIES)
1202. It is really difficult to control the increase of vandalism. (RISING)
1203. Supposing I got the job abroad, would you come with me? (WERE)
1204. “Why don’t you have a barbecue,?” said Tim to his mother. (SUGGESTED)
1205. I don’t think that Mary is able to accept criticism. (LACKS)
1206. It wasn’t necessary to buy all those provisions. We’re only going for a weekend, not a
month! (NEEDN’T)
1207. Basically, a couple’s happiness depends on their ability to communicate. (MORE)
1208. This door may be used only in an emergency. (ONLY)
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1209. That child is always asking questions. (REST)
1210. There is not much difference between these two vehicles. (CHOOSE)
1211. Don’t start worrying. It’s possible that he took a later plane. (HAVE)
1212. It’s not certain whether I’ll be able to pay the bills. (GO)
1213. He was prepared to get hold of the enemy’s plans at any cost. (PRICE)
1214. The offenders are determined to do better. (BENT)
1215. Tax contributes to the cost of local services. (PAID)
1216. The company may well make a profit next year. (SURPRISING)
1217. I think everyone got a lot of the training course. (WORTHWHILE)
1218. It turned out that I had been worrying about my cat unnecessarily. (WORRIED)
1219. Everybody must wear a seat belt. (COMPULSORY)
1220. The regiment’s reputation was greatly damaged by his outrageous conduct. (HARM)
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1221. I’ll have to wait before I know whether he’ll keep his promise. (REMAINS)
1222. We felt like going out last night. (MOOD)
1223. He has always done things to help her in her career. (SUPPORTED)
1224. I think you should try and be as optimistic as you can. (SIDE)
1225. All but three or four of these sentences have been easy to deal with. (EXCEPTION)
1226. He will come. It is in his own interest. (BOUND)
1227. They will consider age and experience when they decide the salary. (ACCOUNT)
1228. Some of Peter’s expressions make me think of my brother. (REMIND)
1229. He was forced to accept a transfer to another office. (CHOICE)
1230. I’d be grateful if you would check these accounts for me. (WOULD)
1231. Football is the most important thing in his life. (LIVES)
1232. The suitcase was extremely heavy but he managed to lift it. (DESPITE)
1233. What a shame we didn’t go by air! Think of the saving in time! (ONLY)
1234. A successful interview means that you will be offered a job. (PROVIDED)
1235. I didn’t have the courage to tell him what I really thought. (DARE)
1236. Mr Smith won’t attend the meeting. (UNDER)
1237. “All right, the company is only just managing to break even,” said the accountant.
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1238. His holiday insurance scheme failed through lack of support. (BACK)
1239. There was a water restriction because the weather was dry. (TO)
1240. I advise you not to believe what you read in the papers about me. (RELY)
1241. The twins always seem to disagree with each other. (ON)
1242. Technical manuals are quite suitable for this purpose. (BILL)
1243. He was intelligent, worked his way up, and was soon in control. (SADDLE)
1244. The way I see it, there’s only one thing you can do. (STRIKES)
1245. I used to be a friend of his. (WITH)
1246. Peter has been arrested twice for careless driving. He has decided to be more careful.
(HAVING)
1247. Compared to what we had to put up with before, the meals we are getting now are
delicious. (COMPARISON)
1248. His aunt asked him to stay for a short time. (SPELL)
1249. You should consider further what I’ve just suggested. (OVER)
1250. He got angry because we all disagreed with him. (TEMPER)
1251. AIDS DANGER TO BABIES. (DISCOVERED)
1252. She said it was none of my business. (NOTHING)
1253. From what I read in the paper, the economic situation is getting worse. (GATHER)
1254. “If I were you, I wouldn’t make any decisions yet,” said Peter to his son. (URGED)
1255. If the weather is fine we’ll have a picnic tomorrow. (PERMITTING)
1256. “Today is a day which will go down in history,” said the factory owner to the workers.
(ANNOUNCED)
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1257. I knew he was our man the moment I saw him. (EYES)
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1258. He’s never afraid to say what he thinks. (MIND)
1259. We missed the bus because we had overslept. (CONSEQUENCE)
1260. That is the most shocking story I have ever heard. (HAVE)
1261. I could tell by the tone of his voice how serious the situation was. (HOME)
1262. I’ve completely forgotten what I was going to say. (BLANK)
1263. The new manager blames me for everything that goes wrong. (ON)
1264. Whether he is worshipped or despised is all the same to me. (DIFFERENCE)
1265. Proving that I had not been guilty of such an offence was my responsibility. (UP)
1266. I’d better be getting home now. (TIME)
1267. She’s always trying to force other people to accept her opinions. (IMPOSE)
1268. I remember this song from somewhere. (BELL)
1269. We finally managed to persuade him to take the job. (SUCCEEDED)
1270. I’m sorry to trouble you but I was wondering if there was any possibility of my using
your phone for a moment. (MIGHT)
1271. It is now certain that the first humans came from East Africa. (HAVE)
1272. He hadn’t ever stayed in such a dreadful hotel before. (NEVER)
1273. We have run out of small sizes. (STOCK)
1274. It’s impossible to predict how long it will take to do this. (TELLING)
1275. Let’s invite the Marshalls to a barbecue on Sunday. (SUGGESTED)
1276. This jockey continued to break the rules, although he was officially warned about his
behaviour. (DESPITE)
1277. When I got to the station, I found that the train had left. (ON)
1278. Oh dear! I didn’t realice it was so cheap. (I)
1279. I expect that he will get there by lunchtime. (EXPECT)

1280. This is my brother’s first solo flight in a glider. (TIME)
1281. We had double glazing put in by the builders. (GOT)
1282. I seldom go to pop concerts. (ON)
1283. The bell in the corridor should be rung if there is a fire. (CASE)
1284. She tries hard, but she cannot master German. (MATTER)
1285. Not many people completed the questionnaire. It is disappointing. (THAT)
1286. Don’t act fast, you might make a mistake. (HASTE)
1287. You can exclude me. (COUNT)
1288. I’ve considered the advantages and disadvantages and I’ve decided not to go.
(WEIGHED)
1289. Although I was told that I would be unhappy I married him. (SPITE)
1290. I suddenly realized why the audience was being so hostile. (DAWNED)
1291. She’s proud of being such a good cook. (PRIDES)
1292. I wish he wouldn’t keep asking me about my sex life. (PRYING)
1293. If you don’t pay by the end of the month, interest is charged. (INCUR)
1294. I was going to leave, but because of what she said, I didn’t. (PERSUADED)
1295. She was interested in nothing except making money. (MAKING)
1296. After a short prison sentence, he decided to go straight. (SPELL)
1297. We had not expected that we should encounter so much difficulty in finding the place.
(UNEXPECTEDLY)
1298. Few people would agree with you. (THERE)
1299. “I am the greatest gymnast ever,” said the gold medal winner. (BOASTED)
1300. The driver behaved in such a way as to place the passengers in danger.
(PASSENGERS)
1301. I know a lot of people are using environment-friendly products but I’m really not
convinced that this will help. (THOUGHT)
1302. The business is hardly making a profit at the moment. (EVEN)
1303. The house was so badly damaged in the fire that it couldn’t be repaired. (WAS TO)
1304. They can make a mistake if they don’t know the people’s origins. (AWARE)
1305. I’ll look for you at the concert although I expect it will be very crowded. (EYES)
1306. She and I had never been there before. (NEITHER)
1307. Entertainment must be sympathetic to the needs of its audience if it is to be popular.

(WITHOUT)
1308. I’m trying to concentrate but all that noise you’re making is distracting me.
(PUTTING)
1309. They would not confess to the murder until the police came. (UNTIL)
—> ..........................................................................................................................................
1310. Guess who I met by chance on my way here. (RAN)
1311. There was hardly ever enough work to keep me occupied for the whole morning.
(RARELY)
1312. Why didn’t you tell me about the party? You know I like going to parties! (HAD)
—> ..........................................................................................................................................
1313. As he was poor, he could not afford to buy books. (BEING)
1314. Considering that she’s only just started, she’s doing very well (BEARING)
THE END
Cảm ơn các bạn đã đồng hành cùng thầy Otto.
Thank you for your venture & Wish you all the very best!

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3. Nobody expected it of him but Sam was laid off. (RANKS)

4. There don’t seem to be many talented athletes at the moment. (PAUCITY)

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38. Dawn’s boss is constantly criticizing her work. (FAULT)

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47. It is a widespread assumption that George was wrongly accused.

49. Everyone was exhausted apart from Paul. (EXCEPTION)

50. There was loud applause as he left the stage (ACCOMPANIMENT)

51. Mike is never reluctant to make tough decisions as a manager (SHRINKS)

53. City- dwellers often get depressed nowadays (PRONE)

57. Could you help me to post these letters?

58. I'm absolutely sure that he took the money on purpose.

59. I’d rather you didn’t phone me at work.

60. We had expected Pedro to get promoted. (SURPRISE)

65. It was an impressive building but it wasn’t to my taste.

68. She didn’t cry when the story ended in tragedy.

73. It is said that he was born in Segovia. (REPUTED)

74. I think you should be tolerant of other people’s weaknesses. (ALLOWANCES)

75. It’s a pity that you didn’t participate in that game.

79. It won’t help you worry about it.

81. “I’m sorry I have to leave so early” John said. (APOLOGIZED)

82. They moved here in 1995. (LIVING)

83. I haven’t decided yet whether to move or not. (MIND)

84. It is very probable that the meeting will be cancelled. (PROBABILITY)

86. Philip's inability to make decisions dates from his accident.

87. John’s rudeness to his teacher is inexcusable.

91. She did everything possible to save her marriage. (POWER)

93. This room needs to be decorated, doesn’t it? (DOING)

94. Jenny didn’t feel like going to the party. (MOOD)

96. “You damaged my bicycle, John?” said Jane

97. I prefer staying in bed to getting up early at weekends.

98. Although William had a bad cold, he still went to work.

99. They made US wait for 5 hours yesterday.

100. Quite by chance, Brenda met Philip at the station. (RAN)

101. The job received over a hundred applications. (APPLIED)

102. We only guessed at the real truth. (GUESS)

103. This story of yours isn’t true! (UP)

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117. Mrs. Green is proud of her son’s contribution to the play.

118. The recruited very few young engineers.

121.1 used to be familiar with every corner of this school. (HAND)

127. The best solution was thought of by Sally.

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138. I would prefer you to pay in cash.

140. We had expected Pedro to get promoted. (SURPRISE)

141.1 think your report needed to be written more carefully. (CARE)

144. He became famous but it cost him his privacy. (EXPENSE)

148. What a surprise to see you here!

149. Why didn't I think of that before?

150. Do you know who this coat belongs to? (coat)