Choose the word (or words) that fit/s most naturally in the gap. 'We went to the zoo yesterday ~ and, to my surprise, I enjoyed it. In fact, it was ... ... fun.'

Choose the word (or words) that fit/s most naturally in the gap. 'Are you hungry again, yet?' 'You bet I am; in fact, I'm ... ...'

Choose the word (or words) that fit/s most naturally in the gap. 'We went to the circus, and most of what we saw was ... ... '

Choose the word (or words) that fit/s most naturally in the gap. 'The news about that train accident yesterday was ... ... appalling.'

Choose the word (or words) that fit/s most naturally in the gap. 'The London traffic is ... ... improved since the last time I came here.'

Choose the word (or words) that fit/s most naturally in the gap. We watched the Red Arrows yesterday evening; they were ... ... impressive. (* The Red Arrows are the aerobatic display team of the Royal Air Force. Does your country have a national organisation like this?)

Which is the strongest way of saying ... ? 'This machine is ... ... useless!'

Choose the word (or words) that fit/s most naturally in the gap. 'The landscape in this part of the country is breathtakingly ... ...'

Choose the word (or words) that fit/s most naturally in the gap. 'I'm afraid there's something in this sandwich that smells ... ... strange.'

Choose the word (or words) that fit/s most naturally in the gap. 'Some people think the British are ... ... barbaric to allow any form of hunting in the countryside.'