Fill the gap with the word (or words) that make the most accurate and natural expression in spoken British English. ' ... ... five minutes to come and help me with this problem, please?'

Fill the gap with the word (or words) that make the most accurate and natural expression in spoken British English. 'These are lovely fresh bananas, but ... ... any oranges today?'

Fill the gap with the word (or words) that make the most accurate and natural expression in spoken British English. The cheaper model of this machine ... ... so many controls.

Fill the gap with the word (or words) that make the most accurate and natural expression in spoken British English. 'The shopping ... ... any cheaper as the months and years go by.'

Fill the gap with the word (or words) that make the most accurate and natural expression in spoken British English. 'You ... ... anywhere with an international phone call unless you start by dialing 00-'

Fill the gap with the word (or words) that make the most accurate and natural expression in spoken British English. 'Don't turn left until you ... ... to the corner with the pub on it.'

Fill the gap with the word (or words) that make the most accurate and natural expression in spoken British English. 'I'm afraid I can't come and see you tomorrow morning, as we planned, because ... ... nasty cough and ... ... appointment at the doctors' clinic at 10:45.'

Fill the gap with the word (or words) that make the most accurate and natural expression in spoken British English. If a regular polygon ... ... six sides, what angle ... ... inside each corner?

Fill the gap with the word (or words) that make the most accurate and natural expression in spoken British English. 'On television in your home country, do you ... ... any of our classic British detective dramas like Morse and Lewis?'

Fill the gap with the word (or words) that make the most accurate and natural expression in spoken British English. ' ... ... anyone else ... ... to Question 10 yet? ... ... you ... ... all the right answers?'