Choose the answer that completes the gap/s in clear, accurate and sensible English. 'You ... ... go back to the shop first-thing tomorrow, and ask them to replace that faulty thing or give you your money back.'

Choose the answer that completes the gap/s in clear, accurate and sensible English. 'Any sensible farmer ... ... wait for sunny weather before bringing in his crop.'

Choose the answer that completes the gap/s in clear, accurate and sensible English. 'Early next year we ... ... tidy the house up and prepare to sell it.'

Choose the answer that completes the gap/s in clear, accurate and sensible English. 'Paul's class teacher said he ... ... make more effort if he is to reach a good Grade in his exams.'

Choose the answer that completes the gap/s in clear, accurate and sensible English. 'Why ... ... drag her divorce into every possible conversation?'

Choose the answer that completes the gap/s in clear, accurate and sensible English. 'Passengers ... ... keep to the left-hand side of the escalator.'

Choose the answer that completes the gap/s in clear, accurate and sensible English. 'In your country, ... ... carry your identity papers with you all the time, when you are out and about?'

Choose the answer that completes the gap/s in clear, accurate and sensible English. 'When I was at school, I really hated ... ... in a line in silence several times a day.'

Choose the answer that completes the gap/s in clear, accurate and sensible English. 'By the time you've driven as far as Yeovil, you and your passengers ... ... a 'comfort stop' .'

Choose the answer that completes the gap/s in clear, accurate and sensible English. 'The rain came on hard and heavy just before two o'clock, so with some reluctance we ... ... cancel the match.'