Choose the word (or words) that fit best in the blank. 'She ... ... be very good at playing the harp, but when it comes to putting up a tent, she's completely hopeless!'

Choose the word (or words) that fit best in the blank. According to what they said on the radio, it ... ... rain hard tomorrow afternoon.

Choose the word (or words) that fit best in the blank. Do you think you ... ... manage to get this door open?

Choose the word (or words) that fit best in the blank. A polite young gentleman at a formal evening dance might ask a young woman, ' ... ... I have the pleasure of dancing with you?'

Choose the word (or words) that fit best in the blank. In the famous national song 'Rule Britannia', the last line says (as a promise): 'Britons* never ... ... be slaves!' (* Britons = citizens of Great Britain; British people)

Choose the word (or words) that fit best in the blank. 'I'm afraid you ... ... think I am very stupid, but you ... ... tell my family or I shall be in big trouble.'

Choose the word (or words) that fit best in the blank. The poor child nearly drowned when he fell into the river, because he ... ... swim.

Choose the word (or words) that fit best in the blank. ' ... ... you remind me of your name again, please?'

Choose the word (or words) that fit best in the blank. ' ~ So you ... ... be their visitor from Africa! Welcome to Birmingham!'

Choose the word (or words) that fit best in the blank. 'It's been a lovely evening, but I really ... ... go home now; I have an early start tomorrow morning.'