 121  13. ... was heard of the book but only ... could read it. (little, much, a few, a lot of) 14. Nothing (hear) from Pauline since her car (steal). 15. (Can, should, may) you be quiet? Some of us (try) to work (on, for, in) the report. 16. She was ... first woman to be elected to ... Parliament, (a, an, the, -) 17. If ... delays you, please, let me know, (anything, something, anywhere) 18. If (some, any, no) questions are asked, it means that (all, every, nobody) of you have understood the topic. 19. Who is ... man in ... black suit, sitting at... head of ... table? (a, an, the, -) 20. They arrived (at, to, in) London (for, on, while) business. 21. ... (not, tell) her about it until she (ask) you. 22. No wonder, you (not, become) slimmer yet. You (eat) sweets all days long. 23. We (not, know) what (happen) to the ship they (sail). Now we (know) the truth. 24. I remember the days when no decision (make) until all the employees (interview). 25. The weather here (is, can, ought to) be awful at this time of the year. 26. I didn't like ... person sitting ... next to me in ... class, (a, an, the, -) 27. There isn't (many, much, few) space in the room. It's stuffed with furniture. 28. If you go to ... end of ... street and turn left, you'll see one of ... architectural masterpieces - ... St. Paul's Cathedral, (a, an, the, -) 29. Actions speak (loud) than words. 30. We are angry (with, for, on) our neighbours (at, for, with) their making so much noise every evening. 121 |
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