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You are taking this very lightly, ______ your mother is dead serious.
- whence
- since
- as
- whereas
He must be forty or ______ .
- therein
- thereafter
- therefore
- thereabouts
The guest room is quite small, but there should be enough space for you there. You only have a few ____ and pieces.
- bits
- clothes
- stuff
- books
Nobody should think they're above _____ .
- approach
- reproach
- blame
- responsibility
If you ______ to see Mary, could you say hello to her for me?
- likely
- possibly
- happen
- might
If you _____ mind waiting, I'll call and check if Mr Owen is in.
- wouldn't
- do
- will
- could
I asked Jane about the accident, but she _____ a word.
- didn't use to
- wouldn't say
- shouldn't say
- refused
- Can we use the conference room? - Sure, it _____ this morning.
- isn't using
- isn't used
- hasn't used
- isn't being used
My parents suggested ______ apply for the job.
- me to
- me I should
- that I
- if I
Don't worry. You've got _____ on Janet. You're much more intelligent.
- win
- a bundle
- one down
- one up
I’m not sure if I shut down the computer. I can’t really remember _______ it down.
- have shut
- shutting
- to shut
- I shut
’Do you mind if I open the window?’ ’I’d rather you ______.'
- don't
- won't
- do
- didn't
______ the people I interviewed, one in ten said they had already lied to someone that day.
- around
- between
- among
- along
Hang ____! I'll be there with you an hour.
- a little
- down here
- in there
- more
Our company receives hundreds of ______ emails every day.
- unstated
- unsolicited
- unrequited
- unkempt
The trial, in which Ms Jones was accused of conspiracy, was scheduled to end ______ week.
- any
- that very
- in the last
- after
You ______ him with my wife. She was with me all the time.
- may have seen
- mustn't see
- can't have seen
- should see
2007 saw an uninterrupted growth, which ______ a couple of moderate falls continued in 2008.
- increase
- again
- despite
- however
When making beer, barley is _____ to bring out its sweetness.
- germinated
- malting
- growing
- produced
We _____ watch Star Trek with my brother every evening when we were children.
- had
- would
- were used to
- use to
My teacher had difficulty ______ my handwriting.
- to read
- for reading
- reading
- to have read
I'm sure he _______ being around my ex-husband.
- won't get used
- is used
- might be used to
- will get used to
When I stopped _____ to him, he was repairing his watch. We had a good chat.
- speaking
- to speak
- spoke
- having spoken
When you are parted from your partner, you _____ to appreciate each other more.
- find
- may
- become
- grow
_____ not been for his help, I couldn't have passed.
- If it
- Was he
- Had it
- If he had
I’m not feeling well. I’d rather _______ in tonight.
- stay
- to stay
- you to stay
- staying
If he_____ phone, tell him to ring back later.
- should
- can
- might
- will
Seldom _____ anything funnier.
- I have seen
- I see
- have I seen
- I saw
All the surviors have been ______ for.
- dealt
- accounted
- found
- reasoned
She’s lost her credit card. She _______ it somewhere.
- must have been dropping
- should have dropped
- must have dropped
- would have dropped
Joe showed me photos of his new car, _____ he bought last week.
- which
- that
- what
- whom
Although the lunar landing ______, the crew managed to take some invaluable photos of the Moon's surface.
- was abhorred
- was aborted
- was accomplished
- was abolished
The poor are not _____ as full members of society.
- thought to be
- taken up
- regarded
- considering
Nagging doesn't work. You should try and cut _____ it.
- back
- out
- back on
- up to
When you end up in prison with no friends left, only then _____ realise that all your thieving has been for nothing.
- you could
- will you
- they might
- it will
Increasing currency ______ is making exchange rates more volatile.
- intervention
- speculation
- laundering
- endorsment
My sister really gets a ____ out of singing in public.
- fun
- buzz
- blush
- pleasure
He refused to admit _____ too strict with the children.
- to having been
- had been
- he should have been
- he has been
I don’t know when the term ’hipster’ was ____ , but it has become quite popular lately.
- fabricated
- carved
- uttered
- coined
Everyone wanted to hear the president's ______ address.
- inaudible
- inbound
- inaugural
- indented
I got a _____ box for my birthday.
- white small wooden
- small white wooden
- small wooden white
- wooden small white
Children need to have their imagination ______ .
- impacted
- simulated
- stimulated
- feigned
The judge had _____ in allowing the lawsuit to proceed.
- astrayed
- erred
- biased
- drifted
'The bathroom floor is all wet. Who ______ a shower?'
- had
- has been having
- had had
- had been having
I asked an old couple for directions, but _____ of them knew where the cinema was.
- all
- both
- none
- neither
My grandmother used to make her children _____ up their beds every morning.
- make
- to make
- to do
- made
Criminal defendants can't be called to the stand by the ______.
- prosecuting
- persecution
- persecutor
- prosecutor
I know I was supposed to stay serious, but I couldn't help ______ .
- to laugh
- laughed
- with laughing
- laughing
I’m afraid I _____ used to working in an open-plan office.
- haven't ever
- haven't
- haven't got
- have
The author died after a ______ illness.
- procuring
- profuse
- protracted
- prolapsed

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