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At the moment he is travelling ___ business in America because he’s opening an office over there next year.

Australia's oldest city is ___ around a series of natural inlets and beaches culminating in Sydney Cove, which is dominated by the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge.

Bringing together the best creative talent in the advertising industry usually ends up costing the ___.

Brokers and ___at the moments still need to be in the city because face-to-face contact is the most important part of our job.

But despite his wealth, Luciano Benetton does not live a ___lifestyle.

By 1836 Dickens already(to become) popular with the English readers.

Can you explain why you ... this mistake again?

Children under five in Great Britain attend ___ schools.

Church bells (be) another typical feature of an English Sunday morning, though few people go to morning service.

Colin gets ___well with people.

Didn't you see the show ... Sunday?

Disagree with ___ on even a minor point and they will take great pleasure in engaging in spirited verbal combat.

Do you think one should be ... to be able to survive in modern life?

Does your new assistant... the new machine?

Don't be surprised if ___ start a meeting with all the difficult questions: they want to be convinced you are as efficient and quality-conscious as they are.

Don't go out! It... hard.

Don't you know him? He always ... lies.

Don't... me when I'm talking.

Don't worry! All your expenses ... .

Each year more English people go to different parts of continental ___.

Elementary and secondary education together take ___ years to complete in the USA.

Ellen is a bad typist. She types ... .

Every day I ___ my room and my bed, wash up dishes, dust the furniture and take out the rubbish.

Every Englishman is a countryman ___ heart.

Every state school has its own governing body (a board of governors), consisting of ___.

Everyone has to answer for his actions,... ?

Everyone looks forward to the weekend and when Friday comes along, as people leave work they say to each other: “Have a nice ___”.

Families who have children often organize ___, at which games are organized for quite a lot of children after the tea, which is called by that name although there is usually no tea to drink, only fruit drinks, sandwiches, ice-cream and lots of cakes and fruit.

Few English people rent houses or flats for their holidays, but one of the traditional ways of spending a summer holiday is in a ___, which may have a card in its window advertising “apartments”, or “bed and breakfast”.

Fresh, local produce is always important, and the city has absorbed the flavours of Southeast Asia and Polynesia into its ___, making for a scintillating experience.

Give him a good mark to ... his self-respect.

Have you ever (be) to London?

Have you ever been ... Scotland?

He ... the farm since 1987.

He always drives ... the speed of 100 miles an hour.

He could open the lock ....

He decided to save some money and put ... in the bank.

He gives ___millions of dollars each year.

He has been unemployed ... he left college.

He hopes to find a job ... .

He is French, he comes ... the South of France.

He is interested ___ collecting pictures of horses.

He lives in easy ___. He doesn’t have to work every day.

He phoned to say he ... his bag on the plane.

He prefers to go ___holidays to get some peace.

He used ... a holiday three times a year.

He wonders ... he could possibly get the job.

Hold an informal fact-finding meeting with ___ and you can expect a battery of searching questions.

Holiday camps are ideal places for people who do not want the effort of looking ___entertainment.

How ... clothes are you going to take with you?