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Just down from here is Circular Quay ___ you can take the ferry to various beaches and the excellent Taronga Zoo.

Last year inflation was tremendous, and the prices ... .

Let's buy a bar of chocolate and a carton of yogurt, ... ?

Let's finish the translation today,... ?

Local corporations, universities, schools and societies have their own ___traditions.

Look at... ear-rings! Do you like them?

Luckily the advertisements were ready ... time for the exhibition.

Many computer-industry innovators began as ___, working on hand-assembled machines in their garages, and quickly grew into large, powerful corporations.

Many of public school teachers, who are mostly male and called “___”, stay at the same school all through their working lives, and do not count their hours of work.

Many take their cars, often with tents and caravans, others use the ___agents’ scheme for group travel and hotel booking.

Many years he may ___ lived in the city, but he does not believe he really belongs there.

Marketing …

Mary likes to ___ the table and clear away the dishes.

Match the greetings and the situations they must be used.

Mid-Lent Sunday, the fourth in Lent, has more than one name, but for English people the best-known of these names is ___.

More than a quarter of women with children ___ the age of five go out to work.

Most businesses are ___proprietorships - that is, they are owned and operated by a single person.

Most people in Britain work a five-day week, from Monday to ___.

My boss wanted ... late because there was so much work to do.

My brother helps to fix and repair some things. For example, he repairs electrical ___when they are out of order. He has already repaired our mother’s electric iron and my desk lamp.

My child eats well. So ... Mary's.

Nobody knows when it last... in Shri-Lanka.

Nursery, infant and junior schools in Great Britain are known as ___schools.

Of the two irons I have one is burnt, and ... is out of order too.

On our Southern-England ___ we visited Windsor, Oxford, Cambridge, Stratford-on-Avon and then came back to London.

On Saturday afternoon the most important sporting events of the week take place - football, rugby, horse-racing and other ___.

On Sunday most people (stay) in bed for at least one hour longer than usual.

On the other ___, caravans have become very popular.

On weekdays shops close between 5.30 and 6.00 p.m. and they are closed all day ___Sunday.

One boy hit another ... a ball.

One of the traditional ways of spending a summer holiday is in a boarding-house, which may have a card in its window advertising “apartments”, or “bed and ___”.

Our ... will rise next year.

Our manager left... a new job.

Our services are ..., you needn't pay.

Over a 100 working days were ... last year because of the earthquake.

Overlooking the harbour is the historic Rocks area - Sydney's birthplace, its narrow streets packed ___ attractive colonial buildings, restaurants, bars and upmarket shops.

Perhaps this is because it is in the country that the British are, or like to think that they are, most at ___.

Robert is asking the waiter ... a coffee.

Saturday evening is the favourite time for parties, dances, going to the pictures or the theatre, in fact for “___” generally.

Saturday morning is a very busy time for shopping, as this is the only day when people, who are at work can ___ for any length of time.

Save your money but don't put... in the bank.

Schools, colleges and universities are also closed on Saturdays and ___.

Self-assurance, willingness to ___ eccentricity, law-abidingness, a curious mixture of conservatism and enterprise - all these are generalizations which hold reasonably true of all classes of the British people.

Shall I make the final choice right now? No, you ... .

She ... in the sun too long and got burnt.

She failed the exam. What a ... !

She is ... woman in the world.

She thinks he's ... man in the world.

Sheila Gordon is ___ about the new offices.

Simon met his wife while she ... at his hospital.