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In the middle of the 18th centyry some of the 1(FASHIONABLE) rich yong men in.Britain copied the 2(LATE) Italian fashions. They wore extavagant clothes lost of make-up to look pale and high wigs that were powdered and tied with ribbons.
Fashion Through the Ages In the middle of the 18th century, some of the (3)(fashionable) rich young men in Britain copied the (4)(late) Italian fashions. They wore extravagant clothes, lots of make up to look pale, and high wigs that were powdered and tied with ribbons.In Europe at the end of the 18th century, women’s dresses began to get (5)(wide) and their hair began to get (6)(long). The (7)(wide) dresses measured nearly two metres, making it difficult to move around and sit down. To make themselves (8)(pretty), some women had enormous hairstyles. These were often decorated with flowers, feathers and even fruit!After the First World War, the clothes of the swinging 1929s shocked many people. Fashions for women became (9)(relaxed) and (10) (free) than before. Their hair became much (11)(short) and dresses were not as (12)(long) and (13)(wide) as before. Their clothes became (14)(bright) and (15)(little) formal, to match the new music and dances like the Charleston.
Punk fashions were as (16)(aggressive) as punk music, which arrived in the 1970s. Punks chose the (17)(little) conventional hairstyles possible. They cut their hair in strange ways and often dyed it bright colours. They usually wore large boots, torn jeans and painted leather jackets.

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1. What were George's reasons ... giving ... his job?
2. I heard this news ... Monday morning ... the radio.
3. They reached ... the lake ... foot and then continued their trip ... car.
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1. We expect him to arrive ... the hotel ... Sunday morning.
2. His illness is getting worse and I am afraid he'll have to go ... hospital ... an operation ... a week or so.
3. I was pleased ... his reaction ... what I said.
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1. They arrived ... London ... the 14th ... April and left ... Oxford ... June. They will be back only ... a month.
2. What was the reason ... his absence?
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1. It doesn't matter ... me if we go out ... dinner or eat at home.
2. We are going ... holiday ... next month and I am looking forward ... it.
3. I apologized ... Ann ... keeping her late.
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1. Who is responsible in your family ... washing the dishes ... dinner?
2. Jane has been interested ... ancient history ... her first year ... college.
3. My coat is similar ... yours but different ... Ben's.

Once Mark Twain was sitting......a dinner party.........a well-known pianist. He said......him: It will interest you......a pianist that my life was once saved......a piano when I was a boy. We had a ter­rible flood ...... my home town. The water even reached the upper storey where I was ...... my father.......hesitation my father sat ...... a big chest ...... drawers, and floating ...... the river reached safely the bank." "Well, and you?" asked the pianist. "I accompanied him......the piano."
A Londoner who was going...... the West......England...... a holiday, arrived ...... train ......a town, and found that it waspouring. He called a porter to carry his bags ...... a taxi.......the way...... the station, partly to make conversation and partly to get a local opinion ......prospects ......weather......his holiday, he asked the porter: "How long has it been raining like this?" "I don't know. Sir, I've only been here ......fifteen years," was the reply.

1. Visitors......plenty......money to spend and who come chiefly......enjoyment are likely to pass most......their time......the West End. Those who to learn ......London's history will find much to interest them ...... the City. Here most......that streets are narrow, and
traffic is often very slow. Many......these narrow streets run down......the Thames,
and ...... the end ...... many ...... the end warehouses can be seen. The City is concerned …..finance, but it is also a market ......goods ..... almost every kind,......all parts......the world. The Port ......London is......the east......the

away from our rooms. Mother says it is good ... him to be alone because it gives him time … himself. But 1 don't understand why he wants to sit … himself... his chair … the middle ... the room. My grandfather calls me Pete though I'm a six-year old girl, because he says I'm smart as any boy. I like to come ... my granddad's room before I go ... the bedroom …night.