Write one word only in each gap.

1. Jane and Kate are going to visit the Tower of London.
2. We are not going to eat it.
3. Jack is writind a letter.
4. I must not help you with your test.
5. Cats cant fly.

1. Do you prefer wearing formal clothes or ............. clothes?
2. "We have run out of eggs."
"Really? I ..................... buy some more."
3. Colud you water my plants while I am .......... holiday?
4. The weather ............ said it is going to snow tomorrow.
5. Look out! You are ........... to crash!
6. Belts, ties, and scarves are ...................
7. Hurry ............. or we well be late!
8 John slipped on a banana ............... and fell down.
9. There is a lot of ............ in the streets.
10. Be careful! You are going to walk ............... the lamp post.
11. Jean bought a new ............ of leather boots.
12. In England you have to stand in a ................. at the bus stop.
13. That skirt looks very nice ......... you.
14. He was jogging in the park yesterday ............. it started raining.
15. What .......... are you? Small, or medium?
16. It is rather chilly. Why do not you ......... your jacket on?
17. These shoes will ............ your trousers perfectly.
18. These trousers are small. They do not .......... me.
19. I am going into the city .................. to buy some new clothes. Fancy joining me?
20. Sunglasses ................. our eyes from the sun.

Campain (a) ... Nuclear Disarmament (CND) is celebrating thirty years (b)... the removal © ... Britain’s nuclear weapons. CND believes (d) ... unilateral disarmament. The chairman of the organization, Bruce Kent, says’ Ideas (e) ... disarmament have changed (f) ... the years. Russian & American leaders now agree that an equal number of weapons (g) ... both sides is not necessary (h) ... security, & the major cuts (i) ... nuclear arms should be made. These ideas stemmed (j) ... groups like CND, who have argued (k) ... reductions for years. CND was launched in London in 1958 (l) ... a meeting (m) ... five thousand enthusiasts. (n) ... that time, Britain had just begun to test its own H-bomb, & the policy (o) ... having its own nuclear weapons to stop other countries (p) ... attacking had been made official. By 1961 there were nearly one thousand CND groups in Britain protecting (q) ... increased expenditure ® ... nuclear arms. But since then, there had been a decline (s) ... member ship. Bruce Kent explains, We failed (t)... our attempt to make people see the connection (u) declining social services & the fact that the goverment is spending twelve billion pounds (v) ... Trident missiles.

word.
a) You are only wearing a t-shirt and shorts. You must feel cold!
b) I ……………not be at school tomorrow. I feel ill.
c) Tina searched the swimming pool, but wasn’t ……….to find her ring.
d) Perhaps you left your wallet on the bus, or it ………..at home.
e) The exam was long, and I ………….finish all the questions.
f) Brian didn’t ………….to do any homework, so he went to the cinema.
g) This ………..be the house. It’s the wrong number. Let’s try down here.
h) Ann ………….run much faster than her friends.
i) This bill …………be right. There’s a mistake in it somewhere.
j) Sorry I was out. I ………to go to the shops.