a) I can't put up with... B...
A) you if you should come to London. B) people who smoke all the time.
C) the plates onto the top shelf.
b) The chairperson of the committee then called on Tony........
A) but his line was engaged. B) to make a speech in reply.
C) so that his voice could be heard above the crowd.
c) Mary has been chosen to stand for........
A) the bad behaviour of her colleagues. B) herself in future.
C) Parliament in the next election.
d) After my holidays it takes me a few days to catch up with........
A) the people running in front of me. B) all the news I've missed.
C) a really bad cold.
e) Small children soon grow out of.........
A) their shoes. B) all the good food they eat.
C) the habits they have when they get older.
f) I've decided to go in for........
A) eating fruit for breakfast. B) a few days rest in the country.
C) a photography competition in Photographer's Weekly.
g) I'm afraid that our plans to open a new factory have run into........
A) some old friends. B) a tree by the side of the road.
C) a few unexpected difficulties.
h) We find that this type of tyre makes for........
A) safer driving in wet weather. B) the first place it can stop.
C) all smaller types of car.
i) I saw my old friend John last week. I couldn't get over........
A) my cold before I saw him, though. B) near enough to talk to him though.
C) how young he looked.
j) In this part of town, people are only worried about keeping up with........
A) others who are faster. B) late-night television programmes.
C) the Joneses.
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