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___________ this your car?
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"What are _________ names?""Mr and Mrs Newton."
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Does Pilar _________ a computer?
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__________ you repeat that, please?
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I’ve got an appointment __________ Monday.
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He’s __________ Portugal.
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Susan __________ in England. She lives in Scotland.
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This is Fiona and Paul. __________ are from Scotland.
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John is __________ architect.
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"Has Sheila got a camera?""No, __________ ."
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__________ any cars in the street?
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Is the meeting __________ the afternoon?
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My aunt is a politician. __________ name’s Katie.
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The film __________ this evening at 4.25.
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"What __________ your wife do?""She is a doctor."
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__________ I have these postcards, please.
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Please, turn __________ your mobile phones.
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We don’t have anything to eat. I have to __________ some shopping.
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We __________ go to the cinema on weekdays.
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What would you __________ to drink?
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"What time is it?" __________
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"What’s the weather __________ in London today? "It’s foggy as usual."
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Tomorrow, we’re going __________ for the weekend.
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Colin __________ a mountain when he was on holiday last week.
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__________ a robbery last night at the local bank.
Read the text and for questions 26-28 choose the correct answer: T (true) or F (false). Don't Forget To Get Your Free Comic Book Here is some great news for all comic book fans. Saturday, May 2 is Free Comic Book Day. Yes, that means you can go to any participating store and walk out with a free copy of your favorite comic book. The day is celebrated by sellers in the USA and Canada! Now in its thirteenth year, the annual event that is held on the first Saturday of May, is a collaboration between comic book publishers. It was established in 2002 to bring comic books back to readers, both young and old, and also encourage them to visit their local comic book store. Over the years, retailers have given away over 12 million comic books and the numbers are only growing. Though not every comic book that the store sells is free, with 50 titles to choose from, there is usually something to suit everyone's taste. This year's list includes special comic book editions featuring Marvel's Avengers, Dr. Who, Transformers, Pokemon, as well as SpongeBob. Even if you don’t like any of the free titles, a visit to the store might still be worth the effort. That's because sellers usually discount all comic books and other products on this fun day.
Don't Forget To Get Your Free Comic Book Here is some great news for all comic book fans. Saturday, May 2 is Free Comic Book Day. Yes, that means you can go to any participating store and walk out with a free copy of your favorite comic book. The day is celebrated by sellers in the USA and Canada! Now in its thirteenth year, the annual event that is held on the first Saturday of May, is a collaboration between comic book publishers. It was established in 2002 to bring comic books back to readers, both young and old, and also encourage them to visit their local comic book store. Over the years, retailers have given away over 12 million comic books and the numbers are only growing. Though not every comic book that the store sells is free, with 50 titles to choose from, there is usually something to suit everyone's taste. This year's list includes special comic book editions featuring Marvel's Avengers, Dr. Who, Transformers, Pokemon, as well as SpongeBob. Even if you don’t like any of the free titles, a visit to the store might still be worth the effort. That's because sellers usually discount all comic books and other products on this fun day.
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You can take part in the Free Comic Book Day only in the USA.
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Book publishers organize the Free Comic Book Day.
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There are discounts during the Free Comic Book Day
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I hate __________ housework.
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__________ coffee do you drink a day?
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This book is __________ .
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Hurry up. The taxi __________ .
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She plays tennis very __________ .
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Have you ever __________ anywhere?
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We have to check __________ of the hotel before twelve.
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Margaret __________ her mother yesterday.
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Children start school __________ the 1st of September.
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Mark has never __________ a horse.
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"Look, the road is wet, __________."
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It’s the hottest country __________ the world.
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They are going to __________ a holiday in the travel agent’s tomorrow.
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We __________ to some friendly people last Saturday.
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Did you __________ anything interesting on TV last night?
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__________ the first American president?
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Tom often __________ for a walk with his girlfriend in the evenings.
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Be quiet! Your father __________ now.
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John arrived as we __________ TV.
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__________ anything tomorrow evening?
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She __________ her parents since Christmas.
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In the future people __________ to the Moon.
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Where is the CD __________ I bought yesterday?
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The story __________ in the newspapers last June.
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He __________ by the police at the moment.
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When I was a child I __________ skiing every winter, but I don’t any more.
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Mary said she __________ her homework the day before.
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I have no __________ who that woman is.
Read the text and for questions 57-59 choose the correct answer: A, B or C. It's Almost Earth Day! What Are You Going To Do To Help The Planet? On April 22, 1970, twenty million people across the United States took to the streets to ask government officials to take preventive measures to protect the environment. Today, it is a global movement that is observed by billions of people and celebrated with rallies, environmental clean-up events and promises to undertake "green" initiatives to help the planet. Ironically, despite this growing concern, our planet is in worse shape than it was when Earth Day was first celebrated. 2014 was the planet's warmest year on record and fourteen of the fifteen hottest years documented have been experienced this century. Not surprisingly, the United Nations has declared 2015 a year for global action against climate change. As UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon told the large crowd that had gathered at Washington D.C.'s National Mall for Earth Day celebrations on April 18th, "It's our last chance to slow global warming.” While reversing climate change may sound like something that can only be achieved by governmental action, the truth is we can all do our part to make a difference.
It's Almost Earth Day! What Are You Going To Do To Help The Planet? On April 22, 1970, twenty million people across the United States took to the streets to ask government officials to take preventive measures to protect the environment. Today, it is a global movement that is observed by billions of people and celebrated with rallies, environmental clean-up events and promises to undertake "green" initiatives to help the planet. Ironically, despite this growing concern, our planet is in worse shape than it was when Earth Day was first celebrated. 2014 was the planet's warmest year on record and fourteen of the fifteen hottest years documented have been experienced this century. Not surprisingly, the United Nations has declared 2015 a year for global action against climate change. As UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon told the large crowd that had gathered at Washington D.C.'s National Mall for Earth Day celebrations on April 18th, "It's our last chance to slow global warming.” While reversing climate change may sound like something that can only be achieved by governmental action, the truth is we can all do our part to make a difference.
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The temperatures on Earth observed in 2014 were __________
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What does the word protect in this text mean?
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What does the word growing in this text mean?
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He doesn’t like new ideas. He’s so __________.
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She will help him, if he __________.
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If you were a politician, what __________?
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If you __________ earlier, you wouldn’t have missed your train.
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You wouldn’t have a stomachache now if you __________ so much last night.
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"Are there any tickets left?" "Yes, there are __________."
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I don’t have __________ friends. Just one or two.
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By the end of this year I __________ Africa.
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This is the woman __________ husband is a French teacher.
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I can’t see my wallet. I __________ it at home.
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I will never forget __________ Jennifer Lopez.
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Sad films always make me __________.
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My dad encouraged me __________ medicine.
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"They were really excited." "__________."
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I rarely __________ mistakes.
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An orange is __________ than a chocolate pudding.
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We were staying at the hotel __________ the ocean.
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My father always helps my mum __________ the washing up.
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I’m really fed __________.
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I’m a doctor. I wish I __________ a teacher.
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Your brother is such a brilliant student. You should __________ his example.
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Your father’s second wife is your __________.
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I failed my exam. I wish I __________ harder.
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These trousers don’t __________. They’re too tight around the waist.
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This book is a bit difficult to read. The __________ is rather complicated.
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The spokesman __________ that the airport had been captured by terrorists.
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I really insist __________ you coming with me.
Read the text and for questions 87-90 choose the correct answer: A, B or C. Over the last 50 years, meat consumption has increased substantially due to middle-class growth in emerging markets like China and India and improvements in transportation technology. Unfortunately, this extra demand comes at a high cost to our planet. According to the United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organization nearly one-fifth of the man-made greenhouse gas emissions are being generated by the meat industry. Additionally, meat production is also taxing on natural resources. According to experts an astounding 1,800 to 2,500 gallons of water are needed to produce one pound of beef and 50% of all corn grown in the United States is used for animal feed. While asking people to stop eating meat entirely is not an option, the Earth Day Network is hoping to get everyone to pledge going meatless, at least once a week. They estimate that if the entire U.S. skipped meat or cheese for just one day a week, it would be the equivalent of not driving 91 billion miles – or taking 7.6 million cars off the road.
Over the last 50 years, meat consumption has increased substantially due to middle-class growth in emerging markets like China and India and improvements in transportation technology. Unfortunately, this extra demand comes at a high cost to our planet. According to the United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organization nearly one-fifth of the man-made greenhouse gas emissions are being generated by the meat industry. Additionally, meat production is also taxing on natural resources. According to experts an astounding 1,800 to 2,500 gallons of water are needed to produce one pound of beef and 50% of all corn grown in the United States is used for animal feed. While asking people to stop eating meat entirely is not an option, the Earth Day Network is hoping to get everyone to pledge going meatless, at least once a week. They estimate that if the entire U.S. skipped meat or cheese for just one day a week, it would be the equivalent of not driving 91 billion miles – or taking 7.6 million cars off the road.
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Choose the best heading for the passage:
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What does the word substantially in this text mean?
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What does the word additionally in this text mean?
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What does the word estimate in this text mean?
