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Sentence completion

December 5, 2016 - A2pdf

Complete the following sentences using an appropriate word or phrase.

Progress 0 of 10 answered
1Your sister is ............... nuisance.
Wrong!
2She was ............... annoyed to find him in her room.
Wrong!
3It is ............... cold.
Wrong!
4It is very cold – you ............... take a coat.
Wrong!
5He is ............... imaginative.
Wrong!
6............... a painter are you?
Wrong!
7I think she is ............... a fool.
Wrong!
8It was ............... informal get-together than a meeting.
Wrong!
9You have been ...............!
Wrong!
10Stop talking ...............
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/10

Answers

  1. Your sister is quite a nuisance.
  2. She was very much annoyed to find him in her room.
  3. It is too cold.
  4. It is very cold – you had better take a coat.
  5. He is not very imaginative.
  6. How much of a painter are you?
  7. I think she is a bit of a fool.
  8. It was more of an informal get-together than a meeting.
  9. You have been such a help!!
  10. Stop talking such nonsense
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