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216. intermediate-131 English Grammar / Incomplete Sentences / Intermediate level # 131 (Answer Keys)
Please take these separate lists and merge them into one document. answer: (c) merge
This pet store sells rare tropical fish and other exotic creatures. answer: (d) exotic
I guarantee that your hot temper will inevitably cause you trouble. answer: (c) inevitably
My teacher mumbled so softly that I could only vaguely understand him. answer: (b) vaguely
After the terrible tsunami our oderly lives became chaotic. answer: (a) chaotic
If the cookie recipe is complete, it will specify the ingredients you need. answer: (c) specify
Peter was the best swimmer, but ironically he lost the final of the swimming competition. answer: (d) ironically
Our final idea for the product was much better than our initial one. answer: (d) initial
After I fell down the steps, I felt unsteady and giddy. answer: (b) giddy
During our walk along the beach we noticed the shifting reflectons on the undulating surface of the water. answer: (b) undulating
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Getting over a break-up is hard to do. Instead of wallowing in your heartache, try to take positive steps to put your failed relationship behind you. answer: (c) heartache A2 Spanish singing heartthrob Enrique Iglesias has been forced to pull out of concerts in Hong Kong and in the Philippines because of a visa problem in Malaysia. answer: (b) heartthrob A3 I feel really blessed, you know, because a lot of people who have a heart attack never get any advance warning. answer: (a) heart attack A4 Nighttime heartburn not only disrupts your sleep, but it may lead to other health risks such as raising your risk of cancer or aggravating asthma. answer: (d) heartburn A5 Allow me to express my heartfelt sorrow at the immense tragedy that has been perpetrated upon the American people by the wicked evildoers who were responsible for the September 11th terrorist attacks. answer: (d) heartfelt A6 Palpitations are heartbeat sensations that feel like pounding or racing. answer: (b) heartbeat
Just about everyone experiences the type of grief we call heartbreak at one time or another. answer: (a) heartbreak
The UK has one of the highest rates of death from heart disease in the world. answer: (d) heart disease
The Burgundy countryside is fast becoming the Islamic heartland of France. answer: (c) heartland
Bollywood heartthrob Hrithik Roshan pointed a finger at a gang of camera-happy Indian fans gathered to watch him shooting a film on the south bank of the river Thames. answer: (b) heartthrob © 2003—2006 www.english-test.net 218. intermediate-133 English Grammar / Incomplete Sentences / Intermediate level # 133 (Answer Keys)
I usually knock off work at about 4:00 o'clock and run to the station to catch the train to my next job. answer: (b) knock off
England knocked off South Africa in the Singapore Sevens tournament at Singapore's National Stadium, beating them 33-14 in the semi-final yesterday. answer: (c) knocked off A3 Do you want me to knock up some lunch? answer: (b) knock up
A few months ago, James got a knock on his front door. answer: (b) knock on
The defendant pleaded guilty to providing a group of Russians with knock-off goods. answer: (a) knock-off
Professional boxers don't wear head gear because their intent is to knock out their opponent. answer: (b) knock out
There wasn't much food in the cupboard, but I managed to knock up a meal for myself. answer: (b) knock up
People who knock on their neighbor's doors and ask if anyone has seen their pet instead of just calling are more likely to find it. answer: (c) knock on A9 A scrum is a way of restartinga game of rugby unionafter an accidental infringement such as a knock on. answer: (a) knock on
The Gulshan is a good honest curry house renowned for its abilitly to knock up a rather good curry. answer: (c) knock up
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answer: (b) Just before A2 Well, I am just over 2 months in now with my new venture and business is still going strong. answer: (b) just over
Can I get pregnant just after my period has finished? answer: (b) just after
Jack Wheeler is just about the most interesting man I know. answer: (c) just about
Old-fashioned toothbrushes are just as good as electric ones at reducing plaque. answer: (c) just as
got there!" answer: (c) Just then
President Bush thanked his hosts for a warm welcome just before addressing the 25th annual conference. answer: (d) just before
Holmen's Board decided on Wednesday to invest in total just over $500 in the Group's newsprint mill outside Norrkping. answer: (c) just over A9 The bill that Congress has produced is monstrous in just about every way. answer: (d) just about
Fog machines can be just the thing to get you into the partying mood. answer: (d) just the thing
© 2003—2006 www.english-test.net 220. intermediate-135 English Grammar / Incomplete Sentences / Intermediate level # 135 (Answer Keys)
Bill Clinton, whose father passed away a few months before he was born, wanted to be President from a very early age. answer: (c) passed away A2 Clinton defied his critics by surviving an array of personal scandals. answer: (b) array
Clinton fashioned himself as a "New Democrat" and has frequently been referred to as the "Comeback Kid." answer: (a) fashioned
In 1978, at the age of thirty-two, Bill Clinton became the youngest governor in the nation and in Arkansas history. answer: (a) nation A5 As President-elect, Clinton vowed to focus on economic issues like a "laser beam," working especially to overcome the sluggish growth of the American economy. answer: (b) sluggish A6 Clinton suffered two major setbacks during his administration. answer: (c) setbacks
Clinton's partner in his political career and marriage, Hillary Rodham Clinton, emerged as a key player in his administration. answer: (a) career A8 Future history books may well begin by noting that Bill Clinton was the second President to have been impeached by the U.S. House of Representatives. answer: (c) impeached A9 Clinton had a significant influence on the direction of the Democratic Party. answer: (c) direction
Clinton succeeded in brokering peace negotiations in Northern Ireland between warring Catholics and Protestants. answer: (b) warring © 2003—2006 www.english-test.net 221. intermediate-136 English Grammar / Incomplete Sentences / Intermediate level # 136 (Answer Keys)
Poor people in Australia who are hard up for cash may seek financial assistance from the Salvation Army. answer: (b) hard up
Many small businesses just starting choose to accept cold hard cash as their only method of payment. answer: (d) hard cash
My parents wouldn't permit me to listen to hard core heavy metal music when I was growing up. answer: (a) hard core
Yesterday I taught my daughter how to cook a hard boiled egg for breakfast. answer: (c) hard boiled
My former boss was so hard headed that he often refused to listen to the opinions of his subordinates. answer: (a) hard headed
Applicants for the sales position are required to submit a hard copy of their CV by Thursday, May 17th 2006 at the latest. answer: (b) hard copy A7 Many amateur tennis players find it much easier to play tennis on a hard court surface as opposed to playing on a surface that is made from grass. answer: (b) hard court A8 The hard hearted dictator refused to grant clemency to his imprisoned political opponents. answer: (a) hard hearted
Employees at the garment factory were forced to work twelve hour shifts as they were hard pressed for time to complete the order. answer: (d) hard pressed A10 James needed to go to the hardware store to purchase a new door for his holiday house. answer: (c) hardware
© 2003—2006 www.english-test.net 222. intermediate-137 English Grammar / Incomplete Sentences / Intermediate level # 137 (Answer Keys)
My wife will only let me listen to classical music if I agree to wear my head phones. answer: (b) head phones
My father lodged an insurance claim last week because he had an accident and broke one of the headlights on his car. answer: (a) headlights A3 Jimmy wanted to go to the Halloween party in an Indian costume but was unable to find a head dress to complete his outfit. answer: (c) head dress A4 The flight from Sydney to Singapore will take two hours longer than usual this morning as the plane is flying into a strong headwind. answer: (c) headwind A5 I was very surprised to read the headlines in the newspaper this morning regarding the incarceration of our country's former president. answer: (a) headlines A6 First time entrants in this years city marathon will be given a ten minute headstart over the rest of the field. answer: (b) headstart
I was very disappointed to find out that the new car that I wanted to buy had insufficient headroom. answer: (c) headroom
All flights out of Sydney's new airport were delayed last week due to extremely strong headwind that was blowing across the tarmac. answer: (a) headwind A9 Mixing spirits and beer is not a very good idea. I usually wake up with a very bad headache the next morning. answer: (c) headache
We were extremely upset when we arrived at the cemetry and discovered that my late grandfather's headstone had been destroyed by vandals. answer: (b) headstone © 2003—2006 www.english-test.net 223. intermediate-138 English Grammar / Incomplete Sentences / Intermediate level # 138 (Answer Keys)
The couple checked out of the hotel early this morning. answer: (a) checked out
Randy always tried to cheer everyone up on rainy days. answer: (b) cheer everyone up
Most of the kids at school thought he was scared and that he would chicken out of the race. answer: (a) chicken out
The supervisor asked everyone to chip in for the manager's birthday present. answer: (c) chip in
He clammed up when the police officers started to question him about the robbery. answer: (b) clammed up
He wants to come across as a mean boss so his employees will work hard for him. answer: (b) come across
Rick came down with a terrible cold this week. answer: (c) came down with
Lisa was counting on her friends to help her move. answer: (c) counting on
The new police chief is trying to crack down on the current drug problem in the city. answer: (a) crack down
Lawrence is trying to cut down on fatty foods. answer: (a) cut down
© 2003—2006 www.english-test.net 224. intermediate-139 English Grammar / Incomplete Sentences / Intermediate level # 139 (Answer Keys)
The custody battle dragged on for many months. answer: (b) dragged on
The architect drew up some blueprints for you last week. answer: (b) drew up
I dropped in on my friend yesterday to surprise her. answer: (c) dropped in
Cathy dropped by her mother's house for a visit this past week. answer: (c) dropped by
Bruce dropped out of school when he was only fifteen years old and then took on a job. answer: (b) dropped out
After a lot of fuss, Rose ended up liking the new dish very much. answer: (a) ended up
The manager was so afraid the multi-million dollar deal would fall through. answer: (c) fall through
The children tried to figure out a way of getting to the concert on their own. answer: (a) figure out
Karen had to fill in for Dave while he was away on vacation. answer: (c) fill in
The couple filled out many forms before they could immigrate to England. answer: (c) filled out
© 2003—2006 www.english-test.net 225. intermediate-140 English Grammar / Incomplete Sentences / Intermediate level # 140 (Answer Keys)
Rick's father and mother didn't get along with his grandparents and were always having disagreements. answer: (b) get along
They rented a car so it would be easier to get around the new city. answer: (b) get around
Lucy was so busy that she didn't get around to fixing the stereo. answer: (b) get around to
His salary is low so he's just getting by right now. answer: (c) getting by
He worked hard to get in to Berkeley this past year. answer: (b) get in
The criminal tried to get rid of the evidence quickly. answer: (a) get rid of
The students goofed off when the teacher left the room. answer: (b) goofed off
You'll need to hand in your assignments by Friday. answer: (c) hand in
Beth's father is too proud to ask for hand-outs. answer: (c) hand-outs
Laurie decided to hang up after the fourth ring. answer: (a) hang up
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Two men staged a hold-up at the bank across the street from us yesterday afternoon. answer: (a) hold-up
We still have to iron out the finer details about our upcoming trip to Scotland. answer: (c) iron out
Most of the service stations decided to jack up their gas prices after the gas war between them. answer: (c) jack up
Kevin jumped all over the great opportunity to be the floor manager. answer: (a) jumped all over
Even though he was exhausted, he kept going. answer: (a) kept going
Trent was kicked out of school for bad behavior. answer: (c) kicked out
Just look at that gorgeous girl — She's a knock out. answer: (c) knock out
When I hit my head on the cupboard, I almost knocked myself out. answer: (a) knocked myself out
The company was experiencing financial problems so they had to lay off fifty employees. answer: (b) lay off
Karen didn't want to leave anyone out she she went over the wedding list one more time. answer: (b) leave anyone out
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Jeff felt as if he had been let down when he lost his job. answer: (b) let down
At long last the storm is starting to look like it's going to let up. answer: (c) let up
He started to look back on his life and then decided to take another trip. answer: (a) look back on
The rich family looks down on poor people in this area. answer: (b) looks down on
She started to look forward to the upcoming trip. answer: (a) look forward to
Norma promised she would look in on Cara's children while she was away on a business trip. answer: (b) look in on
The sheriff said he would look into the crime a bit more thoroughly. answer: (c) look into
You can't tell them apart — Elena looks just like her mother. answer: (b) looks just like
Before Sheila died from a long cancer battle, she asked her sister to look over her children. answer: (b) look over
Ray hadn't seen his friend in years but he decided to look him up anyway. answer: (a) look him up
© 2003—2006 www.english-test.net 228. intermediate-143 English Grammar / Incomplete Sentences / Intermediate level # 143 (Answer Keys)
I hardly ever gamble but I was lucky at the casino yesterday. answer: (a) lucky
He is different so many children make fun of him. answer: (c) make fun of
The couple decided to kiss and make up after the day long argument. answer: (c) make up
Even though she squinted, she couldn't make out what he had written. answer: (a) make out
He decided to make up for his past mistakes by doing some good in his community. answer: (b) make up for
The deparment store has marked up its prices since the last time I was here. answer: (b) marked up
The items are marked down because the manager wants to make more room for the incoming spring line. answer: (b) marked down
Everyone laughed at the mix up between the twin brothers at the party. answer: (b) mix up
Billy was so tired that he was nodding off in class. answer: (c) nodding off
Her father passed away when she was just a kid. answer: (b) passed away
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