1.) How ... money have you got on you?
2.) England ... a population of 60 million.
3.) ... Jane at 10.00 tomorrow.
4.) Joyce first went out with Nora Barnacle ... Thursday 16 June, 1904.
5.) Can you tell me how to ... to the station?
6.) My aunt, ... over 80, still goes out to work.
7.) What ... you like doing in your free time?
8.) Fyodor Pavlovich gave Grushenka a key so she ... come in any time.
9.) She got married ... 1970 and we haven't seen her since.
10.) Why are you ... that meat? There's nothing wrong with it.
11.) When ... your parents born?
12.) You can't talk to her now. She ... a shower.
13.) Customers ... to refrain from smoking.
14.) I suggested to her that she ... ask for a raise.
15.) Galilei proved that the Earth ... round the Sun.
16.) I'd surely be offended if the manager ... at me like that.
17.) The Prime Minister then warned the people that things ... get worse.
18.) If he ... able to warn his colleagues of the danger, he would have done so.
19.) Last year we made ... but this year has not been so good.
20.) ... to go the American Embassy for her visa?
21.) It's a beautiful manor but its repair ... for a long time.
22.) I've been in love with him since we first ... at a party.
23.) ... the beginning they used only hand tools but later they bought some machines.
24.) As soon as she ... my letter, I will know whether I can visit her this summer or not.
25.) She heard the neighbour's dog howling, ... annoyed her a lot.
26.) My mother said this morning that she ... cut her hair but she wasn't sure yet.
27.) I'm afraid we'll have to wait ... .
28.) 'I have had enough of your nonsense, Jack!' What is another way of saying 'I have had enough of' in this sentence?
29.) 'Since when ... him? You should know he is a liar.'
30.) I must insist ... .
31.) People shouldn't be cruel ... animals. Animals have rights too, after all.
32.) We were frightened ... we decided to go to the police.
33.) No one had a precise idea how the problem was ... .
34.) You are not responsible, ... what the other driver says.
35.) When I last went to London, a new bridge was being built ... the river.
36.) 'You look great!' 'Oh, thanks. You know, I ... all afternoon.'
37.) I have asked both of them, but ... the answer.
38.) It is strange that he should have been convicted of robbery so many times ... .
39.) She says she is thinking of joining a karate team. They train ... .
40.) I'd have arrived sooner ... .
41.) When someone says: 'I took it with a pinch of salt', (s)he is ... .
42.) There ... in this city.
43.) I was sitting in the park when who ... walk by but Mary.
44.) We must abide ... our decision.
45.) On no occasion ... .
46.) You may depend ... .
47.) ... him the news or would you like to do it yourself?
48.) They ... from in front of the house while they were talking to the manager of the insurance company.
49.) ... he postponed his journey.
50.) “– And how is Dick, the solid man? – Nothing between himself and heaven, Ned Lambert answered.” What does this Dubliner here mean by nothing between himself and heaven?
