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1. He was afraid that his revolutionary proposals would with strong opposition from hardliners. 2. The Chinese factories were operating non stop churning out shoes to the demand in Europe and the US. 3. With only 200 dollars a month, the family struggled to make ends 1. The birds build their nests in early September and begin to their eggs two weeks later, always being on the lookout for predators. 2. The press speculated whether the new telecommunications company was going to mm. cables on the seabed to improve the existing system. 3. One of my responsibilities at home is to the table in the evening. 1. It's irritating that they do nothing but lies about our family. The whole village is about to believe their incredible stories. 2. Don't allow the educational system to restrict your thinking abilities. I urge you to ; your wings and do things your way. 3. He opened the jar, took out some jam with his knife and it evenly on the warm toast. 1. Marijuana is not regarded as a drug. That's why some countries are thinking of letting people use it, at least for medical purposes. 2. It's to believe that there are no good people out there. I'm sure you can find some good-natured individuals in this area. 3. I'm trying to spare you learning things the way. Follow my advice and you don't need to make mistakes. 1. The latest in The New York Times was not favourable. He felt the morac was underrated. 2. At the end of your first year at work we will your salary and give you a company car. 3. The reclusive dictator showed up at a military parade to his troops and show his defiant opponents he was still in power. 1. Blankets and shelters were in supply in the aftermath of the disar: 2. Nobody in this business knew his real name. He was called Bill for 3. She reacted angrily when her name hadn't been included on the list:: i the job. 1. Though the movie was widely across the country, the sales were a disappointment for the studio. 2. For a woman to get .'in the business world seems to be a tall order \v predominantly male environment. 3. This web site was shut down soon after the Internet provider realized it extreme views inciting violence. 1. Holmes immediately spotted two marks on the neck of the victim whicti he thought might have been left by a snake of some kind. 2. Don't the hand that feeds you. It was me who got you promoted and now, Ron, you're plotting behind my back. Shame on you! 3. 'Fred, can I have some of your apple?' 'Sure. Have a ' 1. I'm absolutely the horse will win the race. There's no doubt about it. 2. It came as a shock to her husband when she tested for a sexually transmitted disease. 3. The guru stresses the power of thinking in his lectures, saying it helps to overcome problems and reduce strain. 1. It was one of the gang's members that the agent's cover as he'd seen him in uniform before. 2. Feeling tired, Lind put away the book, out the candle and went to sleep. 3. Separatists up several bridges in the province sending a violent message to the capital. 1. Finally, they have decided to file a civil against the corporation. The first hearing is due next week. 2. White doesn't me. I prefer dark colours like brown and black. 3. If you asked me to arrive at 7, it would me fine. 1. The latest evidence doesn't the initial assumptions. We need to change the way we've thought about the process. 2. I'm really grateful to you for your affection and I received throughout the recovery. 3. Chris had to work hard as he had a wife and three children to 1. The , though not especially sophisticated, smelled so great that it made his mouth water. 2. 'Which is his window?' 'Look over there. It's the one with a satellite attached to the wall' 3. A couple of volunteers turned up at the centre ready to out food to the needy. 1. Each time he grinned showing the girl his teeth, she became more and more convinced that she didn't want to spend her days looking after an octogenarian. 2. She bought herself a dog which gave her a sense of security. It was small and couldn't bark loudly. 3. One move and you'll be pushing up the daises. So stay where you are. 1. I didn't know about her problems. They never came to my 2. The on the wall of the building said 'No entry'. 3. It is next to impossible to organize relief at such short We need some more time to make it work. 1. I'll never let you get away with it. You can be sure one day you'll for all your crooked ways. 2. Where are your manners? Don't me back, you rude boy. 3. Can you the door? I'm having a shower. 1. In small villages news travels fast. It is spread by word of 2. The refugee camp was built near the of the river to make relief work more efficient. 3. The bad smell that was coming from his put off all the girls in our class. 1. With the arrival of the storm, almost all the telephone lines went which caused even more problems for the rescue teams. 2. They all agreed that the plan was a duck and chose to abandon it. 3. The patient was pronounced on arrival. The funeral was scheduled two days later. 1. The house on the outskirts of the town was in a sorry It desperately needed renovating. 2. For years the two neighbouring countries were in a of war. 3. Those who came to the airport were able to see a few heads of coming out of the plane to the accompaniment of the orchestra. 1. When in the pub, Frank usually up attractive girls sitting at the tables which makes his wife see red. 2. I'm sorry I'm so busy at the moment. I'm up to my in work. 3. You've got to be very careful doing business with that Russian. He's a bit fishy. I advise you to have in the back of your head. 1 results showed that Mike was the winner, but obviously, they had to wait for official confirmation. 2. I'm sure you know this adage: 'The bird catches the worm' 3. In the days, people used carts and horses to transport goods. 1. She looked scruffy in her tattered coat with a big dirty on the sleeve. 2. The town's anniversary was round the corner. To the occasion, the officials built a huge bridge spanning the two banks of the river. 3. You've forgotten to put an exclamation in this sentence. Such a mistake may cost you dearly in the exam. 1. Running on the treadmill is said to be the most effective exercise that will your calories like nothing else. 2. Once you've downloaded the songs, the copyright allows you to a maximum of 3 CDs for your own use. 3. Connie, poor? You must be joking. She's got money to Wait till you see her mansion. 1. I'll tell you something, Jane. Never trust men. They only offer promises which they don't keep. 2. Despite his achievements, the athlete strongly believed that his life was and devoid of any purpose whatsoever. 3. Did the customs officers really ask you to your pockets and show their contents? 1. It's true that the pay in the sector is higher, but working for a governmental agency guarantees peace of mind. 2. Don't get me wrong, but I prefer keeping my professional and life separate. 3. What you are going to hear in a moment is and you are not to reveal this information to anyone. 1. It's easy. You have to out unnecessary words in some of the sentences. 2. The vehicle looked a bit strange at the show. It was a between a car and a motorcycle. 3. It didn't his mind that Louise was a spy working for the Israelis. 1. The villagers are worried that the river may its banks this year round. Last year vast areas of farmland were under water. 2. It was a surgical strike. When the missile hit the target the building into flames. 3. Suddenly, the door open and a group of masked men rushed into the bank. 1. It was fascinating to watch the bird in action. It was there, the hollow, waiting for its next prey. I 2. The police said that burglars must have had information about the security systems as they didn't set off the alarm. 3.1 know the town out. I've been living here all my life, my dear.