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This document provides 45 sentences with a blank to be filled in by choosing the correct collocating word from 3 options given in a, b, and c. The sentences test knowledge of common collocations - words that are typically used together - in English. Examples include "arrive in good time", "genuinely moved", "with contrast to", and "bumper harvest". The correct collocations are required to make sense of the full sentences.
This document provides 45 sentences with a blank to be filled in by choosing the correct collocating word from 3 options given in a, b, and c. The sentences test knowledge of common collocations - words that are typically used together - in English. Examples include "arrive in good time", "genuinely moved", "with contrast to", and "bumper harvest". The correct collocations are required to make sense of the full sentences.
This document provides 45 sentences with a blank to be filled in by choosing the correct collocating word from 3 options given in a, b, and c. The sentences test knowledge of common collocations - words that are typically used together - in English. Examples include "arrive in good time", "genuinely moved", "with contrast to", and "bumper harvest". The correct collocations are required to make sense of the full sentences.
Choose the words which collocate in these sentences:
1. Please arrive in .............time for the meeting.
a. fine b. best c. good 2. People were ......... moved by the photograph in the newspapers. a. totally b. genuinely c. earnestly 3. Paul is a real introvert in contrast .......... his brother Tom. a. with b.to c. against 4. There’s a time............ for completing the task. a. deadline b. barrier c. limit 5. Wine growers in Bordeaux recorded a ............. harvest. a. bumper b. boom c. bonnet 6. The police arrived with .......... timing just as the gang were leaving the bank. a. exquisite b. perfect c. best 7. The ceasefire is being observed by both sides but it’s still a/an ........... peace a. unsteady b. weak c. fragile 8. My boss usually arrives at 8 o’clock on the ........ a. point b. dot c. sharp 9. I’d better ........... you on the latest developments. a. update b. acquaint c. inform 10. I recall learning about such things in the ........ and distant past. a. dark b. dim c. blurred 11. 1989 was a ......... year in Europe. a. momental b. monumental c. momentous 12. I .......... agree with everything you said. a. whole-heartedly b. unconditionally c. unreservedly 13. I think the performance was ........... affected by the behaviour of the crowd. a. wrongly b. negatively c. adversely 14. Slowly but ............ the band is becoming more and more popular. a. steadily b. continually c. irrevocably 15. In .......... no time they had become the best of friends. a. practically b. nearly c. next to 16. The Broon family have lived there since time......... a. flew b. immemorial c. remembered 17. In a ........... of minutes the whole building was in flames. a. question b. period c. matter 18. The team won the championship four years ........... a. running b. following c. consecutively 19. I’m afraid I’m really ........... for time. a. short b. pressed c. pulled 20. The children arrived safe and ........ a. sound b. rested c. smiling 21. We like to dress up at Christmas and on other ........ occasions. a. celebrating b. festive c. festival 22. Since the baby was born our nights out have been few and ......... a. far between b. new c. low 23. My husband is just putting the finishing...........to the speech he’s giving tomorrow. a. brushes b. strokes c. touches 24. It’s ............. to know that your disease is a common one when you are ill. a. cold cream b. cold feet c. cold comfort 25. The politician issued a ........ denial that he has in any way been involved in the fraud. a. round b. flat c. square 26. After he left his wife for a younger woman his friends all gave him the cold........... a. greeting b. nod c. shoulder 27. The bombs were aimed at military targets but there was some ..........damage to civilian areas. a. collateral b. collective c. coincidental 28. Everything was going well and then suddenly disaster .......... a. hit b. struck c. crashed 29. Their new model of car is so popular that they had to open another factory to........the demand. a. see b. settle c. meet 30. She doesn’t like crowds. She’s a very ......... person. a. unofficial b. private c. sociable 31. He ........ trial for murder. a. underwent b. heard c. stood 32. I’m a/an......... reader. I read several books every month. a. incorrigible b. incessant c. avid 33. Your short dress is .......... for a formal party. a. inadequate b. inappropriate c. inaccurate 34. She tried to retrieve the situation by making .......... apologies. a. profuse b. abundant c. numerous 35. Is it your birthday today? Many happy ...........! a. celebrations b. returns c. winks 36. So you say you’re going to invite me to Manilla ? I might ........... you to that ! a. hold b. force c. remind 37. A stick insect is an example of an insect that .......... with its surroundings. a. combines b. merges c. mingles 38. Getting that well-paid job was a bit of a ........... blessing : it means we’ll have to live away from home for a few years. a. confused b. doubtful c. mixed 39. Membership of the club is .......... to people under 30. a. restricted b. restrained c. confined 40. We ......... revenge on them by bombing their cities. a. did b. threw c. took 41. Our plans were ........... by the sudden change in the weather. a. overturned b. upset c. unsettled 42. She got .......... in her feet when she got up after sitting cross-legged for so long. a. nettle and thistle b. pins and needles c. numbs and nimbs 43. She received ........... head injuries in the accident. a. hard b. stern c. severe 44. A person who tries to arrange marriages is called a .......... a. matchmaker b. tall order c. trouble shooter 45. The police need ......... proof of his guilt before they charge him. a. touchable b. substantial c. tangible