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His success is  _____.

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Don’t worry Mom. We’re old enough to take care______ ourselves.

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Rarely Americans (A) shake hands (B) to say goodbye, except (C) on (D) business occasions.

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It was warm, so I_______ my jacket.

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He had no sooner got home__________ out again.

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It is more________ to travel by train than by car. (economy)

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I wonder where we________ ten years from now.

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The number of people suffering_______ heart disease has increased.

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Over the last 15 years there________ a 50% increase in the traffic on our roads.

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I came late to class. When I entered the teacher writing something on the blackboard.

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The books _____ at least by next Monday.

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If you _____ hard, you'll fail the exam.

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There are many _____ in this city.

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Then all of a_______ , there was an explosion and all the lights went out.

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I live in a small apartment_______ the ground floor.

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Shopping used to be my favourite activity. It started when I was a teenager and I worked in a clothes shop. At that time I had a staff discount in the shop and I used to spend all my wages buying clothes. When I got a job in an office I carried on spending all my spare money buying clothes – even after I had got married, bought a house and had children!

I used to go shopping every weekend and I probably spent about £500 a month buying clothes. It wasn’t something I only did when I wasn’t very happy, I always went shopping however I felt. Sometimes I’d look for ages to find what I wanted. Other times, I’d just buy the first thing I saw.

Most of the things I didn’t need. One day I bought three pairs of boots, even though I already had another ten pairs at home. I never even took the most expensive pair out of the box!

I realised I had a problem when one day my five-year-old daughter looked into my wardrobe and asked me why I had so many handbags. I counted them. I had seventy-five handbags and they must have cost me thousands of pounds. I couldn’t believe what I’d done!

First of all, I threw away my credit card. Then I gave away all the clothes that I’d never worn. After that I made arrangements every Saturday to visit friends or go on a day trip, so I wouldn’t be able to go shopping. Now I’m happy because I’m not a shopaholic any more.
3.The word “a shopaholic” in the last paragraph is closest in meaning to............ .

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It's not worth _____ a taxi home.

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There’s nobody at home. They _____ out.

Although she was ______, she agreed to give me a hand with the clean-up.

The International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement is _____ world’s largest humanitarian network.

He  .;......   for the national team in 65 matches so far.