Complete the Sentences 2

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Write the sentences and complete them by choosing the best option below (Complete the Sentences 2) :

Did you have to bring… a) butter? b) Joan’s. c) Joe’s brother? d) a pilot?
Have you seen my… a) patience? b) phone? c) phone call? d) faith?
When will you learn to… a) drives? b) driver? c) drive? d) drove?
At eight o’clock there’ll be… a) a concert. b) a county. c) a council. d) a compost.
I couldn’t get through to… a) hers. b) him. c) myself. d) their.
Annabel loves… a) to sunbathing. b) sun. c) sunbathe. d) sunbathing.
I’ve never been to… a) my house. b) Devon. c) upstairs. d) to the shop.
We’ve just made fresh… a) cornflakes. b) sandwich. c) jam. d) eggs.
It’s lonely without… a) Bruce. b) he. c) my friend’s. d) his magazine.
I never have enough… a) thyme. b) time. c) times. d) timing.
Pass me the… a) window. b) television. c) ketchup. d) floor.
It’s good to… a) cork. b) walking. c) fork. d) talk.
What a mess! What… a) happen? b) happened? c) you do? d) you doing?
Tim is ready to… a) get gone. b) goes out. c) leave. d) get out.
The rain is good for our… a) house. b) flat. c) roof. d) garden.
Above all, don’t be… a) late. b) friendly. c) nice. d) acceptable.
Her car was bright… a) colour. b) red. c) oranges. d) showing.
Justin is a lifeguard at… a) in the pool. b) the pools. c) the pool. d) pool.
I never remember her… a) holiday. b) birthday. c) birthdays. d) break.
Because of you, I have to… a) come up with. b) relax. c) order my pizza. d) tidy up.