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We waited ______ him till night but he didn't come.
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Why are you looking _____me?
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I don't have enough money to pay _____ the meal.
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Have you ever been _____ Kyiv?
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on
She thought that was ______ moment of her life
the happier
the happiest
a happiest
the happily
On our trip to Spain, we crossed ____ Atlantic Ocean.
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Thank you for _____ me know about it in time.
letting
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have let
had let
I wish it _____ summer now.
were
had been
was
would
They _____ be tired. They've been travelling all night.
must
can't
shouldn't
had to
In Ancient Greece the Olimpic Games _____ once in four years.
were held
are being held
are held
was held
Getting stuck in a traffic jam is the biggest cause of everyday stress, ______ a new survey.
thanks to
order to
due to
according to
While bereavement, divorce and moving house are usually stressful moments in ______ lives,
person's
man's
people's
kid's
.....it appears that Victor Meldrew, the grumpy pensioner _____ by Richard Wilson in One Foot in the Grave, was right: it's the little irritantsin life that really get ____ you.
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written, at
done, on
seen, for
Charles Darwin was born in 1809. Even before attending school, (1)______. He later attended the University of Edinburgh Medical School but soon began neglecting his studies to learn taxidermy from John Edmonstone who had joined Charles Waterton, (2) _____. In his second year of studies he joined the Plinian Society, a student natural history group, where he learned the classification of plants and animals.
When he returned home from his studies he found a letter from John Stevens Henslow, a botany professor and close friend, that proposed Darwin would be a suitable gentleman naturalist to accompany captain Robert FitzRoy (3)_______. Their journey began on 27 December, 1831 and would last almost five years. Darwin spent most of his time in those years on lands (4)________.
Darwin encountered thousands of species during the voyage (5) _____. Thus ne began to form the basic ideas which later became On the Origin of Species and his Theory of Evolution, which would become his defing work (6)______.
were created and sent home for futher study
Darwin was already showing a great interest in natural history and collecting
investigating geology and making natural history collections
on his journey into the South American rainforest
and when he was back home cataloguing his collections
to chart the South American coastline on the HMS Beagle
left Darwin free to explore the continent and islands
and would secure his place in the history books
Charles Darwin was born in 1809. Even before attending school, (1)______. He later attended the University of Edinburgh Medical School but soon began neglecting his studies to learn taxidermy from John Edmonstone who had joined Charles Waterton, (2) _____. In his second year of studies he joined the Plinian Society, a student natural history group, where he learned the classification of plants and animals.
When he returned home from
his studies he found a letter from John Stevens Henslow, a botany professor and
close friend, that proposed Darwin would be a suitable gentleman naturalist to
accompany captain Robert FitzRoy (3)_______. Their journey began on 27
December, 1831 and would last almost five years. Darwin spent most of his time
in those years on lands (4)________.
Darwin encountered
thousands of species during the voyage (5) _____. Thus ne began to form the
basic ideas which later became On the Origin of Species and his Theory of
Evolution, which would become his defing work (6)______.
were created and sent home for futher study
Darwin was already showing a great interest in natural history and collecting
investigating geology and making natural history collections
on his journey into the South American rainforest
and when he was back home cataloguing his collections
to chart the South American coastline on the HMS Beagle
left Darwin free to explore the continent and islands
and would secure his place in the history books
Charles Darwin was born in 1809. Even before attending school, (1)______. He later attended the University of Edinburgh Medical School but soon began neglecting his studies to learn taxidermy from John Edmonstone who had joined Charles Waterton, (2) _____. In his second year of studies he joined the Plinian Society, a student natural history group, where he learned the classification of plants and animals.
When he returned home from
his studies he found a letter from John Stevens Henslow, a botany professor and
close friend, that proposed Darwin would be a suitable gentleman naturalist to
accompany captain Robert FitzRoy (3)_______. Their journey began on 27
December, 1831 and would last almost five years. Darwin spent most of his time
in those years on lands (4)________.
Darwin encountered
thousands of species during the voyage (5) _____. Thus ne began to form the
basic ideas which later became On the Origin of Species and his Theory of
Evolution, which would become his defing work (6)______.
were created and sent home for futher study
Darwin was already showing a great interest in natural history and collecting
investigating geology and making natural history collections
on his journey into the South American rainforest
and when he was back home cataloguing his collections
to chart the South American coastline on the HMS Beagle
left Darwin free to explore the continent and islands
and would secure his place in the history books
Charles Darwin was born in 1809. Even before attending school, (1)______. He later attended the University of Edinburgh Medical School but soon began neglecting his studies to learn taxidermy from John Edmonstone who had joined Charles Waterton, (2) _____. In his second year of studies he joined the Plinian Society, a student natural history group, where he learned the classification of plants and animals.
When he returned home from
his studies he found a letter from John Stevens Henslow, a botany professor and
close friend, that proposed Darwin would be a suitable gentleman naturalist to
accompany captain Robert FitzRoy (3)_______. Their journey began on 27
December, 1831 and would last almost five years. Darwin spent most of his time
in those years on lands (4)________.
Darwin encountered
thousands of species during the voyage (5) _____. Thus ne began to form the
basic ideas which later became On the Origin of Species and his Theory of
Evolution, which would become his defing work (6)______.
were created and sent home for futher study
Darwin was already showing a great interest in natural history and collecting
investigating geology and making natural history collections
on his journey into the South American rainforest
and when he was back home cataloguing his collections
to chart the South American coastline on the HMS Beagle
left Darwin free to explore the continent and islands
and would secure his place in the history books
Charles Darwin was born in 1809. Even before attending school, (1)______. He later attended the University of Edinburgh Medical School but soon began neglecting his studies to learn taxidermy from John Edmonstone who had joined Charles Waterton, (2) _____. In his second year of studies he joined the Plinian Society, a student natural history group, where he learned the classification of plants and animals.
When he returned home from
his studies he found a letter from John Stevens Henslow, a botany professor and
close friend, that proposed Darwin would be a suitable gentleman naturalist to
accompany captain Robert FitzRoy (3)_______. Their journey began on 27
December, 1831 and would last almost five years. Darwin spent most of his time
in those years on lands (4)________.
Darwin encountered
thousands of species during the voyage (5) _____. Thus ne began to form the
basic ideas which later became On the Origin of Species and his Theory of
Evolution, which would become his defing work (6)______.
were created and sent home for futher study
Darwin was already showing a great interest in natural history and collecting
investigating geology and making natural history collections
on his journey into the South American rainforest
and when he was back home cataloguing his collections
to chart the South American coastline on the HMS Beagle
left Darwin free to explore the continent and islands
and would secure his place in the history books
Charles Darwin was born in 1809. Even before attending school, (1)______. He later attended the University of Edinburgh Medical School but soon began neglecting his studies to learn taxidermy from John Edmonstone who had joined Charles Waterton, (2) _____. In his second year of studies he joined the Plinian Society, a student natural history group, where he learned the classification of plants and animals.
When he returned home from
his studies he found a letter from John Stevens Henslow, a botany professor and
close friend, that proposed Darwin would be a suitable gentleman naturalist to
accompany captain Robert FitzRoy (3)_______. Their journey began on 27
December, 1831 and would last almost five years. Darwin spent most of his time
in those years on lands (4)________.
Darwin encountered
thousands of species during the voyage (5) _____. Thus ne began to form the
basic ideas which later became On the Origin of Species and his Theory of
Evolution, which would become his defing work (6)______.
were created and sent home for futher study
Darwin was already showing a great interest in natural history and collecting
investigating geology and making natural history collections
on his journey into the South American rainforest
and when he was back home cataloguing his collections
to chart the South American coastline on the HMS Beagle
left Darwin free to explore the continent and islands
and would secure his place in the history books
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