| There is ... milk left | some |
| In Poland ... many people who drink too much alcohol | there are |
| ... unemployed need ... help from ... govermment | the, some, the |
| My mother caught me ... in the mirror ... stupid faces | looking, making |
| Would you mind if I ... a cigar in here | smoked |
| You look ... you have been attacked and beaten up | as if |
| In prison everyone ... used to sleeping with the light on | is |
| My flat looked so grubby that last month I deciden to ... the walls painted white | have |
| No, thank you, I ... rather walk home | would |
| It took a long time but finally I got used to ... at night | working |
| Turn the radio off, ...? | will you |
| I think that the train leaves at 9.00 but you,d ... make certain | better |
| King James II was the Duke of York, from ... New York took his name | whom |
| They live by the sea-side, ... is very pleasantin summer | which |
| ... was dark but ... were many stars in the sky | it, there |
| If you earned more money last year, you .... to build a house next year | would be able |
| I wish my parents ... more strict when I was a child | had been |
| I wrote the report ... but my boss was sure ... helped me | myself, someone |
| Do you mind ... the door | opening |
| Nobody knew ... about my arrival | anything |
| My boss ... me that I sould work harder | told |
| Dire Straits ... music is popular all over thw worldhave never been to Poland | whose |
| ... she emigrated, she had worked as a consultant for the Polish government | before |
| Gerald asked me .. to dinner | out |
| He always ... me laught | makes |
| This valuable ring may ... stolen during the wedding reception | have been |
| John was accused ... beating his wife and children | of |
| He ... to have revised more if he wanted to pass the exam | ought |
| If Susan ... a princess, she could marry a prince | was |
| Robert and Mike Are very smart but ... of them speaks a foreign language | neither |