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Incomplete Sentences / Advanced level - Newspaper Headlines
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Incomplete Sentences / Advanced level - Newspaper Headlines
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1. Politicians pretend to ignore opinion ........
2. It is always ....... when you misunderstand the customs of other countries.
3. In ....... nothing much happened at the meeting.
4. Some people only read the ....... lines in a newspaper.
5. At the end of the speech the whole assembly gave the speakers a standing ........
6. You should always check the sell ....... date of things you buy in the supermarket.
7. When the building was completed - all the workers were paid ........
8. Newspapers are ....... to people's doors every day.
9. The boss was good enough to ....... my mistake.
10. In her speech she expressed her ....... for all the help she had been given.

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