Here are appropriate sentences to fill in the blanks:

1. They are building a new road through the town. **IS**
They are planning to finish it by next year.

2. We took more luggage than we needed. **TAKEN**
We should have checked the weight limit.

3. The pie was so salty that I could not eat it. **SUCH**
I have never tasted such a salty pie before.

4. She regrets not going to the party last Saturday. **WISHES**
She wishes she had gone to the party last Saturday.

5. I will need two days to paint the hall. **TAKE**
Painting the hall will take me two days.

6. She thought my bag was hers. **MISTOOK**
She mistook my bag for hers.

7. "John must have been held up in traffic," said Sally. **SURE**
Sally was sure that John had been held up in traffic.

8. It's unlikely that it'll stop snowing soon. **TO**
It doesn't look like it will stop snowing soon.

9. I first met Sarah two years ago. **YEARS**
It has been two years since I first met Sarah.

10. The food was excellent and good value for money, too. **ONLY**
It was only after trying it that I realized how good it was.