Choose the best word to complete the sentences
I. Choose the best word to complete the sentences.
1. All my friends agreed to come, (only/accept/ except/ apart) from Jame.
2. Baby birds depend (for/ by/ of/ on) their parents for food.
3. The table was so heavy that I could (hardly/ even/ nearly/ almost) lift it.
4. The show begins (with/ by /in/ on) a wonderful display of singing and dancing.
5. Put the umbrella in the car in (spite/ case/ fact/ effect) it rains.
6. He arrived for work (too/ so/ very) late that the manager sent him home again.
7. It was (such/ so/ very/ much) a serious accident that he was kept in hospital for a month.
8. She wants to go shopping, but she has hardly (any/some/ no) money.
9. I won’t pay you today (without/ unless/ exccept/ don’t) you finish the work.
10. If you (have/ do/ make/ get) a mistake, put it right neatly.
1. All my friends agreed to come, (only/accept/ except/ apart) from Jame.
2. Baby birds depend (for/ by/ of/ on) their parents for food.
3. The table was so heavy that I could (hardly/ even/ nearly/ almost) lift it.
4. The show begins (with/ by /in/ on) a wonderful display of singing and dancing.
5. Put the umbrella in the car in (spite/ case/ fact/ effect) it rains.
6. He arrived for work (too/ so/ very) late that the manager sent him home again.
7. It was (such/ so/ very/ much) a serious accident that he was kept in hospital for a month.
8. She wants to go shopping, but she has hardly (any/some/ no) money.
9. I won’t pay you today (without/ unless/ exccept/ don’t) you finish the work.
10. If you (have/ do/ make/ get) a mistake, put it right neatly.