1
The guest speaker's (pronounce) was so bad that no one could understand what she was saying.
2
The team were very (disappoint) when they lost 3-0 in the final of the European Cup.
3
To survive these days, a company has to be very (compete).
4
Is there any (possible) of seeing Ms Parker on Friday?
5
In (compare) to many other countries, the population of Australlia is very small.
6
Have you had an (invite) to Tom's eighteenth birthday party?
7
My husband must look very (suspect) because every time he goes throough Customs he's asked to open his suitcase.
8
Have you seen Tina's new boyfriend? He's very (attract).
9
The Beatles were the most (success) pop group in the 60s.
10
Christopher Columbus is credited with the (discover) of America in 1492.
11
Be careful, James! Microscopes are very (sense) instruments.
12
There are three main (politics) parties in Britain - the Labour party, the Conservative party and the Liberal Democratic party.
13
They say that (curious) killed the cat.
14
Wales has many (beauty) beaches.
15
Goodbye, It's been a (please) knowing you.
16
We had to send the machine back because it was not (suit) for our purpose.
17
Shall we go out or stay in tonight? It's your (decide). I'll do whatever you want to do.
18
Don't be so (child), David! Grow up, for goodnness' sake!
19
They still haven't found a (solve) to the problem.
20
He is such a (care) driver that he is bound to have an accident soon.
21
In judo, technique is more important than (strong).
22
Doctors still don't know the cause of his (ill).
23
Van Gogh was her favourite (art).
24
Does anyone know the (high) of the Empire State Building?
25
The crowd waited patiently for the (arrive) of the President.
26
'I want (prove) of your love. Lend me your car!'
27
Scotland is well-known for the (beautiful) of its scenery.
28
Although he had lived in Britain for over 20 years, he was still very (pride) of the fact that he was born in Chile.
29
What is the (wide) of the river?
