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Fill in the missing words.

Fill in the missing words.

Fill in the missing words to make sentences.

He sold his car ______________.

She has been ____ London once.

My grandma has known him ________ they graduated from school.

Ann and Tom have been ____ Beijing for 2 weeks already.

He has lived in this house _____________.

She _______ to Spain.

He has _________ painted the room.

Kevin ________ his keys, so he can't get in.

We ___________ each other since we ____________ school.

My summer holiday in Greece __________ absolutely perfect so far.

I _____________ decorating my room. I ___________ it last week.

Yummy, I ____________ such a delicious cake.

I____________ the traditional Egyptian food and it ______ really tasty.

Fill in the missing words: nervous breakdown, blazing row, gutter press, actions speak louder than words, with a pinch of salt, hit the headlines, with a forked tongue, sacked, speak of the devil, in riddles, regional, layout, tabloids, paparazzi, editorials, fact checker. Did you hear what happened to Mary yesterday? – Oh, ______, there she is.

Fill in the missing words: nervous breakdown, blazing row, gutter press, actions speak louder than words, with a pinch of salt, hit the headlines, with a forked tongue, sacked, speak of the devil, in riddles, regional, layout, tabloids, paparazzi, editorials, fact checker. Stop talking _____ with me.

Fill in the missing words: nervous breakdown, blazing row, gutter press, actions speak louder than words, with a pinch of salt, hit the headlines, with a forked tongue, sacked, speak of the devil, in riddles, regional, layout, tabloids, paparazzi, editorials, fact checker. It’s no use sitting and speaking of success, you have to act on it because ______.

Fill in the missing words: nervous breakdown, blazing row, gutter press, actions speak louder than words, with a pinch of salt, hit the headlines, with a forked tongue, sacked, speak of the devil, in riddles, regional, layout, tabloids, paparazzi, editorials, fact checker. Last night we heard our neighbours’ _____.

Fill in the missing words: nervous breakdown, blazing row, gutter press, actions speak louder than words, with a pinch of salt, hit the headlines, with a forked tongue, sacked, speak of the devil, in riddles, regional, layout, tabloids, paparazzi, editorials, fact checker. I suspect that Mary speaks _____ that’s why everyone doesn’t believe her.

Look at the titles and then match each title to the correct abstract.

Fill in the missing words: nervous breakdown, blazing row, gutter press, actions speak louder than words, with a pinch of salt, hit the headlines, with a forked tongue, sacked, speak of the devil, in riddles, regional, layout, tabloids, paparazzi, editorials, fact checker. Although we live in a global world, where international news is important to follow, it’s still vital that people read their _____ newspapers in order to learn about the community in which they live.

Fill in the missing words: nervous breakdown, blazing row, gutter press, actions speak louder than words, with a pinch of salt, hit the headlines, with a forked tongue, sacked, speak of the devil, in riddles, regional, layout, tabloids, paparazzi, editorials, fact checker. His boss _____ him yesterday.

Match these characteristics to the correct group: have a broad format, entertain rather than inform, have long articles, give information about films and concerts, devote pages to finance matters and business, contain political and industrial news, focus on sensations, give analysis of the international and national news of the day, use simple language (a lot of slang, word play), include large headlines and lots of photos, report the latest gossips, have short articles about the private lives of famous people, use a wide vocabulary and standard English, focus on real news.

Fill in the missing words: nervous breakdown, blazing row, gutter press, actions speak louder than words, with a pinch of salt, hit the headlines, with a forked tongue, sacked, speak of the devil, in riddles, regional, layout, tabloids, paparazzi, editorials, fact checker. Mum says you’ll give her a _____.

Fill in the missing words: nervous breakdown, blazing row, gutter press, actions speak louder than words, with a pinch of salt, hit the headlines, with a forked tongue, sacked, speak of the devil, in riddles, regional, layout, tabloids, paparazzi, editorials, fact checker. I like reading _____ because it’s interesting to read the views of the editor on particular issues.

Fill in the missing words: nervous breakdown, blazing row, gutter press, actions speak louder than words, with a pinch of salt, hit the headlines, with a forked tongue, sacked, speak of the devil, in riddles, regional, layout, tabloids, paparazzi, editorials, fact checker. I can’t understand why people buy _____ because they don’t contain real news, just gossip.

Fill in the missing words: nervous breakdown, blazing row, gutter press, actions speak louder than words, with a pinch of salt, hit the headlines, with a forked tongue, sacked, speak of the devil, in riddles, regional, layout, tabloids, paparazzi, editorials, fact checker. I’m keen on the _____ of some newspapers. It seems to me as though they are trying to fill the pages with pictures and big words to get people’s attention but I think it’s messy.

Fill in the missing words: nervous breakdown, blazing row, gutter press, actions speak louder than words, with a pinch of salt, hit the headlines, with a forked tongue, sacked, speak of the devil, in riddles, regional, layout, tabloids, paparazzi, editorials, fact checker. The news of their marriage will _____ tomorrow.

Fill in the missing words: nervous breakdown, blazing row, gutter press, actions speak louder than words, with a pinch of salt, hit the headlines, with a forked tongue, sacked, speak of the devil, in riddles, regional, layout, tabloids, paparazzi, editorials, fact checker. You should take all his words _____.

Fill in the missing words: nervous breakdown, blazing row, gutter press, actions speak louder than words, with a pinch of salt, hit the headlines, with a forked tongue, sacked, speak of the devil, in riddles, regional, layout, tabloids, paparazzi, editorials, fact checker. There are so many mistakes in that article with information that they’ve got wrong. They should employ a _____.

Fill in the missing words: nervous breakdown, blazing row, gutter press, actions speak louder than words, with a pinch of salt, hit the headlines, with a forked tongue, sacked, speak of the devil, in riddles, regional, layout, tabloids, paparazzi, editorials, fact checker. Imagine what will happen if it gets into the _____?

Match the words with their definitions.

Fill in the missing words: nervous breakdown, blazing row, gutter press, actions speak louder than words, with a pinch of salt, hit the headlines, with a forked tongue, sacked, speak of the devil, in riddles, regional, layout, tabloids, paparazzi, editorials, fact checker. Famous people deserve the right to privacy and the government should control and limit _____.

Read the text and mark the statements True (T), False (F) or Not Stated (NS). “Nettle and sphagnum moss soup?” asked Manuel. I gave him a vaguely affirmative prehistorical grunt and took a sip. It was almost edible . . . if you had no sense of smell and pretended that your taste buds hadn't evolved yet. I had another mouthful of boiled-up Spanish sedge and river silt. I coughed and spluttered and went 'Uggh!' Manuel smiled from beneath a thick, vivid green moustache. 'Spoken like a true Neanderthal!' Manuel Luque is a professional archaeologist and director of Paleorama, which offers the world's first fly-drive 'Stone Age' holidays. Modern “time travelers” can now enjoy prehistoric breaks in a riverside field near Burgos in northern Spain. They have to make their own meals and because it is illegal to hunt in Rioja, the menu is predominately vegetarian. But before you can cook your Palaeolithic lunch, you must make a fire. So for about half an hour I collected leaves and fallen fir needles before being shown, for another hour, how to light them by rubbing two twigs together. The dress code was relaxed. Fox has never been my favourite fabric. Deerskin has never suited me, either. So my host let me cover myself in modern leisurewear. 'Everything must be validated by archaeological data. That's why we don't insist on animal skins. No clothing has ever been found. We can only guess what our ancestors ate. 'This is hands-on archaeology,' he said, ladling the Pleistocene glop into a home-made animal hide bowl. 'I want people to relate to their ancestors, their lifestyles and their achievements. 'Far from being a beast, Palaeolithic man was innovative and highly adaptive to his environment. Stinging nettles were an important part of his staple diet. He made soup as well as soap out of them. 'Our breaks are all about learning about primitive technology and appreciating the ingenuity of our ancestors.' Guests at the five-day camps can visit the famous Palaeolithic remains at Atapuerca. You make your own accommodation - primitive tents for four - and your own bread out of crushed plant roots. There are also classes in beginners' cave painting. It takes three seconds to char the end of a branch for charcoal work but five days to make coloured paint from ochre. It takes years to be able to paint a really realistic aurochs. I stuck to stick people. ‘People have a low opinion on Neanderthals- they are very misunderstood’, Manuel told me, ‘but actually, they were a success story. Neanderthal man survived for 270,000 years. Civilised man has been around for only 7,000. This is my attempt to make a subject which I am so passionate about more popular’, he said. 'When they leave they realise nature is full of resources. They see their forefathers in a new and admirable light. Not as dirty, smelly, ugly cretins. They learn to respect their specialist skills.' He looked at my handiwork. 'That's not a bad shoe,' he said. I stared at him incredulously. 'Actually it's a soup bowl.'

While making a report you spilt some tea on the paper and damaged it. You have to restore the report and fill in the missing words in the text. Write in capitals.