General English Test - 01

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1. Big discussions take place in the area as to whether a supermarket will come to the area and waiting for the outcome can be quite ________ for the small shop owner.


2. The secret of being a good driving teacher is never on any occasion to lose your temper or your ________ .


3. They say this but then the difficulty is trying to find out when the measures are coming into effect and when they will be ________ .


4. Apparently when he was still at school, he didn't have a ticket for his train journey one day and he was ________ .


5. The government next announces that measures are due to come into ________ that will change the whole process.


6. Whenever there is a meeting between the finance minister and the governor of the bank, people start asking questions and rumours ________ .


7. The Prime Minister called Mathew in to talk to him and said he couldn't tolerate any ________ of scandal in his Party.


8. The situation is more ________ if the learner is a member of your family.


9. There will naturally be ________ in the various sections of the community as to the benefits or disadvantages of losing the little store.


10. The first question you have to ask is who are the customers that they are each trying to ________ .


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