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afternoon. 6. Stephen was caught! !     from his fellow student¶s test paper and
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and Canada. 2. In the UK _____________________________ _____ schooling lasts up until the age of
sixteen. 3. Nowadays, a __________________________ ____ certificate does not necessarily guarantee
someone a place in the job market. 4. Please forward the £100 ______________________ _____ fee along
with your application. 5. Stella already has a Bachelor of Art but she is now working towards attaining a
___________________________ ___ degree. 6. My father opened a bank account for me on the day I was
born to ensure that I would receive a ________________________________ _ education. 7. Now that I¶ve
got the job abroad, I think I had better take a _______________________________ ___ course in Spanish. 8.
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1. Now Johnny, if you¶re coming to see your sister in the school play you¶re to be quiet and
_______________________ ____. 2. I can remember as a child, the difficult time I had learning my
multiplication tables___________________________ __. 3. Don¶t mind your father. He
___________________________ _ and believes that some jobs are just not meant to be done by a man. 4.
The children jeered their classmate in the school yard with the cruel chant of
³Suzy______________________________ ____´. 5. Everybody here is fine and Steve has just finished his
finals which he_____________________________ ___. 6. If you don¶t study harder there is no way that you
will _____________________ ____________. 7. I¶ve been studying this list of historical dates for hours and
I _______________________________ ___. 8. There¶s nothing to geometry, it __________________ ___.