II. Rewrite the following sentences without changing their meaning using the words in the brackets. Do not change the words given.

101. His arrival was completely unexpected to us. (took)

He works until nine o'clock every evening, and that's quite ____ the work he does over the weekend.

I'm sure Rachel will become a famous model one day.

After leaving home, she walked to a spot near the motorway.

=> After leaving home, she made _____________________.

It was not until they sent me the invitation ____ how meaningful I was to them.

The offer to go and work in England was a complete surprise. (blue)

V. Complete each sentence using a verb from column A in the correct form and a particle from column B. You use each verb and particle once ONLY.

53. Mary isn't very wasteful with her income, she prefers to ____ some money for her studies in Oxford.

I remember that my father took me to town to see that film. (being)

Consumers often ____ from the increasing competition among supermarkets, which try to attract customers by lowering their prices.

A prize of $25,000 is offered to whoever ____ the one-hour cycling record of 90 kilometres.

________

A. There will be a question-and-answer session at the end of the conference which will _____ delegates the opportunity to get more information.

B. I'd love a holiday on the Galapagos Islands, but I really can't _____ it.

C. The managing director warned that the company cannot ______ any more bad publicity.

I ____ cycling by accident, but once I have started, I loved it.

VI. Think of one word which can be used appropriately in all three sentences.

 61. ________

A. The bill includes a 10% service _____.

Another twenty well-trained engineers have been _____ to accelerate the design work in the assembly department.

We are hoping the campaign will _____ well or else we'll lose our trading partners.