New Sentences — Choose the Correct Word
These sentences are new — they do not come directly from the article. Choose the vocabulary word or phrase that best completes each one.
1.She has always been of old black-and-white movies.
2.He offered to help, but she didn't the kindness.
3.The radiator loudly whenever the heat came on.
4.It wasn't really his that the meeting ran late.
5.Instead of each other, the team focused on fixing the problem.
6.She the seatbelt before the car pulled away.
7.The waves kept against the side of the boat.
8.He started on a piece of bread and had to be helped.
9.Don't — we still have plenty of time to catch the train.
10.Paramedics worked quickly to the unconscious swimmer.
11.After fainting in the heat, she slowly a few minutes later.
12.The sudden bang from the kitchen everyone at the table.
13.Her to the surprise party was pure joy.
14.In frustration, he his keys onto the couch.
15.After a week of silence, the two friends finally .
16.The car got in the mud after the storm.
17.He pricked his finger on a rose bush while gardening.
18.The outside drew everyone to the window.
19.The nurse cleaned the wound before bandaging it.
20.The soldier was carried to safety by his comrades.