New Sentences — Choose the Correct Word
These sentences are new — they do not come directly from the story. Choose the vocabulary word or phrase that best completes each one.
1.We set up a small vegetable garden in our last spring.
2.As a lifelong , she spends every weekend hiking and birdwatching.
3.The company made a donation to the local food bank.
4.The dog let out a bark when the stranger approached the gate.
5.The restaurant has a strong for friendly service.
6.During the trip, we had to for firewood before it got dark.
7.Make sure to the tarp so it doesn't blow away in the wind.
8.Given the dark clouds, it is that it will rain this afternoon.
9.The wind was so strong that the patio table got .
10.The injured player lay on the field, in pain.
11.The lost hiker signaled his by waving a bright orange flag.
12.Could you at this report before I send it out?
13.The old radio was completely no matter how many buttons I pressed.
14.She spent the whole afternoon to fix the leaky faucet.
15.The child began on a small piece of candy.
16.He quickly his jacket before stepping out into the cold.
17.After forgetting her keys, she to the office to get them.
18.The heat was so intense that one of the runners nearly .
19.The boxer was knocked in the third round.
20.The plumber spent an hour the clog from the pipe.
21.It took several weeks, but Grandpa eventually from his surgery.
22.The nurse was to patients throughout the night shift.
23.The economy is after last year's downturn.
24.Moving to a new city can be a experience for anyone.
25.The champion ended the match with a to the jaw.
26. the heavy traffic, they arrived at the airport on time.
27.I couldn't while my friend struggled to carry the boxes alone.
28.After months of physical therapy, the athlete has and is back on the field.
29.The toddler away from his parents at the crowded fair.