Complete sentence (no more than three words): Camping & School

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My cousin has lent me a very good tent.

--> I have (a)   a very good tent from my cousin.

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Everyone in my family enjoys camping holiday.

--> In my family, all of us (a)   camping holiday.

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Camping is cheaper than staying in a hotel.

--> Camping costs (a)   than staying in a hotel.

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The campsite we're going to is near the beach.

--> The campsite we're going to is not too (a)   the beach.

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The campsite has a swimming pool.

--> At the campsite (a)   a swimming pool.

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I asked my friend if he wanted to come camping with us.

--> I asked my friend: " (a)   want to come camping with us?"

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Most British children go to state schools.

--> Nearly (a)   British children go to state schools.

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It cost nothing to attend a state school.

--> It doesn't cost (a)   to attend a state school.

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City school are usually larger than schools in the country.

--> Schools in the country are not as (a)   as city schools.

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Uniform must be worn by children in some schools.

--> Children must (a)   uniforms in some schools.