She was more than happy when she received the news; she was absolutely e (a)  

When I realised the dog was going to attack us, I was so t (a)   I couldn't move.

He's a bit too v (a)   for my taste. He loves looking at himself in the mirror!

She's wonderfully e (a)   . She always does everything well and thoroughly and doesn't seem to waste any time.

Please don't l (a)   back in your chair when I am talking to you!

I saw the man b (a)   his fist on the table angrily.

Jack's friends complimented him (a)   his permormance in the play.

I must say I don't approve (a)   the way you treat your girlfriend.

She stopped to w (a)   something in John's ear, then left the room.

He went to traditional b (a)   school, so he only saw his parents during holidays.

Little children may go to a n (a)   school or kindergarten.

They live in a high-risk block on a 1970s housing e (a)  

This cooker cannot be repaired any more. You'll have to r (a)   it. A new one shouldn't be too expensive

I expect you to hand (a)   homework on time.

Some famous people dropped (a)   of school and never went to university.

Mrs Pearce lives in another flat and she lets this one (a)   to tenants.

The room was wonderfully (a)   (space) and airy.

We need to measure the (a)   (long) of this room.

The (a)   (maintain) of a huge house like this must cost a fortune.

If you've got leaking pipes in the bathroom, you need a p (a)  

A c (a)   servant is someone employed by a government department or agency

She was offered a s (a)   of 80,0000$ a year.

I've got two jobs. I feel safer with more than one source of i (a)  

This job offers excellent p (a)   of promotion.

You are entitled to six months' paid maternity (a)  

I am doing my best to carry (a)   my duties, but the boss doesn't seem satisfied.

I am going away (a)   business tomorrow.

Liz is interested in a career (a)   the media.

David hated the job; it was boring and (a)   (repeat)

A formal word for your brothers and sisters is (a)  

The word (a)   can mean a husband or wife.

She is m (a)   because her husband died last month.

As an adult, you have to worry about making enough money to s (a)   your family.

I don't know him very well. He is just an a (a)  

My brother and I have got a lot (a)   common.

I've worked hard all week and now I intend to put my feet (a)   .

My sister and her fiance fell (a)   last week, but they have made up now.

I have many pals, but I only confide (a)   three close friends.

Wholemeal bread is a good source of f (a)  

Can you g (a)   the cheese while I drain the pasta?

The (a)   on a product contains various date about it, such as its price and sell-by-date.

We're going to pay for the TV (a)   instalments.

I would like to pay (a)   cash.

She would like to pay (a)   card.

sumienny

(a)  

dołeczki w policzkach

(a)  

obojętny na

(a)  

żywopłot

(a)  

okiennice

(a)  

peryferie miasta

(a)  

zszywacz

(a)  

dziekan

(a)  

akcje, udziały

(a)  

makler giełdowy

(a)  

prowizja

(a)  

nowożeńcy

(a)  

łóżeczko dziecięce

(a)  

trout

(a)  

fringe

(a)