Write the right form: It is (a)   (legality) to park in front of the fire hydrant.

Write the right form: She decided to live an (a)   (independence) life away from her family.

Write the right form:Eating healthy can help (a)   (prevention) many diseases later in life.

Write the right form: Life can be (a)   (fairness) sometimes, but we must stay positive.

Write the right form: The (a)   (violence) storm caused damage to many homes in the area.

Write the right form: The instructions were (a)   (confusion), so I asked for clarification.

Write the right form: Going on a roller coaster ride is always (a)   (excitement) and fun.

How​ (a)   time have we got?

         I know​ (a)   actors because my mum works for a film company.

         There is​ (a)   traffic in the city centre today.

         We haven’t got ​ (a)   milk in the fridge.

         There are (a)   trees behind my house.

         The people on this talent show are terrible – it’s ​ (a)   !

         The special effects in the film were really​ (a)   − it looked like the actors were really in space!

     We went to bed late last night because the thriller on TV was very ​ (a)   , and we couldn’t stop watching it.

         Documentaries are often very (a)   , and you can learn a lot of amazing things.

The film Billy Bob is a great ​ (a)   , and I was laughing from beginning to end. The ​ (b)   is great too, and now I’ve got the CD.

The two main ​ (c)   meet in a hospital. I won’t tell you the story, but the​ (d)   is fantastic. And one ​ (e)   ​ was so funny − I nearly fell off my chair!