Fill in the correct form of the words in bold forming nouns referring to people: Being a war (a)   (CORRESPOND) Paolo has found himself in hazardous situations.

Fill in the correct form of the words in bold forming nouns referring to people: Jennifer was seriously overweight so she visited a (a)   (DIET) who put her on a healthy diet.

Fill in the correct form of the words in bold forming nouns referring to people: Tom worked as a (a)   (TRAIN) journalist before getting a senior position in the media.

Fill in the correct form of the words in bold forming nouns referring to people: Pablo Picasso is considered one of the most influential (a)   (ART) of the 20th century.

Fill in the correct form of the words in bold forming nouns referring to people: (a)   (SCIENCE) are warning people about the dramatic effect global warming has on the environment.

Fill in the correct form of the words in bold forming nouns referring to people: You will never hear anything honest from John. He is a compulsive (a)   (LIE).

Look at Appendix 2, then fill in the correct particle(s): Mercian diplomats have broken (a)   all relations with Northumbria.

Look at Appendix 2, then fill in the correct particle(s): According to the police report, the thieves broke (a)   through the backdoor.

Look at Appendix 2, then fill in the correct particle(s): Please have a seat – the meeting is (a)   to start.

Look at Appendix 2, then fill in the correct particle(s): Scientists have broken (a)   in their fight against TB.

Look at Appendix 2, then fill in the correct particle(s): There was mass panic when cholera broke (a)   in the city.

Look at Appendix 2, then fill in the correct particle(s): You aren’t allowed to leave the auditorium until the concert is (a)   .

Look at Appendix 2, then fill in the correct particle(s): They became annoyed with Sam, who kept breaking (a)   their conversation.

Look at Appendix 2, then fill in the correct particle(s): I’m not surprised Sally and Jim broke (a)   ; they kept quarrelling all the time.

Look at Appendix 2, then fill in the correct particle(s): Thousands of villagers fled when fire broke (a)   in the north of the country.

Look at Appendix 2, then fill in the correct particle(s): On seeing the pictures he broke (a)   and confessed to his crimes.

Look at Appendix 2, then fill in the correct particle(s): Can you break the report (a)   into five separate sections?

Look at Appendix 2, then fill in the correct particle(s): By 1980, flared trousers were (a)   . Nobody seemed to like them anymore.

Look at Appendix 2, then fill in the correct particle(s): He took a deep breath before breaking the bad news (a)   Mrs. Jones.

Look at Appendix 2, then fill in the correct particle(s): This is a difficult task – do you think he will be (a)   it?

Look at Appendix 2, then fill in the correct particle(s): We may be (a)   a cold winter this year.