5 a) Read the sentences and
decide what is missing: a noun, a
verb, an adjective or an adverb.
1 I think you should for your rude
behaviour.
2 Frank needs to see things more
3 Locals claimed they saw a(n) object
fly across the night sky.
4 If you don't leave now you'll miss your
b) Find a derivative of the word in
capitals that fits each gap.
1 APOLOGY 3 MYSTERY
2 REALISTIC 4 FLY

A) She’s got a job as .a.. waitress,
b) You can use the jug as .a.. vase.
c) Mr Lee’s store is on ..the. Upper East Side of ... Manhattan but the fruit and vegetable market is in ..the. Bronx,
d) Are you still at ... work, Brian?
e) I always sleep for an hour or so after ... work,
f) Here’s ..(a). part of our reporter's conversation with Lee Chang-Soon,
g) ... life is hard for them but they’re not complaining,
h) Here on the Upper East Side, .(the).. people want their vegetables fresh and clean and cheap,
i) You can’t go by ... bus, you have to take ..a. taxi,
j) He’s got over .a.. thousand records,
k) There are public lavatories in ... Leicester Square.

A . She's got a job as A waitress.
b. You can use the jug as A vase.
c. Mr. Lee's store is on THE AUpper East Side of _ Manhattan, but the fruit and vegetables market is in THE Bronx.
d. Are you still at_ work?
e) I always sleep for an hour or so after _ work.
f) Here's part of our report 's conversation with Lee Chang-Soon.
g) _ Life is hard for them, but they aren't complaining.
h) Here on the Upper East Side , people want their vegetables fresh and clean and cheap.
i) You can't go by _ bus , you have to take A taxi .
j) He's got over A thousand records.
k) There are public lavatories in _ Leicester Square.