I was excited to see my name in the paper. I didn’t even notice that it was misspelled. (So excited)

At first, I worried that I might feel lonely, A_________D, isolated.

I have a lot of nice coworkers. I’ve known many of them for quite a while. (whom)

*The thing / Whatever / What* I never expected was to speak English so well.

Say *whenever / what / whatever* you want about politicians, but I just don’t trust them.

I stayed *utterly upset / remarkably calm*. I was sure the group would soon realise I wasn’t with them and come find me.

It was the search party! The feeling of relief was *overwhelming / overrated*, and I was so happy to see them I couldn’t speak.

My coworkers came in late and left early all the time, and my boss just turned a B_____ eye to it.

One day later, I was still alone. By then I had become *understandably anxious / noticeably shocked*: I was lost in this *vast / picturesque* jungle, and I was starting to believe that nobody would ever find me.

I used to work in restaurants. As a result, I know what goes on in those kitchens! (Having)

*The reason / Whatever / Wherever* you live, English is an important language.

*The thing / What / The reason* I like about my hometown is people are so friendly.