At first ____ there didn’t appear to be much damage.(view / sight / see)

I’ll arrive home in good ______ for dinner. (hour / sight / time)

Don’t go out without your coat. You might _____ a cold. (catch / have / find)

Summer’s over and you’ve slipped back into your ____, comfortable routine. (difficult / hard / cosy)

I’ve made up my ______. I’m leaving tomorrow. (brain / heart / mind)

The house in the town centre is very ______ for all the local shops. (comfortable / easy / handy)

This block of flats is ________, with some families having to share facilities. (busy / overcrowded / undercrowded)

Jake definitely has two left _____. He’s been taking dancing lessons for two years but he still constantly steps on my feet! (legs / feet / toes)

They closed the road to traffic, it’s now _______ only. (cars / bikes / pedestrians)

The children were in _______ at the end of the sad film. (sad / crying / tears)

The country _______ is very small and pretty – perfect for a short break. (flat / bungalow / cottage)

Seeing you so happy has _____ my day. (made / done / won)

I don’t know why Jess made a _____ in the café. I thought the soup was fine. (fussy / fuss / complaint)