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There were far too little people in my lecture today. Correct the mistake

There were far too few people in my lecture today.

We've been forced to ________ our prices to cover the costs of raw materials. Complete

put up

I don't want to ______ you ____ , but that make of car is very hard to maintain. Complete

put off

I'm busy today. Can we _____our meeting _____ until tomorrow?

put off

I don't have cash enough for the parking metre. Correct the mistake

I don't have enough cash for the parking metre

It all happened too quick for me to take in. Correct the mistake

It all happened too quickly for me to take in.

They are _____________ a production of Hamlet at the local theatre. Complete

putting on

We would be happy to _______ you ______ when you next come to London. Complete

put up

What's this? Use a collocation of adjective + noun.

lightning storm

There are too many bad news on TV these days. Correct the mistake.

There is too much bad news on TV these days.

What's this? Use a collocation of adjective + noun.

fluffy/ thick clouds

He laid a false clue to ____ the detective _____. Complete

put off

It was quite too noisy to hear other people speak. Correct the mistake

It was (far/ much/ way/ rather) too noisy to hear other people speak

Is Jake way hungry enough to eat all that food? Correct the mistake

Is Jake (just) hungry enough to eat all that food?

Could you ________ a CD ________? I fancy some music. Complete

put on

What's this? Use a collocation of adjective + noun.

strong/ gale-force winds

What's this? Use a collocation of adjective + noun.

heavy/ torrential rain/ showers

My mum's not confidence enough to drive at night. Correct the mistake

My mum's not confident enough to drive at night/ My mum hasn't got enough confidence to drive at night.

Do they have quite enough wet weather gear for the trip? Correct the mistake

Do they have enough wet weather gear for the trip?

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