"The factory ____ in ____ a good chance of winning a major order."
is ... with
Our graduation ceremony next week will be a very special_________.
occasion
Which doesn't collocate: "There's a(n) ... chance that it'll rain this afternoon."
little
outside
slim
fair
"He ____ the chance to explain himself."
deserves
The museum is free, so we ____ pay.
don't have to
Our lecturers have told us that we ____ send them our assignments by email, otherwise they won't mark them. This means we _____ have our own email. GIVE TWO OPTIONS PER GAP.
must / have to ... need to / must (have to is a bit much!)
On several ( occasions / opportunities ) recently the university has made changes to the syllabus without consulting students.
occasions
After a lot of effort, I finally _______ start the car.
managed to
Don't ( lose / miss ) this ( gold / golden ) opportunity to win a two-week holiday in the south of France.
miss ... golden
When I started learning German, I ( couldn't / can't ) even say a simple sentence, let alone ( manage to / was able to ) hold a conversation.
couldn't / manage to
"England still ____ an outside chance of winning in the 1,000-metres event."
has
I ... make sure I wake up in time for my first lecture. Yesterday, I didn't have any lectures, so I ... get up at all.
must ... didn't have to / didn't need to
"It was at that moment when some Polish refugees came up with a plan, possibly their ... chance towards freedom."
last...
Joanne phoned Tom at noon ____ the ____ chance that he'd be home.
of the one chance
in the off chance
on the one chance
on the off chance
If you study abroad, you should take every ( occasion / opportunity , possibility ) to learn the language.
opportunity
"Do they ____ any real chance ____ _____ (win) against France?"
stand / have, of winning
Schools try to ensure that all students have an equal ( opportunity / possibility ) to succeed.
opportunity
My new job starts next Monday. Hopefully, I ... work such long hours as I do now.
won't have to / won't need to
There is a remote ____ of the company being taken over.
opportunity
occasion
possibility
Correct this sentence: "After a lot of effort, I could finally start the car engine."
... I managed to start / ... I was able to start
Which one is WRONG: There seems to be a _____ possibility that the party will lose the next election.
factual
strong
distinct
real
There's a strong _____ that you will win one of the three available scholarships.
possibility
Did you have the ______ to talk to dad about the party?
opportunity / chance
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