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The film started / had started as soon as I sat down in the cinema.

started

I arrived / had arrived five minutes late for school this morning. My teacher wasn’t angry, though.

arrived

Phone me at 6.30. I will do/ will be doing/ will have done my homework by then.

will have done

In the last minute, the player caught/held/seized the chance to kick the ball in the goal, scored, and won the match.

seized

After the children were born, we moved to a family house in the zone/junction/suburbs

suburbs

We live in an apartment block in a housing estate/area/ park.

estate

Before I finally found my keys, I looked / had been looking for them for hours.

had been looking

I live in the city, but I’ve got a garden – I have the best of the temptation/ both worlds/ all walks of life

both worlds

Some people laughed when Gina hit her leg on the table, but she didn’t see the funny side/part/way.

side

When I read / had read the email, I waited a minute, and then started writing a reply.

had read

There’s a perfume that I always put on – it isn’t a home/family/household name, but I think it’s very good.

household

I used to love cycling, but I’ve lost my passion/joy/celebration for it recently.

passion

I asked Noah why he hadn’t done his homework, and he came/invented/ made up with a silly excuse about his dog eating it.

came

I met / had been meeting my friend Emilia yesterday.

met

There is a lot of competition / are a lot of competitions between big supermarkets to get the most customers.

is a lot of competition

Ethan has his own successful company, and he’s only 25. What’s the legend/mystery/secret of his success?

secret

I wasn’t used to living in a busy city because I always lived / had always lived in a small town.

had always lived

Sofia can’t meet us tomorrow afternoon because she will move/ will be moving/ will have moved into her new flat then.

will be moving

She lives on the outskirts/suburbs/outside of town, so it takes her a long time to get in to work every day.

outskirts

Many people drive past my village, but little/ few/ several stop here.

few

Sadly, the number of road accidents is on the fast lane/ the increase/ all walks of life

the increase

I like living in this city because I can meet people from both worlds/ all walks of life/ the talk of the town

all walks of life

I’ve been to this train station many times / much time.

many times

I had many interesting experiences / much interesting experience during the year I lived in Japan.

many interesting experiences

Let’s get on the train when it will arrive/ arrives/ arrived

arrives