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Sleep well (2)

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sleep well questions 1
Then her manager moved her to the bedding department and the site of all those beds made her feel sleepier still.


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sleep well, answer 1 sleep well (2), english tense, moved vs site vs sleepier

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 hi! planning out the study pattern Why not 'bear', 'stand' or 'bear'
sleep well questions 2
One afternoon after she had come back from lunch, she could not restrain it any longer.


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sleep well, answer 2 possessive pronoun exercise, after vs back vs restrain

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 hi! planning out the study pattern How come hardly? Why not heavly?
sleep well questions 3
It had been raining very hardly and as a result there weren't many people about.


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sleep well, answer 3 idioms expression, been raining vs hardly vs many people

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 hi! planning out the study pattern 'by the shoulder' vs 'with/on the shoulder'
sleep well questions 4
Unfortunately she fell asleep on one of the beds and the manager shaking her violently through the shoulder, told her she was fired.


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sleep well, answer 4 gerunds, fell asleep vs through vs was fired

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 hi! planning out the study pattern Vacant vs. empty
sleep well questions 5
For what seemed ages she read through the situations empty in her local newspaper for a new job.


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sleep well, answer 5 english reading exercise, seemed vs through vs empty

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sleep well questions 6
After two weeks she saw an advertisement that appealed to her and she wrote her letter of appliance.


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sleep well, answer 6 sleep well (2), rules to gerunds and infinitives, saw vs appealed vs appliance

 hi! planning out the study pattern Ask a Teacher
sleep well questions 7
She included details of her previous engagement
and posted it with her fingers firmly crossed.


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sleep well, answer 7 simple past tense, details vs engagement vs firmly crossed

 hi! planning out the study pattern Ask a Teacher
sleep well questions 8
This obviously worked because she was very fortuitous and the interview went very well.


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sleep well, answer 8 present perfect simple, obviously vs fortuitous vs went

 hi! planning out the study pattern meaning of Straightaway
sleep well questions 9
The boss of the factory liked her and offered her the job straightforward.


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sleep well, answer 9 parts of speech lesson plans, of vs offered vs straightforward

 hi! planning out the study pattern Suited her to the ground
sleep well questions 10
You see the job suited her down to the floor. The factory manufactured beds and they needed a new tester.


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sleep well, answer 10 example of a gerund, suited vs floor vs manufactured

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