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1.I need ___ apple for my lunch.
2.My brother is ___ engineer.
3.I love ___ beach. ___ beach near my house is beautiful.
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4.When we arrived at ___ airport, we had to wait three hours because ___ flight was delayed.
5.She is ___ university professor who specializes in ___ medieval history.
6.I read ___ interesting article about climate change yesterday. ___ article mentioned ___ new research from MIT.
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7.As ___ expert in ___ field, she has published numerous articles in ___ prestigious journals, and ___ recognition she has received is well-deserved.
8.Rather than seeking ___ traditional approach to problem-solving, ___ innovative companies often embrace ___ uncertainty as ___ key component of growth.
9.Throughout ___ history, ___ artists have used ___ color not merely as ___ aesthetic choice, but as ___ language capable of expressing emotions that words cannot convey.
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Grammar
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The letter was written by Maria last night.
The vaccine has been developed by scientists at three leading research universities.
It is widely assumed that the reforms will have been implemented before the next election cycle begins.
Reading
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The Willowbrook Lantern Festival Returns After Three Years
The small riverside town of Willowbrook welcomed thousands of spectators last weekend for the return of its beloved annual Lantern Festival, which had been suspended for three years due to unforeseen circumstances.
Held along the banks of the River Alder, the festival saw residents and visitors alike set handcrafted paper lanterns adrift at dusk, creating a breathtaking spectacle that drew gasps of wonder from the gathered crowds. The lanterns, each glowing with a warm amber light, drifted slowly downstream, casting long reflections across the water's surface.
Local craftspeople had spent weeks preparing the lanterns, many of which featured intricate floral designs painted in traditional ink. According to festival organizer Clara Hewitt, more than 2,000 lanterns were released in total — a record number for the event.
"There's something deeply moving about watching those lights drift downstream," said Hewitt. "It brings the community together in a way that nothing else quite does."
Visitors came from as far afield as the capital to take part, and local vendors reported a significant boost in trade. The adjacent food market, which runs alongside the festival each year, offered a wide array of local delicacies — from smoked trout to elderflower cordial.
— The Willowbrook Gazette, fictional example article for demonstration purposes
Writing
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Write a sentence about something you are able to do, using the modal verb 'can'.
Give a piece of advice to someone who is learning English, using the modal verb 'should'.
Describe something uncertain that happened in the past, using the modal verb 'might have'.
Find Mistakes
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Every morning, Marcus up at seven o'clock. He a shower and eats breakfast. After breakfast, he dressed and walks to the bus stop near his house. The bus always on time, so he is never late. Marcus as a cashier a grocery store downtown. He likes his job because he can to many different people every day.
Over the past year, Sandra has significant changes to her daily routine. She exercises three times a week and has processed food. As a result, she now has health problems and feels more energetic. Her doctor explained that regular exercise both physical and mental health in very positive ways. Sandra also smoking last spring, which was the thing she has ever done. She now her friends to start with small changes. never too late to build better habits.
The widespread adoption of remote work over the past several years has fundamentally changed the way employees work in knowledge industries approach their daily routines. Surveys consistently show that the of workers who prefer a hybrid schedule now exceeds those who prefer full-time office work. Critics argue that remote work produces opportunities for spontaneous collaboration and mentorship. However, proponents that productivity data clearly supports flexible arrangements. The debate is ultimately assumptions about how creativity and teamwork function. Companies must understand their own cultures before making blanket mandates. Salaries in remote roles have also in recent years. The conversation executives, managers, and employees needs to become more data-driven.
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