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Insert a/an or one if necessary. 1 . . . of my friends advised me to take . . . taxi; another said that there was quite . . . good bus service. 2 . . . friend of mine lent me . . . book by Meredith. I've only . . . more chapter to read. Would you like . . . loan of it afterwards?~ No, thanks. I read . . . of his books . . . few years ago and didn't like it. Besides I have . . . library book to finish. If I don't take it back tomorrow I'll have to pay . . . fine. 3 . . . man I met on the train told me . . . rather unusual story. 4 Most people like . . . rest after . . . hard day's work, but Tom seemed to have . . . inexhaustible supply of energy. 5 I've told you . . . hundred times not to come into . . . room with . . . hat on. 6 It's unlucky to light three cigarettes with . . . match. ~ That's only . . . superstition. Only . . . idiot believes in superstitions. 7 He says . . . caravan is no good; he needs . . . cottage. 8 . . . plate is no good; we need . . . dozen. 9 Last time there was . . . fog here . . . plane crash-landed in . . . field near the airport. The crew had . . . lucky escape. . . . man broke his leg; the rest were unhurt. 10 You've been . . . great help to me; . . . day I will repay you. 11 My car broke down near . . . bus stop. There was . . . man waiting for . . . bus so I asked him for . . . advice. 12 He took . . . quick look at my car and said, 'Buy . . . new . . . .' 13 There was . . . woman there. The rest were men. ~ There shouldn't have been even . . . woman. It was meant to be . . . stag party. 14 Don't tell . . . soul! Not even your wife! ~ Of course not! I'd never tell . . . secret to . . . woman. 15 Most of the staff had been there for only . . . very short time, but . . . man had been there . . . year and . . . half, so he knew . . . little more than the rest. 16 Could you lend me . . . dictionary, please? I'm trying to do . . . crossword puzzle. ~ I'm afraid I've only got . . . dictionary, and Tom's borrowed it. 17 . . . chop won't be enough for Tom; he'll want two; he's . . . small man but he's got . . . big appetite. 18 1 want . . . volunteers for . . . dangerous job,' said the captain. There was . . . long silence. 'Isn't there even . . . man who will take . . . risk?' he asked. . . . voice called out from the back, 'Will there be . . . reward?' 19 I have . . . flat on the top floor. You get . . . lovely view from there. 20 . . . day a new director arrived. He was . . . ambitious, bad-tempered man, and the staff took . . . instant dislike to him. 21 Suddenly . . . bullet struck . . . street lamp . . . little to Bill's left. He looked up and saw . . . man with . . . gun standing at . . . open window. 22 Bill fired back twice. . . . bullet hit the wall, the other broke . . . pane of . . . glass. He heard . . . angry shout. 23 . . . day—it was . . . dry day with . . . good visibility—Tom was driving along . . . country road in . . . borrowed car. 24 You're making . . . mistake after another. Have you . . . hangover, or something? ~ No, but I had . . . very bad night last night. The people next door were having . . . party. ~ . . . bad night shouldn't have such . . . effect on your work. I often have three bad nights in succession. I live in . . . very noisy street.
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