Find and correct the mistakes. For each sentence write one correct word instead of a wrong word, or write one missing word that should not be in the sentence. Write only in small letters. Don’t use a space bar.

Choose the most suitable word or phrase to complete each sentence

1. Flight kept

2. We arranged

3. I resent

4. Mrs Jacobson reminded us of the importance

5. Don’t worry, I don’t mind

6. Max avoided

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8. The manager succeeded

9. I wonder if it is really worth

10. What I am angry about is not

11. I get so tired of

12. I was late home again last night

13. There is no point in

14. I was looking forward

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16. There was no point in

17. Jane is furious with me for

18. There is no use

19. The views from the top are worth

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1. With a disapproving sign, she began to

2. He said he hoped the Swiss authorities would investigate the case thoroughly and without

3. Let’s

4. Monarchs were to be bowed to by men and 

5. Part of

6. That those from racial 

7.People often 

8. Poor planning can 

9. When individuals encounter an unpleasant odor, the instinctive response of 

10. A person may 

11. Please don't say anything personal or embarrassing, Grandma does not want to hear about her Granddaughter's 

 12. An inflation will certainly

 13. The population of the village has remained remarkably

14. You can watch them 

 15. I don't get home very often and find myself feeling a little bit 

 16. After moving to a new country, Jane experienced culture

 17. After tasting the lemon, she couldn't help but 

18. At the end of the performance, the dancer took a moment to 

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Find and correct the mistakes. For each sentence write one correct word instead of a wrong word, or write one missing word that should not be in the sentence. Write only in small letters. Don’t use a space bar.

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In today's increasingly globalized society, many people 1  finding themselves living and working in foreign countries, 2  requires a process of cultural adjustment. This adjustment can involve learning new customs, traditions, and even the appropriate level of conversational distance—something as simple 3  how close to stand during a conversation varies across cultures. For instance, someone moving from the United States to a country with more reserved social norms might initially vacillate 4  feelings of acceptance and feelings of being alienated. It’s normal 5  encounter challenges in intercultural communication, especially 6  non-verbal signals are easily misinterpreted. Misunderstanding these cues can often lead to awkward situations that strain personal and professional relationships. One major aspect of cultural adjustment 7  achieving a certain level of assimilation. This doesn't mean completely abandoning one's own culture but rather blending aspects of 8  the new culture and one’s own. It involves adopting local practices while maintaining personal identity. However, the pressure to assimilate can often result 9  feeling accentric, as if you're caught between two worlds without fully belonging to either. Experts in intercultural relations suggest taking proactive steps 10  ease this transition. Engaging in cultural events, learning the local language, and making a conscious effort to understand and respect cultural differences 11 significantly improve one’s experience. By focusing on 12  practices, individuals are more likely to find a satisfying balance between maintaining their cultural heritage and embracing new environments. This balance is key to thriving in a diverse world and building meaningful connections across cultures.

Choose the most suitable word or phrase to complete each sentence

1. It will be much too hot

2. He claims

3. Marry was sorry

4. We are not expected

5. This is the book

6. He

7. To tell you the truth, I don’t know how

8. We were delighted

9. This carpet is filthy; it really needs

10. I had the nurse

11. I would have preferred

12. I got a mechanic

13. It was nice of him

14. Why are you not drinking your coffee? – It is

15. He was made

16. I felt the Earth

17. I made him

18. Joe said the switch was dangerous and warned me