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    Complete the following sentences with words pairs being used as nouns.
   

 

1.   There was a great ______ among the residents when the authorities decided to close down the public swimming pool
     
2.   The ______ of the island were almost wiped out by the catastrophic volcanic eruptions.
     
3.   Working irregular hours is ______ of a journalist's job.
     
4.   One of the unsavory features of many big cities is the large number of ______ on the streets.
     
5.   Life is rarely easy. Most of us at some time or other have to go through ______.
     
6.   Mrs Robinson, despite her ______, is actually a shallow and uncultured person.
     
7.   I am not interested in the ______; I just want to know the plain facts.
     
8.   Under the new leadership, there is a new sense of participation among the ______ of the trade union.
     
9.   The new housing estate will not be just ______; it will come with parks and fields.
     
10.   The ______ of the debates have helped to sharpen the students' wits and intellect.
     

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1.   There was a great hue and cry among the residents when the authorities decided to close down the public swimming pool
2.   The flora and fauna of the island were almost wiped out by the catastrophic volcanic eruptions.
3.   Working irregular hours is part and parcel of a journalist's job.
4.   One of the unsavory features of many big cities is the large number of waifs and strays on the streets.
5.   Life is rarely easy. Most of us at some time or other have to go through trials and tribulations.
6.   Mrs Robinson, despite her airs and graces, is actually a shallow and uncultured person.
7.   I am not interested in the ifs and buts; I just want to know the plain facts.
8.   Under the new leadership, there is a new sense of participation among the rank and file of the trade union.
9.   The new housing estate will not be just bricks and mortar; it will come with parks and fields.
10.   The cut and thrust of the debates have helped to sharpen the students' wits and intellect.
 
     
 
 

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