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The postal department <distributes> the mail by districts. start learning
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Let's take the children to the <fairground> this Sunday. start learning
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<Get off> the bus when you see Big Ben. start learning
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There was one black cow in the <herd of cattle>. start learning
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<Beyond> the edge of town there are no houses at all. start learning
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These pillars <bear> the weight of the roof. start learning
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He was so tired it <caused> him to fall asleep and miss his stop. start learning
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It took two horses to pull this heavy <cart>. start learning
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The house was so old that it could fall down any minute, so they decided to <demolish> it. start learning
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Ten people managed to <get out of> the building before it collapsed, but one didn't. start learning
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The general strike of transportation workers brought the city to a <standstill>. start learning
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There were twenty people at the <bus stop>, but the bus sailed by. start learning
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There's a lot of work <when> harvest comes. start learning
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What is the bus <fare> from the railway station to the Rainbow hotel? start learning
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Shall I call you a <cab>? start learning
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We prepared the <ground> for three hours before planting the flowers. start learning
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The <boulevard> by the river is a favourite place for walking in town. start learning
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Hong Kong is one of the most <densely populated> cities in the world. start learning
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Because I don't know anyone here, can you <introduce> me to some of your friends? start learning
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It's impossible to <avoid> traffic jams on a Friday afternoon in the centre. start learning
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The farmers all <stored> enough hay to last the winter. start learning
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I live <to the north of> the city in a small village. start learning
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It is quicker to use the <pedestrian underpass> to cross to the other side of this intersection. start learning
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I felt <bewildered> by the London crowds at first, but I soon got used to it. start learning
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Due to the blackout the whole city was <brought to a standstill>. start learning
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Farmhouses were loosely <scattered> throughout the countryside. start learning
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The <sawmill> is the biggest employer in this little Oregon town. start learning
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Water supplies in the city were temporarily <cut off> due to the discovery of bacteria at the processing plant. start learning
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I was amazed at how <vibrant> a city San Francisco is! start learning
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We <originally> planned to move to Devon, but we decided on Suffolk instead. start learning
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This town hasn't <altered> much since we saw it 20 years ago. start learning
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A weekend in the countryside is a good <opportunity> to relax. start learning
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Don't throw it on the pavement, put it into the <litter bin>! start learning
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A <rugged> road led to the village. start learning
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Small communities are suspicious of <newcomers>. start learning
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Julie liked London, but she started to feel a bit <homesick> after a couple of weeks. start learning
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Jamaican farmers <cultivate> the best coffee in the world. start learning
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They should <situate> the shopping centre away from the school. start learning
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The factory is a <restricted area> so you cannot enter it without a valid pass. start learning
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Robert grew up in a busy <setting> of New York City. start learning
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