There are____________ people in the city centre today.

He ____________ play the piano very well.

Customer: Morning, I ____________ a book.
Assistant: Here you are!

I´ve got a sister but I ____________ a brother.

How ____________ money is there in your pocket?

You are ____________ a test now.

What are you ____________ at?

______ you tell me the time, please?

What are you ____________ do tomorrow?

____________ classical music.

____________ were you yesterday?

____________ to the cinema last night?

I normally drink coffee but I ____________ tea yesterday.

I came to Spain ____________

Were you at home last night? Yes, I _______

____________ your homework yet?

Amelia is happy but Lucy is ____________

Is there ______________ interesting on the television tonight?

What ______________at 7 o´clock?

You ________ reserve a room. There are plenty vacant.

I´ve been in this school ________________ six months.

Nancy and Adam are both blonde but ___________________ of them has blue eyes.

I think we’re __________________ English students in the world.

I want _________________ the house, please.

This coffee is too hot ___________________

I ________________ since I was four.

She was late yesterday, ____________________________?

Brother: I´ve just bought a new TV!
Sister:____________

When I was a child I ______________on the swings every day.

Please tell your son _____________ football near my windows.

If you want to lose weight, you ______________ eat carbohydrates.

It´s half past twelve: __________since 9.30, and he still isn’t here!

He´s not a pilot. He is ________________ flying.

When they arrived at the cinema, the film _______________

If __________________ to speak to her, I´d call her at the office.

I can´t come out on Saturday because the decorators are coming , _____________

Her mother asked her where __________

Would you mind __________________ the telephone?

I didn´t go out last night and, ___________

We tried to ___________ his hair cut, but he wouldn’t go in the door.

They apologised _____________ late.

She said she _______________ have tea than coffee.

Don´t be depressed; you shouldn´t let things ______________

When we asked customers why they bought the shoes, the common _________ was that they made them feel good.

The pace of the run was ______________ slow, so we didn’t see them all finish.

We decided to take the car _______________ the terrible rain and wind.

Harriet is at pains to demystify the theatre: the question ‘How do you do the same play every night?’ is answered by a simple comparison with the familiar car journey you take every day, which presents a slightly different challenge each time. ‘I was trying to get everyone to understand it isn’t this extraordinary mystery and you’re not visited by some spiritual inspiration every night.’

Harriet uses the example of the car journey to show that:

_______________ had we started the meeting when the fire alarm went off.

At one point in her career, JK Rowling _________________ gave up writing for children and turned her talents to adult literature.

But if you consider the working conditions that composers put up with, superficially the odds do seem stacked against film music being classed as art. First of all, film music is composed in snippets, timed to the second, and written after the film is shot. Then there are the insane deadlines – like having five days to compose 50 minutes of music. Next, the composer has to live with the fact that he/she wields no artistic control. Finally, the ultimate insult is that what is written struggles to get itself noticed against a background of dialogue, squeals and every possible visual delight.

According to the writer, what is the worst aspect of a film composer’s working conditions?