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How to complain

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I'm really not satisfied with the way you have ......... the situation.

	(a) dealt
	(b) handled
	(c) done
	(d) fingered

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I've really had enough of all your excuses, what I want is some ..........

	(a) action
	(b) acting
	(c) acted
	(d) active

direct object pronouns, action vs acting vs acted vs active

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You've refused to help me now for six months and so I shall now have to take the matter ..........

	(a) on
	(b) longer
	(c) far
	(d) further

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I must ......... you do something immediately as I've been patient long enough.

	(a) persist
	(b) desist
	(c) insist
	(d) consist

preposition simple, persist vs desist vs insist vs consist

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I now want some kind of compensation for the total ......... of service I've experienced.

	(a) lack
	(b) fail
	(c) failing
	(d) missing

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I'm obviously not getting anywhere with my complaint, please let me talk to someone ......... to you.

	(a) older
	(b) above
	(c) over
	(d) senior

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I'm very unhappy with the way I've been .......... No one seems at all interested in my case.

	(a) considered
	(b) treated
	(c) placed
	(d) pushed

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define stagnant, torpid, cloying, inconclusive

I believe I have very good ......... for suing your company for negligence.

	(a) lands
	(b) terrains
	(c) grounds
	(d) areas

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If you don't do something today, I shall be ......... to take legal action.

	(a) held
	(b) ordered
	(c) commanded
	(d) forced

future simple tense, held vs ordered vs commanded vs forced

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You're the tenth person I've been put through to and I'm on the point of losing my ..........

	(a) mood
	(b) temper
	(c) state
	(d) feeling

english travel adjectives, mood vs temper vs state vs feeling

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