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I had the washing machine fitted by a ......... plumber but he was unable to make the thing work.

	(a) renowned
	(b) remarkable
	(c) reputable
	(d) respectable

letter of complaint (2), english grammar pronoun, renowned vs remarkable vs reputable vs respectable

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......... one of the components was faulty and he recommended that I got back to you so that a replacement could be fitted.

	(a) Appearing
	(b) Appearance
	(c) Apparition
	(d) Apparently

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When I telephoned your store and explained the ......... to your receptionist,

	(a) criterion
	(b) situation
	(c) place
	(d) happening

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I was ......... with the comment, 'Oh not you again'

	(a) told
	(b) remarked
	(c) said
	(d) greeted

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definition of mental, intelligent, missing, only, well, possible

which I found most ......... especially since throughout the protracted period of waiting for the machine

	(a) offended
	(b) offending
	(c) offensive
	(d) offends

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I remained calm although I believe I have every reason for ......... up a fuss.

	(a) hitting
	(b) kicking
	(c) knocking
	(d) striking

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I eventually got put ......... to the technical department

	(a) through
	(b) over
	(c) in
	(d) across

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who were most ......... hand

	(a) to
	(b) in
	(c) by
	(d) off

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and told me there was ......... that could be done immediately

	(a) less
	(b) little
	(c) least
	(d) few

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since there were a number of people ......... sick.

	(a) through
	(b) for
	(c) off
	(d) under

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