Тест

I wish you _______ here now. I miss you a lot.

If I had time, I _____ this composition.

Our teacher wishes he _______ another profession.
 

I wish he _______ to Rome with me last weekend.
 

I wish our school _______ a bigger library than it has.
 

If you warm water, it _____.

If you _____ tickets, we _____ Prague.
 

Tomorrow if the weather _____ fine, we _____ out of the town for hours.
 

If he _____ ill, he would stay at home.
 

If you _____ in their talk, they _____ .
 

Are you afraid ______ exams?
 

He is slowly recovering _____ that terrible illness.

The baby kept _____ crying even after he had been fed.

Constant lack of sleep can lead _____ depression and anxiety.

Sometimes, George finds it difficult to keep _____ the other students in his class.                                                 

                                                   Junk Food
It is a sad reality that children all around the world are putting on more and more weight, 16 _____.
Unhealthy meals and snacks are freely available in many primary and secondary schools, which raises the serious question of whether schools should ban junk food in order to help children keep their weight down.
There are some good reasons for banning junk food in schools. For instance, eating junk food has been shown to cause nervousness and bad behaviour in children. Children would behave and perform better in the classroom 17 _____. In addition, given a choice between junk food and healthy food, a child will always choose junk food. As eating too much junk food can cause serious diseases, it is inappropriate that schools offer children junk food, 18 _____.
There are also, however, very good reasons for not banning junk food in schools. For example, telling a young child that they are not allowed to have a particular type of food simply makes that food more appealing to the child. So, a ban could in fact increase the appeal of junk food. What is more, as children will still be able to get junk food outside of school, banning it in schools will do little good, 19 _____.
All in all, the strong arguments on both sides of the debate make it clear that it is difficult to decide if banning junk food in schools is a good idea. It seems unlikely, however, that ‘hiding' foods from children will do much good. What seems more likely to work is educating children about healthy eating habits. Parents have the greatest influence over a child's eating habits, thus it is perhaps in the home 20 _____.

 Junk Food
It is a sad reality that children all around the world are putting on more and more weight, 16 _____.
Unhealthy meals and snacks are freely available in many primary and secondary schools, which raises the serious question of whether schools should ban junk food in order to help children keep their weight down.
There are some good reasons for banning junk food in schools. For instance, eating junk food has been shown to cause nervousness and bad behaviour in children. Children would behave and perform better in the classroom 17 _____. In addition, given a choice between junk food and healthy food, a child will always choose junk food. As eating too much junk food can cause serious diseases, it is inappropriate that schools offer children junk food, 18 _____.
There are also, however, very good reasons for not banning junk food in schools. For example, telling a young child that they are not allowed to have a particular type of food simply makes that food more appealing to the child. So, a ban could in fact increase the appeal of junk food. What is more, as children will still be able to get junk food outside of school, banning it in schools will do little good, 19 _____.
All in all, the strong arguments on both sides of the debate make it clear that it is difficult to decide if banning junk food in schools is a good idea. It seems unlikely, however, that ‘hiding' foods from children will do much good. What seems more likely to work is educating children about healthy eating habits. Parents have the greatest influence over a child's eating habits, thus it is perhaps in the home 20 _____.

                                            Junk Food
It is a sad reality that children all around the world are putting on more and more weight, 16 _____.
Unhealthy meals and snacks are freely available in many primary and secondary schools, which raises the serious question of whether schools should ban junk food in order to help children keep their weight down.
There are some good reasons for banning junk food in schools. For instance, eating junk food has been shown to cause nervousness and bad behaviour in children. Children would behave and perform better in the classroom 17 _____. In addition, given a choice between junk food and healthy food, a child will always choose junk food. As eating too much junk food can cause serious diseases, it is inappropriate that schools offer children junk food, 18 _____.
There are also, however, very good reasons for not banning junk food in schools. For example, telling a young child that they are not allowed to have a particular type of food simply makes that food more appealing to the child. So, a ban could in fact increase the appeal of junk food. What is more, as children will still be able to get junk food outside of school, banning it in schools will do little good, 19 _____.
All in all, the strong arguments on both sides of the debate make it clear that it is difficult to decide if banning junk food in schools is a good idea. It seems unlikely, however, that ‘hiding' foods from children will do much good. What seems more likely to work is educating children about healthy eating habits. Parents have the greatest influence over a child's eating habits, thus it is perhaps in the home 20 _____.

    Junk Food
It is a sad reality that children all around the world are putting on more and more weight, 16 _____.
Unhealthy meals and snacks are freely available in many primary and secondary schools, which raises the serious question of whether schools should ban junk food in order to help children keep their weight down.
There are some good reasons for banning junk food in schools. For instance, eating junk food has been shown to cause nervousness and bad behaviour in children. Children would behave and perform better in the classroom 17 _____. In addition, given a choice between junk food and healthy food, a child will always choose junk food. As eating too much junk food can cause serious diseases, it is inappropriate that schools offer children junk food, 18 _____.
There are also, however, very good reasons for not banning junk food in schools. For example, telling a young child that they are not allowed to have a particular type of food simply makes that food more appealing to the child. So, a ban could in fact increase the appeal of junk food. What is more, as children will still be able to get junk food outside of school, banning it in schools will do little good, 19 _____.
All in all, the strong arguments on both sides of the debate make it clear that it is difficult to decide if banning junk food in schools is a good idea. It seems unlikely, however, that ‘hiding' foods from children will do much good. What seems more likely to work is educating children about healthy eating habits. Parents have the greatest influence over a child's eating habits, thus it is perhaps in the home 20 _____.

                                                  Junk Food
It is a sad reality that children all around the world are putting on more and more weight, 16 _____.
Unhealthy meals and snacks are freely available in many primary and secondary schools, which raises the serious question of whether schools should ban junk food in order to help children keep their weight down.
There are some good reasons for banning junk food in schools. For instance, eating junk food has been shown to cause nervousness and bad behaviour in children. Children would behave and perform better in the classroom 17 _____. In addition, given a choice between junk food and healthy food, a child will always choose junk food. As eating too much junk food can cause serious diseases, it is inappropriate that schools offer children junk food, 18 _____.
There are also, however, very good reasons for not banning junk food in schools. For example, telling a young child that they are not allowed to have a particular type of food simply makes that food more appealing to the child. So, a ban could in fact increase the appeal of junk food. What is more, as children will still be able to get junk food outside of school, banning it in schools will do little good, 19 _____.
All in all, the strong arguments on both sides of the debate make it clear that it is difficult to decide if banning junk food in schools is a good idea. It seems unlikely, however, that ‘hiding' foods from children will do much good. What seems more likely to work is educating children about healthy eating habits. Parents have the greatest influence over a child's eating habits, thus it is perhaps in the home 20 _____.