It might be several months before she’s fully cured/treated.

Circle the word which best fits the sentence.

If the private sector is allowed to _______ the juiciest parts of the mail delivery industry, will that mean that rural areas, for example, will receive a poorer service?

After a lot of thought, I opted/chose against buying a new motorbike.

We might be hiring more people, but nothing has been decided/chosen yet.

Appoint/Pick a number from one to twenty.

He was decided/appointed to this promotional role because of his high profile in the community.

The firm's directors cherry-picked/chose Emma to be the new production manager.

Many scientists cherry-pick/elect favourable results; others change direction when interesting results emerge.

Circle the word which best fits the sentence.

She forked/split the cake and gave me half.

A high wall separates/forks our back yard from the playing field.

Here the river separates/divides into about four separate streams.

The patients who suffer from infectious diseases are split/separated from the other patients.

Properties and land are separated/divided among the family when the homeowner dies without a will.

Fighting broke out between two hockey players, and it took nearly five minutes to separate/divide them.

Four of us live here and we separate/split all the bills four ways.

She separates/divides her time between her apartment in London and her house in Somerset.

You can get a special device for separating/dividing egg whites from yolks.

There is a narrow alley that splits/divides our house from the one next door.

Circle the word which best fits the sentence.

Choose the option A, B, C, or D that best fits the sentence.

What are they doing here?' he asked, demonstrating/indicating her bags in the hallway.

She was determined to prove/indicate everyone wrong.