There are six stars in this TV comedy series,parents Jim and Barbara Royle, (O) children Denise and Antony, Barbara's enless Nana, and Dentse's husband Dave. They are (1) of the most arbaniar families on TV. The programmes are always (2) in Jim and Barbara's living room, where everyone sits on the sofa in front of the television. Jim, who hasn't (3) a living for years, laughs at his own (4) and is lazy and rude - (5) to long it's his hard-working wife, Barbara, who is in (G) of things. She also defends their son Antony against the other family (7) who seem to think he is their servant. Daughter Denise is just as lazy (8) her father, and she's spoilt too. She (9) to get her husband Dave to do everything for her. (10) __ both Denise and Nana have their own houses,they never seem to spend any time there. OA their B his C its 1 A some B all C one 2 A put B kept C set 3 A earned B worked C employed 4 A words B fun C jokes 5 A really B surely C fairly. 6 A turn B charge C case 7 A members B people C colleagues 9 A achieves B persuades C succeeds D her D many D had D managed D acts D especially D advance D partners D than D. manages D Despite 8 A as B like C. so 10 A Whether B Although C Yet

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There are six stars in this TV comedy series,parents Jim and Barbara Royle, (O) children Denise and Antony, Barbara's enless Nana, and Dentse's husband Dave. They are (1) of the most arbaniar families on TV. The programmes are always (2) in Jim and Barbara's living room, where everyone sits on the sofa in front of the television. Jim, who hasn't (3) a living for years, laughs at his own (4) and is lazy and rude - (5) to long it's his hard-working wife, Barbara, who is in (G) of things. She also defends their son Antony against the other family (7) who seem to think he is their servant. Daughter Denise is just as lazy (8) her father, and she's spoilt too. She (9) to get her husband Dave to do everything for her. (10) __ both Denise and Nana have their own houses,they never seem to spend any time there. OA their B his C its 1 A some B all C one 2 A put B kept C set 3 A earned B worked C employed 4 A words B fun C jokes 5 A really B surely C fairly. 6 A turn B charge C case 7 A members B people C colleagues 9 A achieves B persuades C succeeds D her D many D had D managed D acts D especially D advance D partners D than D. manages D Despite 8 A as B like C. so 10 A Whether B Although C Yet

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Here are the answers and explanations:(0) **D. her** - The sentence refers to Denise, so the possessive pronoun should be "her".(1) **D. many** - The sentence states that there are six stars in the series, indicating a large number of characters.(2) **C. set** - The phrase "set in" is used to describe the location where the action takes place.(3) **A. earned** - The sentence describes Jim as someone who hasn't worked for years, implying he hasn't earned a living.(4) **C. jokes** - The sentence describes Jim's tendency to laugh at his own jokes, indicating he enjoys humor.(5) **D. especially** - The sentence emphasizes Jim's rudeness, particularly towards Nana.(6) **B. charge** - The sentence describes Barbara as being in charge of things, implying she is responsible for the family.(7) **A. members** - The sentence refers to the other family members who seem to think Antony is their servant.(8) **B. like** - The sentence compares Denise's laziness to her father's, using the preposition "like".(9) **D. manages** - The sentence describes Denise's ability to get Dave to do things for her, implying she manages to persuade him.(10) **B. Although** - The sentence contrasts the fact that Denise and Nana have their own houses with the fact that they rarely spend time there, using the conjunction "although".

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