Increasing reading speed exercise

He came at around six o'clock
1. She came at around 6 o'clock
2. He arrived at around 6 o'clock
3. He came at around 6 o'clock
4. He came at about 6 o'clock
They went to the cinema on the corner
1. They went to the cinema on the corner
2. They went to the cinemas on the corner
3. They went to the theatre on the corner
4. They went into the cinema on the corner
Peter and I can never agree
1. Peter and I can never agree
2. Peter and we can never agree
3. Peter and I cannot agree
4. Peter and I can never arrive
The window let in the rain and the cold
1. The window let in the rain and the cold
2. The window let in the air and the cold
3. The window let out the rain and the cold
4. The window let in the rain with the cold
The printer wouldn't print in full colour
1. The printer wouldn't print in full colour
2. The printer couldn't print in full colour
3. The printer wouldn't print in full colours
4. The printers wouldn't print in full colour
We didn't have enough money to buy the tickets
1. We didn't have the money to buy the tickets
2. We didn't have enough money to buy the tickets
3. We didn't have enough money to buy the ticket
4. They didn't have enough money to buy the tickets
We took some wonderful photos on our holiday in Spain
1. We took some wonderful photos on our holiday in Spain
2. We got some wonderful photos on our holiday in Spain
3. We took some wonderful photos on our holiday in Italy
4. We took some wonderful photos during our holiday in Spain
Pass me a slice of that strawberry cake, please
1. Pass me a slice of that strawberry cake, please
2. Pass me a piece of that strawberry cake, please
3. Pass me a slice of that blackberry cake, please
4. Give me a slice of that strawberry cake, please

Match the sentences which are the same
You have 2 minutes.

Match the sentence.

Match the sentences which are the same You have 2 minutes.

Match the sentence.

Match the sentences which are the same
You have 2 minutes.