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Gap-fill exercise

Put the following verbs into the correct sentences. Use each word once only and make any necessary changes (distinguish, glance, peer, recognise, watch, stare, peep, gaze, notice, catch someone's eye, observe, catch a glimse of, glare, look at), then press "Check" to check your answers. Use the "Hint" button to get a free letter if an answer is giving you trouble. Note that you will lose points if you ask for hints!

1.- He had changed so much since I last saw him that I hardly him.
2.- The young couple lovingly at the photograph of her boyfriend.
3.- I only him, so I can't really remember whether he was wearing a hat or not.
4.- As my brother is colour-blind, he finds it difficult to between green and blue.
5.- " the board, please!" said the teacher.
6.- She out of the window for a moment, then carried on working.
7.- The old man through the closed curtains at his new neighbours.
8.- The teacher angrily at the class. "For the last time, who broke the window?" she roared.
9.- In Britain it is considered rude to at people.
10.- He through the thick frog, trying to make out the number of the approaching bus.
11.- I waved to attract her attention, but she walked away without me.
12.- Are you going to the film on TV tonight?
13.- I wanted to order coffee, but the waiter was so busy that it was very difficult to .
14.- When I was a student, I used to spend a lot of time sitting in cafés, the way people used their hands when they spoke to one another.