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Question 1 of 15
1. Question
In the following question, you are given a sentence.
One of the words is missing three consecutive letters, which on their own make a real word.
You need to find the missing letters which will complete the word in capitals in the best way to ensure the sentence makes sense.
The machine worked CONSTLY for twenty four hours.
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Question 2 of 15
2. Question
In the following question, you are given a sentence.
One of the words is missing three consecutive letters, which on their own make a real word.
You need to find the missing letters which will complete the word in capitals in the best way to ensure the sentence makes sense.
He copied the manuscript CFULLY.
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Question 3 of 15
3. Question
In the following question, you are given a sentence.
One of the words is missing three consecutive letters, which on their own make a real word.
You need to find the missing letters which will complete the word in capitals in the best way to ensure the sentence makes sense.
The old man SPED, then fell on the icy road.
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Question 4 of 15
4. Question
In the following question, you are given a sentence.
One of the words is missing three consecutive letters, which on their own make a real word.
You need to find the missing letters which will complete the word in capitals in the best way to ensure the sentence makes sense.
When Nick finished the race, he COLSED on the track.
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Question 5 of 15
5. Question
In the following question, you are given a sentence.
One of the words is missing three consecutive letters, which on their own make a real word.
You need to find the missing letters which will complete the word in capitals in the best way to ensure the sentence makes sense.
The guard dog GRED when he heard the noise.
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Question 6 of 15
6. Question
In the following question, you are given a sentence.
One of the words is missing three consecutive letters, which on their own make a real word.
You need to find the missing letters which will complete the word in capitals in the best way to ensure the sentence makes sense.
This is my friend who is VIING today.
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Question 7 of 15
7. Question
In the following question, you are given a sentence.
One of the words is missing three consecutive letters, which on their own make a real word.
You need to find the missing letters which will complete the word in capitals in the best way to ensure the sentence makes sense.
She is a CANATE for the Bravery Award.
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Question 8 of 15
8. Question
In the following question, you are given a sentence.
One of the words is missing three consecutive letters, which on their own make a real word.
You need to find the missing letters which will complete the word in capitals in the best way to ensure the sentence makes sense.
He COMPED the course and received a certificate for it.
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Question 9 of 15
9. Question
In the following question, you are given a sentence.
One of the words is missing three consecutive letters, which on their own make a real word.
You need to find the missing letters which will complete the word in capitals in the best way to ensure the sentence makes sense.
She promised to do it AFTERDS.
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Question 10 of 15
10. Question
In the following question, you are given a sentence.
One of the words is missing three consecutive letters, which on their own make a real word.
You need to find the missing letters which will complete the word in capitals in the best way to ensure the sentence makes sense.
FRISHIP is what one expects from others.
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Question 11 of 15
11. Question
In the following question, you are given a sentence.
One of the words is missing three consecutive letters, which on their own make a real word.
You need to find the missing letters which will complete the word in capitals in the best way to ensure the sentence makes sense.
Leave all your PERAL belongings at home!
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Question 12 of 15
12. Question
In the following question, you are given a sentence.
One of the words is missing three consecutive letters, which on their own make a real word.
You need to find the missing letters which will complete the word in capitals in the best way to ensure the sentence makes sense.
They went on HOAY to Spain.
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Question 13 of 15
13. Question
In the following question, you are given a sentence.
One of the words is missing three consecutive letters, which on their own make a real word.
You need to find the missing letters which will complete the word in capitals in the best way to ensure the sentence makes sense.
Natalia has chosen teaching as her future OCATION.
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Question 14 of 15
14. Question
In the following question, you are given a sentence.
One of the words is missing three consecutive letters, which on their own make a real word.
You need to find the missing letters which will complete the word in capitals in the best way to ensure the sentence makes sense.
I chose the yellow CON to draw the sun.
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Question 15 of 15
15. Question
In the following question, you are given a sentence.
One of the words is missing three consecutive letters, which on their own make a real word.
You need to find the missing letters which will complete the word in capitals in the best way to ensure the sentence makes sense.
She sat down WILY after completing her work.