Use of English

My father, too, had been in the Navy; he had been _______ the world twice over,

The "n-word" has been used to discriminate ___ Afro-Americans for the___ three hundred years.

______ you can say will change my opinion on seagulls.

But he came home the year I was ______

Are you _____ some sort of trouble?

What are you ____? It smells delicious!

and the sepia photos make him slim and handsome ________ uniform, in exotic harbors.

I’m hoping ______ can help me with this math homework.

Cheese is ________ from milk.

Let´s _____ a pact to never be mad at one another again.

_____ the other hand, the "n-word"´s meaning depends on the context.

_______ waited for me to finish getting ready.

He never sat in a theatre or school hall _____ sketching faces all over the program.

What are you ______? You look weird.

On the road where we lived ______ my childhood in South Shields,

Using your cellphone while driving is ______ the law.

If you don’t want to go on the roller coasters, we can find ______ else to do.

when he illustrated a family newspaper, the Onlooker, ______ he ran with his elder brother.

Very little ______ known about the sisters who just transferred to our school.

I have no experience, so I´m _____ a disadvantage when it comes to this job interview.

everybody else´s father went away ______ sea.

He was taken ____ by the local paper to do a nightly cartoon about a naval cadet named Brassie.

It is time to ______ your laundry.

My pet chipmunk doesn’t bite! You have ______ to worry about.

Don't drink that! It will ______ you sick.

which made him a household name locally, but his _____ was to make it in London.

and, at 30, ______ his life´s ambition.

Drawing came _____ naturally to him as breathing.

Father had been cartooning ______ childhood,

That box of cookies was delicious! I’d like to buy ______.

His Smile with Smith cartoon ____ for ten years on the front ____ of Newcastle´s Chronicle,