MOST, ALMOST. 37.  I have ——­ finished my lesson. 38.  You will find me in my office ——­ any day. 39. ——­ men dread death. 40.  We come here ——­ every summer. 41.  We have ——­ done. 42.  This wheat is ——­ too thick. 43.  Though I saw ——­ everything else, I failed to see Hagenbeck’s trained
    animals.
44. ——­ everybody has imperfect eyes. 45.  The old man’s strength is ——­ gone. 46. ——­ boys like play. 47.  It rains in some places ——­ every day. 48. ——­ all flowers are beautiful.

NEAR, NEARLY. 49.  It isn’t ——­ finished yet. 50.  We are ——­ the end of the lesson. 51.  I am ——­ suffocated. 52.  We are not ——­ through our work. 53.  He is not ——­ so young as I. 54.  I will answer you as ——­ as I can remember. 55.  We are ——­ the end of the term; our school-days are ——­ over. 56.  Mr. Patterson came very ——­ breaking the greatest record ever made in
    America.

SOME, SOMEWHAT, SOMETHING. 57.  Thank you, I feel ——­ better this morning. 58. ——­ attempted, ——­ done, has earned a night’s repose. 59.  He resembles his father ——. 60.  She felt ——­ encouraged by this (these) news. 61. ——­ evil beast hath devoured him. 62.  He knows ——­ of Arabic. 63.  We came back ——­ sooner than we intended. 64.  If a man thinketh himself to be ——­ when he is nothing, he deceiveth
    himself.
65.  Dorothy looks ——­ like her mother. 66.  Yes, I’m ——­ frightened, I admit. 67.  It provoked me ——. 68.  A widow, ——­ old, and very poor.

THIS, THESE; THAT, THOSE. 69.  You will always see ——­ kind of man lounging in front of taverns. 70.  Take up ——­ ashes. 71. ——­ pile of clothes is (are) to be carried to the laundry. 72. ——­ kind of tree is (are) common in Pennsylvania. 73. ——­ brass tongs cost three dollars. 74. ——­ class will be graduated in June. 75.  In New England there is not one country-house in fifty which has not
    its walls ornamented with half a score of poems of ——­ sort.
76.  How do you like ——­ style of shoe? 77.  Do you like ——­ sort of pen? 78. ——­ sort of person is always entertaining. 79.  Look at ——­ assortment of knives. 80.  Beware of ——­ kind of dog. 81.  Problems of ——­ sort are very easy to solve. 82.  Young ladies should let ——­ sort of thing alone.

FIRST, SECOND, SECONDLY, ETC. 83.  I shall ——­ show why we should worship God, and ——­ explain how we
    should worship him.
84.  Adam was formed ——­, then Eve. 85.  Let us consider ——­ what the young ruler desired; ——­ what he had;
    ——­ what he lacked.
86.  My ——­ proposition is that the measure is unnecessary; my ——­ that it
    is unjust; my ——­ that it is unconstitutional.
87.  I will not lie; I will die ——. 88.  I like the old English ballads because, ——­, they are very quaint;
    ——­, they show the derivations of many of our words; and, ——­, they
    show different steps which our language has taken in becoming what
    it is.