Foula is a very small island in the far north of _____ UK., a, an, in, the, There _____ only about 25 people on the island., is, are, isn't, not, There are only about 25 people on the island, and life isn't easy for _____., it, him, they, them, There aren't _____ shops, so they have to take a boat to buy food every week., any, some, the, these, There aren't many children on Foula, but there's _____ primary school., a, any, some, no, Students _____ to the primary school from the age of four until twelve., start, have, go, are, At the age of twelve, they have to leave the island _____ there isn't a secondary school., but, because, when, from, Skye is _____ beautiful island off the west coast of Scotland., a, an, the, in, It is part of a group of islands _____ the Inner Hebrides., is, called, name, are, There _____ a small hotel near the harbor., am, are, is, be, In summer, many visitors come to see _____., him, them, they, it, There are _____ cafes in the village, so tourists can eat locally., any, the, some, this, There is _____ old church at the top of the hill., no, an, some, a, Children usually _____ to school by bus every morning., go, are, start, have, People stay inside _____ the weather is very stormy., but, from, when, because, There aren't _____ doctors on the island, so people travel to the mainland., much, a, one, many, The ferry can't leave _____ the sea is too rough., from, but, when, than
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