The presentation contains plenty of background information, but the main argument is unclear. In your revision, focus ___ explaining how the evidence supports your position., to, on, in, at, The headline made the discovery sound certain, although the study involved only twelve people. Readers should not ___ conclusions before checking the evidence., draw, bring, build, pull, During the exchange, Lara struggled with unfamiliar classroom routines. Her host teacher helped her adapt ___ a system in which students were expected to work more independently., for, at, to, with, Our first proposal was too expensive, and the cheaper alternative excluded some students. We eventually ___ a compromise that both groups could accept., reached, completed, arrived, fulfilled, The article claims that online friendships are less meaningful, but it provides no evidence. Several students objected ___ presenting this opinion as an established fact., against, to, with, for, The instructions were unclear, so several groups completed the wrong task. The teacher accepted that she should ___ responsibility for explaining the requirements more clearly., make, hold, take, do, Diego had never spoken in front of such a large audience. Despite his nerves, he succeeded ___ delivering his presentation without reading directly from his notes., on, with, for, in, The charity published detailed accounts showing how every donation was spent. This transparency helped it ___ the trust of people who had previously been doubtful., collect, gain, reach, achieve, The campaign encouraged students to repair old devices instead of replacing them. Its organisers hoped this would contribute ___ reducing electronic waste in the community., to, in, with, for, The school wanted to know why students were avoiding the library. Before changing the opening hours, the student council decided to ___ a survey., achieve, operate, commit, conduct

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