1.I owe         it       to you that I have been so successful.

2.When we returned         at       dusk, the lights of the city had come on.

3.On a       misty    £¨mist£© August morning, the three of us headed out for our two-day adventure.

4.The man paid a fifty-dollar fine for putting up   advertisements    £¨advertise£© in public.

5.I never think myself a stupid boy.   On     the contrary, I know I’m on the road to success.

6.To her   astonishment    £¨astonish£©, her son has passed all the exams.

7.No dictionaries can cover all the English   idioms    £¨idiom£©.

8.Frank Hurley, a confident and gifted Australian   photographer    £¨photograph£© who knew the Antarctic, was hired to make the images.

9.He would sail to New Zealand, then reach Antarctica in February, and then proceed   to    the pole the following spring.

10.The effect of    toasting    £¨toast£© bread for too long is burnt.