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The (1)________ of the British weather is a national joke. However, temperatures are rarely extreme. Summer (roughly June to September) is usually warm though sometimes humid. Winter (October to March) is cold and frosty, with (2)________ often below zero centigrade and some snow in the later months. Rain is (3)________ throughout the year. It is a good idea to take a raincoat or an umbrella while holidaying in Britain. The weather there is nowhere near as (4)________ as people often (5)________. It's a question of luck, that's all.

The famous London “smog”, a mixture of smoke and fog, has almost disappeared, (6)________ considerable efforts in pollution control. In fact, certain areas in Britain even enjoy a micro-climate. If it (7)________ raining, don't despair nine times out of ten it's just a local shower. On the coast, it probably means that the tide is turning. Even droughts (8)________ in recent years! Weather forecasts are more accurate nowadays, but by no means infallible.

The _________ of the British weather is a national joke.

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The (1)________ of the British weather is a national joke. However, temperatures are rarely extreme. Summer (roughly June to September) is usually warm though sometimes humid. Winter (October to March) is cold and frosty, with (2)________ often below zero centigrade and some snow in the later months. Rain is (3)________ throughout the year. It is a good idea to take a raincoat or an umbrella while holidaying in Britain. The weather there is nowhere near as (4)________ as people often (5)________. It's a question of luck, that's all.

The famous London “smog”, a mixture of smoke and fog, has almost disappeared, (6)________ considerable efforts in pollution control. In fact, certain areas in Britain even enjoy a micro-climate. If it (7)________ raining, don't despair nine times out of ten it's just a local shower. On the coast, it probably means that the tide is turning. Even droughts (8)________ in recent years! Weather forecasts are more accurate nowadays, but by no means infallible.

Winter (October to March) is cold and frosty, with ________often below zero centigrade and some snow in the later months.

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The (1)________ of the British weather is a national joke. However, temperatures are rarely extreme. Summer (roughly June to September) is usually warm though sometimes humid. Winter (October to March) is cold and frosty, with (2)________ often below zero centigrade and some snow in the later months. Rain is (3)________ throughout the year. It is a good idea to take a raincoat or an umbrella while holidaying in Britain. The weather there is nowhere near as (4)________ as people often (5)________. It's a question of luck, that's all.

The famous London “smog”, a mixture of smoke and fog, has almost disappeared, (6)________ considerable efforts in pollution control. In fact, certain areas in Britain even enjoy a micro-climate. If it (7)________ raining, don't despair nine times out of ten it's just a local shower. On the coast, it probably means that the tide is turning. Even droughts (8)________ in recent years! Weather forecasts are more accurate nowadays, but by no means infallible.

Rain is ____ throughout the year. It is a good idea to take a raincoat or an umbrella while holidaying in Britain.

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The (1)________ of the British weather is a national joke. However, temperatures are rarely extreme. Summer (roughly June to September) is usually warm though sometimes humid. Winter (October to March) is cold and frosty, with (2)________ often below zero centigrade and some snow in the later months. Rain is (3)________ throughout the year. It is a good idea to take a raincoat or an umbrella while holidaying in Britain. The weather there is nowhere near as (4)________ as people often (5)________. It's a question of luck, that's all.

The famous London “smog”, a mixture of smoke and fog, has almost disappeared, (6)________ considerable efforts in pollution control. In fact, certain areas in Britain even enjoy a micro-climate. If it (7)________ raining, don't despair nine times out of ten it's just a local shower. On the coast, it probably means that the tide is turning. Even droughts (8)________ in recent years! Weather forecasts are more accurate nowadays, but by no means infallible.

The weather there is nowhere near as _________ as people often…

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The (1)________ of the British weather is a national joke. However, temperatures are rarely extreme. Summer (roughly June to September) is usually warm though sometimes humid. Winter (October to March) is cold and frosty, with (2)________ often below zero centigrade and some snow in the later months. Rain is (3)________ throughout the year. It is a good idea to take a raincoat or an umbrella while holidaying in Britain. The weather there is nowhere near as (4)________ as people often (5)________. It's a question of luck, that's all.

The famous London “smog”, a mixture of smoke and fog, has almost disappeared, (6)________ considerable efforts in pollution control. In fact, certain areas in Britain even enjoy a micro-climate. If it (7)________ raining, don't despair nine times out of ten it's just a local shower. On the coast, it probably means that the tide is turning. Even droughts (8)________ in recent years! Weather forecasts are more accurate nowadays, but by no means infallible.

The weather there is nowhere near as bad as people often __________.

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The (1)________ of the British weather is a national joke. However, temperatures are rarely extreme. Summer (roughly June to September) is usually warm though sometimes humid. Winter (October to March) is cold and frosty, with (2)________ often below zero centigrade and some snow in the later months. Rain is (3)________ throughout the year. It is a good idea to take a raincoat or an umbrella while holidaying in Britain. The weather there is nowhere near as (4)________ as people often (5)________. It's a question of luck, that's all.

The famous London “smog”, a mixture of smoke and fog, has almost disappeared, (6)________ considerable efforts in pollution control. In fact, certain areas in Britain even enjoy a micro-climate. If it (7)________ raining, don't despair nine times out of ten it's just a local shower. On the coast, it probably means that the tide is turning. Even droughts (8)________ in recent years! Weather forecasts are more accurate nowadays, but by no means infallible.

The famous London “smog”, a mixture of smoke and fog, has almost disappeared, _____ considerable efforts in pollution control.

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The (1)________ of the British weather is a national joke. However, temperatures are rarely extreme. Summer (roughly June to September) is usually warm though sometimes humid. Winter (October to March) is cold and frosty, with (2)________ often below zero centigrade and some snow in the later months. Rain is (3)________ throughout the year. It is a good idea to take a raincoat or an umbrella while holidaying in Britain. The weather there is nowhere near as (4)________ as people often (5)________. It's a question of luck, that's all.

The famous London “smog”, a mixture of smoke and fog, has almost disappeared, (6)________ considerable efforts in pollution control. In fact, certain areas in Britain even enjoy a micro-climate. If it (7)________ raining, don't despair nine times out of ten it's just a local shower. On the coast, it probably means that the tide is turning. Even droughts (8)________ in recent years! Weather forecasts are more accurate nowadays, but by no means infallible.

If it _________ raining, don't despair nine times out of ten it's just a local shower.

Choose the best answer to complete the passage.

The (1)________ of the British weather is a national joke. However, temperatures are rarely extreme. Summer (roughly June to September) is usually warm though sometimes humid. Winter (October to March) is cold and frosty, with (2)________ often below zero centigrade and some snow in the later months. Rain is (3)________ throughout the year. It is a good idea to take a raincoat or an umbrella while holidaying in Britain. The weather there is nowhere near as (4)________ as people often (5)________. It's a question of luck, that's all.

The famous London “smog”, a mixture of smoke and fog, has almost disappeared, (6)________ considerable efforts in pollution control. In fact, certain areas in Britain even enjoy a micro-climate. If it (7)________ raining, don't despair nine times out of ten it's just a local shower. On the coast, it probably means that the tide is turning. Even droughts (8)________ in recent years! Weather forecasts are more accurate nowadays, but by no means infallible.

Even droughts __________ in recent years!