Complete these sentences. The first letter of the missing word or phrase is given.

1. Let me just your email address, or I’ll forget it.
2. I’ll just a note for Preeti to tell her where we’ve gone.
3. I spent the whole lesson just in the margin of my exercise book, I was so bored.
4. She’s been her PhD thesis for the last three months, that’s why no one has seen her.
5. I’ll email you a of the letter, so you can suggest any changes before we send it.
6. In a bibliography, it is normal practice to put book titles in rather than inverted commas, as some students do at first.
7. If you use even a sentence from someone else’s work in your essay, then you must put it in and acknowledge where it came from.
8. Your computer password should consist of at least eight , with at least one number.
9. Please a copy of the agenda for everyone coming to the meeting.
10. Writers sometimes use an to indicate that there is a footnote.