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To fill in the gaps in the sentences, we need to use appropriate words or phrases. Let's go through each sentence one by one with explanations. 1. **Sentence:** "How is it possible for a cream or ___ to stop us looking old?" **Explanation:** This sentence is asking about two things that can prevent aging. Since we are discussing creams, it's logical that the other item being compared might be a similar skincare product. A suitable word to fill the gap could be "serum," which is another type of skincare product. **Fill in the gap:** serum 2. **Sentence:** "I certainly don't believe ___ that say their expensive creams can remove wrinkles." **Explanation:** Here, we are talking about entities that make claims about their products. These are likely to be companies or advertisements. A common word in English to describe such entities is "advertisements" since they are the ones making such claims. **Fill in the gap:** advertisements 3. **Sentence:** "I think if a person uses an anti-aging cream for 50 years, they would not even look a year ___ when they are 60." **Explanation:** This sentence is comparing a person's appearance at 60 to a younger age. The correct word to fill in the blank is "older," as it indicates that using the cream prevents them from looking older than their age. **Fill in the gap:** older Here's the completed text: 1. How is it possible for a cream or **serum** to stop us looking old? 2. I certainly don’t believe **advertisements** that say their expensive creams can remove wrinkles. 3. I think if a person uses an anti-aging cream for 50 years, they would not even look a year **older** when they are 60.