11 What do you want to .......................... ? 12 I want to buy a .......................... of shoes 13 Matt can find .......................... at Toyland 14 Hamley's has six .......................... and a

Explanation:

The task is to fill in the blanks. Without the provided word bank for these specific fill-in-the-blanks, it's impossible to give precise answers. However, based on typical English sentence structures and common knowledge: 11. "What do you want to ...?" could be completed with a verb or a noun phrase, e.g., "What do you want to eat?", "What do you want to buy?", "What do you want to drink?", "What do you want to know?" 12. "I want to buy a ... of shoes." This phrase usually refers to a pair of shoes. So, the blank would be 'pair'. 13. "Matt can find ... at Toyland." Toyland is a toy store. So, Matt can find toys at Toyland. The blank would be 'toys' or a specific type of toy. 14. "Hamley's has six ... and a ..." Hamley's is a famous toy store. The sentence structure suggests listing items. For example, "Hamley's has six teddy bears and a doll." or "Hamley's has six toy cars and a robot." Since the original prompt has a word bank for the earlier fill-in-the-blanks section, and not for this numbered section, I cannot provide definitive answers. If these were intended to use the same word bank: music, aspirin, buy, clothes, pair, fast, floors, florist's, games: 11. "What do you want to ...?" - could be 'buy' (What do you want to buy?). 12. "I want to buy a ... of shoes" - 'pair' is the only logical fit. 13. "Matt can find ... at Toyland." - 'games' could fit if referring to toys. 14. "Hamley's has six ... and a ..." - This is very difficult to complete with the given words without more context. Maybe 'games and a toy'? But 'toy' is not in the list. Given the constraints, and the lack of a clear word bank for these numbered items, I will assume these are separate questions requiring general English knowledge or a different word bank not provided. However, if we are forced to use the words provided in the earlier section for *all* fill-in-the-blanks: music, aspirin, buy, clothes, pair, fast, floors, florist's, games 11. What do you want to buy? 12. I want to buy a pair of shoes. 13. Matt can find games at Toyland. 14. Hamley's has six games and a ... (This last blank is impossible to fill meaningfully from the list). I will provide answers based on the most likely interpretations and the word bank provided for the previous section, assuming it applies here as well, with the caveat that item 14 is problematic.