Synonyms
WITHOUT USING YOUR PHONE/BOOK, GIVE A SYNONYM FOR:
overly confident (person)
STARTING WITH A-
ANSWER:
ARROGANT
CHOOSE THE CORRECT VERB FORM:
Some students tend TO COME / COMING / COME to class late.
ANSWER:
Some students tend TO COME to class late.
Correct the error:
The Broadway play was such popular that it sold out almost immediately.
ANSWER:
The Broadway play was so popular that it sold out almost immediately.
Using all the words, rewrite the sentence in the correct order. (statement)
apart / drifted / graduation / they /
college / after / probably
ANSWER:
They probably drifted apart after college graduation.
Rewrite the information in a double comparative using the form below:
If I read a lot, I learn a lot.
_______ I read, _______ I ...
ANSWER:
The more I read, the more I learn.
WITHOUT USING YOUR PHONE/BOOK, GIVE A SYNONYM FOR:
elegant (clothing)
STARTING WITH SO-
ANSWER:
SOPHISTICATED
CHOOSE THE CORRECT VERB FORM:
Would you consider TO COME / COMING / COME with me to grab a coffee?
ANSWER:
Would you consider COMING with me to grab a coffee?
Correct the error:
Kendrick Lamar's "Not Like Us" is so a hit song that it has generated over $7.6 million in revenue.
ANSWER:
Kendrick Lamar's "Not Like Us" is such a hit song that it has generated over $7.6 million in revenue.
Using all the words, rewrite the sentence in the correct order. (general truth)
stand / up / should / friend /
you / good / always / for / A
ANSWER:
A good friend should always stand up for you.
Rewrite the information in a double comparative using the form below:
The food I like best is spicy food.
_________ the food, ________ I ...
ANSWER:
The spicier the food, the more/better I like it.
WITHOUT USING YOUR PHONE/BOOK, GIVE A SYNONYM FOR:
confusing (information)
STARTING WITH MI-
ANSWER:
MISLEADING
CHOOSE THE CORRECT VERB FORM:
Honestly, I can't help TO DISAGREE / DISAGREEING with people who say New York City is unfriendly.
ANSWERS:
Honestly, I can't help DISAGREEING with people who say New York City is unfriendly.
Correct the error:
It is claiming that inflation is getting worse and worse.
ANSWER:
It is claimed that inflation is getting worse and worse.
Using all the words, rewrite the sentence in the correct order. (recommendation)
have / the / out / you / who /
Don't / friends / bring / in / worst
ANSWER:
Don't have friends who bring out the worst in you.
Rewrite the information in a double comparative using the form below:
If I walk for a long time, I can get further away.
_________ I walk, __________ I ...
ANSWER:
The longer I walk, the further away I can get.
WITHOUT USING YOUR PHONE/BOOK, GIVE A SYNONYM FOR:
believable (information)
STARTING WITH PL-
ANSWER:
PLAUSIBLE
CHOOSE THE CORRECT PREPOSITION AND VERB FORM:
My friends discouraged me (1) FROM / TO
(2) MOVING / MOVE to New York City.
ANSWER:
My friends discouraged me (1) FROM
(2) MOVING to New York City.
Correct the error:
During his childhood, he will play the piano every day.
ANSWER:
During his childhood, he would play the piano every day.
Using all the words, rewrite the sentence in the correct order.
very long / something / When / borrowing / , /
for / onto / to / I don't like / hang / it
ANSWER:
When borrowing something, I don't like to hang onto it for very long.
Rewrite the information in a double comparative using the form below:
If there's a lot of unemployment, the situation gets worse.
_________ unemployment, _______ the situation ...
ANSWER:
The more/higher (the) unemployment, the worse the situation.
WITHOUT USING YOUR PHONE/BOOK, GIVE A SYNONYM FOR:
unfashionable/sloppy (clothing)
STARTING WITH FR-
ANSWER:
FRUMPY
CHOOSE THE CORRECT VERB FORM:
After arriving late, he refused TO APOLOGIZE / APOLOGIZING to the teacher.
ANSWER:
After arriving late, he refused TO APOLOGIZE to the teacher.
Correct the error:
The early children are exposed to music, the more they'll enjoy it.
ANSWER:
The earlier children are exposed to music, the more they'll enjoy it.
Using all the words, rewrite the sentence in the correct order. (general truth)
up / best / ones / always / The / you /
are / who / the / friends / cheer
ANSWER:
The best friends are the ones who always cheer you up.
Rewrite the information in a double comparative using the form below:
If I speak good English, I’ll have more opportunities.
________ English I speak,
_________ opportunities ...
ANSWER:
The better English I speak,
the more opportunities I'll have.