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She's the most .......... paid singer in the world. HIGH
(adv.) highly
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What the ......... of Mount Everest? HIGH
(n.) height
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He has always hated ............ and preferred to go by train. FLY
(Gerund acting as a noun) flying
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She was .............. to take the pressure and was forced to quit the course. ABLE
(neg. adj.) unable
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The car was ................ destroyed in the accident. COMPLETE
(adv.) completely
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Despite the damage to the plane, it was able to land .................. SAFE
(adv.) safely
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She's very .......... and loves to paint whenever possible. ART
(adj.) artistic
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After his promotion, he became more ............ than before. POWER
(adj.) powerful
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If there is no ................ in his condition, he should see a doctor. IMPROVE
(n.) improvement
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We are sorry for any ............... caused while repairs are made to this shop. CONVENIENT
(neg. n.) inconvenience(s)
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The ........... is over 50 storeys high, with a revolving restaurant on the top floor. BUILD
(n.) building
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I don't like learning languages, but generally ............., I enjoy my English classes. SPEAK
(gerund) speaking
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He was standing ......... close to the crocodile. DANGER
(adv.) dangerously
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She was good at making ........ comments and everybody enjoyed her company. AMUSE
(adj.) amusing
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It's a .................... disease and you should get it treated immediately. HARM
(adj.) harmful
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He was ............. and had to drop out of the race. FITNESS
(neg. adj.) unfit
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The main ................. of living in a city is probably the abundance of amenities. ATTRACT
(n.) attraction
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He was wearing pyjamas and had ............. just woken up. EVIDENCE
(adv.) evidently
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We need to ............ the importance of staying fit and healthy. EMPHASIS
(inf. v.) emphasise
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One ................. way of remembering new words is to use them as much as possible. EFFECT
(adj.) effective
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Owing to the ........... of the film, we missed the last bus home. LONG
(n.) length
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You can find further .................... on our website. INFORM
(n.) information
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She has a ................ role in the film. CENTRE
(adj.) central
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The Reliant Robin was .......... most cars, as it only had 3 wheels. LIKE
(prep.) unlike
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He was standing in an ................ position and could see everything that was happening. ADVANTAGE
(adj.) advantageous
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The only ............... in staying here is that you might get bored. ADVANTAGE
(neg. n.) disadvantage
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I play the piano just for ................., not to earn money. AMUSE
(n.) amusement
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The dog looked dangerous, but in fact, it was ............. HARM
(neg. adj.) harmless
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Regular exercise helps control body weight and improves overall physical ................. FIT
(n.) fitness
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For some people, exercise can develop into a ............... obsession. DANGER
(adj.) dangerous
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A vegetarian diet is considered ............ provided it is well - balanced. BENEFIT
(adj.) beneficial
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It's a ............ painting and would cost a lot if I decided to buy it. VALUE
(adj.) valuable
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.............. before the exam, I had a terrible attack of nerves. SHORT
(adv.) shortly
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We are facing serious ............... problems and need to spend less. FINANCE
(adj.) financial
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In order to ........... SUCCESS you need ambition and ............ INTELLIGENT
(inf. v.) succeed
(n.) intelligence
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We ........ about where to go for our holiday, and so we ended up staying at home. AGREEMENT
(neg. past s. v.) disagreed
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.............. on TV are often more entertaining than the the programmes they accompany. ADVERTISE
(pl. n.) Advertisments
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.......... meat helps to preserve it. FREEZE
(gerund acting as a noun) freezing
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The only thing I share with my brother is his ............ to spend all day long doing nothing. We are both so lazy. ABLE
(n.) ability
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He was seriously .............. in the car crash. INJURE
(adj.) injured
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They found no .................. for the existence of life on other planets. EVIDENT
(n.) evidence
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On .............. of the course, please fill in a questionnaire. COMPLETE
(n.) completion
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She suffered from ............ and asked her doctor to prescribe something to help her sleep. ANXIOUS
(n.) anxiety
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The company isn't very ............. and needs to change its marketing strategy. COMPETE
(adj.) competitive
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Can you give an .................. for your constant absence from your lessons? EXPLAIN
(n.) explanation
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We wanted to go abroad for our holiday, but ............., we didn't have enough money. FORTUNE
(neg. adv.) unfortunately
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I'm afraid 4:30 is .............. for me. Can we meet at 6:00 instead? CONVENIENCE
(neg. adj.) inconvenient
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We couldn't find what we wanted in the local shop and had to look ..................... ELSE
(adv.) elsewhere
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The manager was forced to make fifteen of his ......... redundant. EMPLOY
(pl. n.) employees
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My ........... has warned me that if I don't work harder, he will fire me. EMPLOY
(n.) employer
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Some adults lack sufficient ............... and behave like children. MATURE
(n.) maturity
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Many people think that photographers have an ............... job. ATTRACT
(adj.) attractive
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Her ................ weren't very severe and didn't require hospital treatment. INJURE
(pl. n.) injuries
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It's important for films to help raise ................ of environmental issues. AWARE
(n.) awareness
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She's an ............ important person and you should treat her with respect. EXTREME
(adv.) extremely
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She's an ................. person and hopes to be the director of the company within five years. AMBITION
(adj.) ambitious
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He was extrememly .................. when he discovered that he had failed the exam. APPOINT
(neg. adj.) disappointed
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The audience applauded enthusiastically after the actors' ................ performance. ORDINARY
(adj.) extraordinary
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So far, ............ research has failed to provide evidence of ghosts. SCIENCE
(adj.) scientific
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He has to go ............... his job takes him. WHERE
(adv.) wherever
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He lacks respect because he's considered so .......... for his age. MATURITY
(neg. adj.) immature
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The ............... from London to Singapore takes about twelve hours. FLY
(n.) flight
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Before ............ were invented, food quickly turned bad. FREEZE
(pl. n.) freezers
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Her job is to look after the ............ and comfort of the passengers. SAFE
(n.) safety
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She seemed ........... of the danger and continued walking towards the elephant. AWARENESS
(neg. adj.) unaware
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They organised an ................. campaign to promote their product. ADVERTISE
(adj.) advertising
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Her first novel was ................. successful and she became a millionnaire overnight. INCREDIBLE
(adv.) incredibly
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The Kalahari Desert experiences some of the ............ rainfall in the world. LOW
(superl. adj.) lowest
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I don't think your behaviour is ............... and you ought to apologise to him. REASON
(adj.) reasonable
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The film wasn't particularly .............. and we left before it ended. ENJOY
(adj.) enjoyable
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My job is very ................ STRESS and ................. DEMAND , so I'm considering leaving.
(adjs.) stressful, demanding
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.............. I'd like to help you, but I'm too busy. NATURE
(adv.) Naturally
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Bob is very ................ and is always playing sports. ENERGY
(adj.) energetic
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If you need to see the manager, you'll need to make an ................. APPOINT
(n.) appointment
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At some point, he was probably the ......... man in the world. WEALTH
(superl. adj.) wealthiest
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After a long ..............., we all agreed we needed a holiday. DISCUSS
(n.) discussion
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............. for the job are required to fill in a form describing their work experience. APPLY
(pl. n.) applicants
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He was ............ late for his classes and, as a result, didn't learn very much. FREQUENT
(adv.) frequently
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The school has a lot of afternoon ................ such as swimming and horse riding. ACTIVE
(pl. n.) activities
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He is regarded as one of the best ............. in the world. ACT
(pl. n.) actors
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I find her ................ intolerable. BEHAVE
(n.) behaviour
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He didn't get the job because he was told he lacked sufficient .................... CONFIDENT
(n.) confidence
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People think he's stupid, but ................., he is very intelligent. ACTUAL
(adv.) actually
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She is deaf, but refuses to let her ........... prevent her from doing what she wants to do. ABLE
(neg. n.) disability
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The teacher stressed the ............. of coming on time to class. IMPORTANT
(n.) importance
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This is the ........... pizza I've ever eaten! TASTE
(superl. adj.) tastiest
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He left his job because he couldn't handle the ............. PRESS
(n.) pressure
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Our ............. of the world is largely based on what we see on television. KNOW
(n.) knowledge
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In some villages, the ............... have to walk three miles to get water. INHABIT
(pl. n.) inhabitants
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I couldn't help .............. that one of his legs was shorter than the other. NOTE
(gerund) noticing
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I .......... go to the cinema; once or twice a year at most. RARE
(adv.) rarely
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Despite his unfriendly ..................... he is a really nice person. APPEAR
(n.) appearance
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After .............. breaking into the bank, the robbers began taking the money. SUCCESS
(adv.) successfully
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The ............. part of the country is mainly agricultural. SOUTH
(adj.) southern
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When he was released from prison, it took him some time to get used to his newfound .................. FREE
(n.) freedom
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He's very ................ about German literature. KNOW
(adj.) knowledgeable