Right or Wrong?
Vocabulary
Complete the sentence
Vocabulary (fill in the gap)
Words that are easily confused
Definition
10

We celebrated with a champagne glass.

glass of champagne

10

I like my onions finely ______.

sliced

10

They didn't ______ us for the substandard merchandise. That's fair.

charge

10

When I get home I always spend a few minutes lying down on the sofa.

Correct?

Correct

10

to speak softly so that others cannot hear (v)

whisper (v)

20

I bought a book of stories.

I bought a story book.

20

The amount of money you make annually is your 

(the total amount that is taxed)

income

20

This CV is just so _______! This person has got all the skills and experience we need.

impressive

20

He denied being there at the time of the robbery.

Correct?

Correct

20

incredibly boring (adj)

tedious (adj)

30

Julia and James's house is near here.

Right

30

I just learned how to cook eggs! I can now make you _____ or _____ eggs.

Poached, scrambled, hard-boiled, fried

30

When they get really mad at each other they always _____. I usually leave the house not to hear them.

yell

30

The affects of climate change scare me.

Correct?

Incorrect

The effects of climate change scare me.

30

someone who is not afraid to consider and discuss new ideas and who can easily talk to people who hold different beliefs

(adj)

open-minded (adj)

40

This is my son's bedroom, they both love it.

sons'

40

Wars are awful as many people get _______

and need a long time to recover.

wounded

40

We could hear the insect _______, but couldn't see it.

buzz

40

The company compromised to hiring more immigrants.

Correct?

Incorrect

Committed

40

Alternative medicine for back pain (n)

chiropractic (n)

50

She is a friend of my sister's and my general manager.

Right

50

The cat ______ and then ran away.

Cats can do this if they are in danger or angry.

hissed

50

When she made that dirty joke everyone _______.

Giggled

50

The inflation rate has gone up, it is actually 2%.

Correct?

Incorrect (it can only be correct if you are correcting someone who made a mistake)

currently


50

to remove someone from power (for example a dictator or president) (v)

 to overthrow (v)

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