Right or wrong?
I don't mind to be told what to do.
Wrong. Correct: I don't mind being told what to do.
Someone who hasn't got a job.
unemployed
When some clothes look good on you, they make you pretty, they ... you.
suit
The noun from the verb 'attend'
attendance, attention, attendant
True or false? Phenomenon is a plural noun.
False. Plural is phenomena.
Why are your hands so dirty? What did you do?
Wrong. Correct: What have been doing?
A list of ingredients and instructions on how to prepare a meal.
recipe
Did you remember ... (lock) the door?
to lock
The noun from 'boring'
boredom
synonym to 'put off'
cancel
They have climbed Mount Everest.
Correct.
Extremely valuable or important, often too valuable to be measured in money.
Priceless
This is the hotel .... they stayed.
where
The negative adverb from 'appropriate'
inappropriately
A long period without rain.
drought
I didn't like the film what you recommended.
Wrong. Correct: I didn't like the film (that/which) you recommended.
The state of not being able to do anything to help yourself or others.
helplessness
I'd rather you .... (go) home.
went
A noun with a negative meaning from the verb 'believe'
misbelief
People in films who are not professional actors but can play an unimportant part, e. g. a member of the crowd.
extra
By the time I got home, mum has already cooked dinner.
Wrong. Correct: By the time I got home, mum had already cooked dinner.
Large in amount, size, or importance.
considerable
Hardly .... (arrive) home when it started raining.
had I arrived
The noun from 'sign' meaning writing your name on the line
signature
What do you call the first sentence of a paragraph?
topic sentence