strong --> noun
strength
Upper part of your leg
Thigh
I _____ to do it. It was just wrong.
refused
_____ was my friend who introduced us.
It
Correct or incorrect? (and why?)
The man who saw it happen left early and cannot be found.
Correct
short --> verb & noun
shorten & shortness
high intensity workout, forceful, energetic
adjective beginning with V
vigorous
I booked one of the biggest rooms in the hotel for our vacation. It was the honeymoon ______.
suite
____ I need is some time.
All ... or ... What
The company whose polluted the field has gone bankrupt.
(is this correct? if not why not?)
NO - it should be that, which or maybe who
but not whose
deep, wide and high
---> nouns
depth, width and height
sport played with two teams in a swimming pool - players throw balls at a goals which float
waterpolo
compromise
After you have done that, ______ ______ next is that you wait for a call.
what happens
She was late that was not a surprise.
(Is this grammatically correct?)
NO - should be which
She was late which was not a surprise.
Superman's _____ is kryptonite. It's the only thing that can harm him.
weakness
a word meaning very very small (also a homograph - pronounce it correctly)
minute
Thankfully we were not ______ by the earthquake. (verb meaning to cause a change in something - spell it correctly please).
affected
The ______ ____ she left early is she was tired.
Complete
reason why / reason that
She was late which was not surprising and made me wait for about an hour.
Is the punctuation correct here?
NO - it should have 2 commas (non-defining clause)
She was late, which was not surprising, and made me wait for about an hour.
She _______ (smoothed and pushed down) the sheets before bedtime.
flattened
another word for argument (also a homograph - pronounce it correctly)
row
Can we get a cheaper car please? This one is not exactly _______. It uses way too much petrol.
economical
The ______ ______ I spoke to was the manager.
The person (who/that) I spoke to was the manager.
She had 5 friends, all __ ___ were from France.
of whom