adj. continuing without interruption
angered, aroused
inflammable
creep, crawl
scurry
We already received(much / plenty of) information about the situation.
plenty of
6. Most people prefer bosses who (are / they are) formal rather than friendly
are
adj. most important; major; eventual; basic
ultimate
obtain, bring about
procure
unusual, unconventional
orthodox
Several people called me yesterday.
(a lot of / few)
a lot of
I need to find the guy that (bought / I bought) this computer from
I bought
v. to make explanations for one's behavior
rationalize
flinch, shrink
wince
flood, deluge
iota
How is your attendence rate? Have you attended (every / each) single English class, or have you missed some of them?
every
Do you remember the strike that (happened / it happened) last year?
happened
v. to hurt someone's feelings deeply
mortify
immediately, at the moment
at once
forced, unwilling
spontaneous
Not (all / every) students were exempt from the exam
all
It was a show that (was / I am) not likely to forget
I am
Cunning or deceit in dealing with others
guile
start out, begin
embark
shallow, not so deep
profound
The jury decided the men were innocent. In other words, (neither / either) one was guilty of the crime
neither
I got to see some people that (hadn't / I hadn't) seen in a long time
I hadn't