Many people usually _____ most of their time online on various social media platforms. (spend)
spend
To return to something: come _____
come back
Verb: analyze
Noun: _____
analysis (analyzation)
Almost people like pizza.
Most people like pizza.
Almost all people like pizza.
Our baseball team's pitcher has a few [eccentric] habits, such as throwing exactly thirteen warm-up pitches and never wearing socks. A) normal B) strange C) messy
B) strange
They haven't decided yet, but I'm sure Rosa ______ the job, she has a lot of experience. (get)
will get
To discover something: find _____
find out
Noun: identification Verb: ______
identify
The woman lives next door is a mechanic.
...woman who lives
After the heavy rain, the stream became [murky]; in fact, the water was so cloudy you couldn't see the bottom. A) hazy B) bottomless C) clear
A) hazy
I __________ a shower when you called me. (take)
was taking
To place something on yourself: put ______
There were only two loafs of bread left at the bakery.
...two loaves of
The [debris] on the stadium floor included numerous ticket stubs and cigarette butts. A) products B) papers C) trash
C) trash
The office was very quiet when I arrived, everybody _____ to lunch. (go)
had gone
To collect something, like a book from the library: pick ____
pick up
However, the words of the opera should be singing rather than spoken.
The coach takes every opportunity to [censure] his players, yet he ignores every opportunity to praise them. A) approve of B) criticize C) choose
B) criticize
Next month, my parents ____________ together for 30 years. (be)
will have been
To extinguish something, like a fire: put ____
put out
Verb: symbolize Adjective: _____.
symbolic / symbolical
The singers are accompanied by a musical team ranges from a small instrumental ensemble to a full symphonic orchestra.
...team which ranges from
The newlyweds agreed to be very [frugal] in their shopping because they wanted to buy a house.
A) economical B) wasteful C) reasonable
A) economical