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Learn, Relax and Enjoy - 28



1)I couldn't tell _______________ she was serious or not.  Whether           weather


2) ____________ are too many possible answers to this question. They're  There     Their
3)  _________ going to help me with this?  Whose                 Who's
4) Reading that book had a peculiar _______________ on Evelyn.    Effect            affect
5)I am completely _________________ in this course.     Uninterested         disinterested
6)I'm afraid she's going to _____________ her grandmother's wedding band.  Loose          lose
7)My mother has been _______________ in bed all morning.  Lieing         laying                        lying
8)She has apparently found it difficult to ___________ the circumstances. Accept         except
9)She apparently doesn't care about ___________ origins in antiquity.  it's           its      
10)It's usually hotter __________ this in July.   than    then
11)The politicians can't seem to find an appropriate ___________ for the new community college.      cite               sight                        site
12)I've never known the library to be _____________ this quiet.  quite           quiet      quit



HEAD HEAL TEAL  TELL   TALL   TAIL
1)Change BREAD into TOAST in seven moves.
BREAD-BREAK-BLEAK-BLEAT-BLEST-BLAST-BOAST-TOAST.
2)Change SICK into WELL in four moves.
SICK-SILK-SILL-WILL-WELL.
3)Change RICH into POOR in six moves.
RICH-RICK-ROCK-ROOK-BOOK-BOOR-POOR.
4)Change GRASS into GREEN in seven moves.
GRASS-CRASS-CRESS-TRESS-TREES-TREED-GREED-GREEN.
5)Change TREE into WOOD in eight moves.
TREE-FREE-FLEE-FLED-FEED-WEED-WELD-WOLD-WOOD or
TREE-FREE-FLEE-FLED-FEED-FEND-FOND-FOOD-WOOD.
6)Change HATE into LOVE in three moves.
HATE-HAVE-LAVE-LOVE or HATE-HAVE-HOVE-LOVE.
7)Change BLACK into WHITE in seven moves.
BLACK-BLANK-BLINK-CLINK-CHINK-CHINE-WHINE-WHITE

Homophones
1)One word means kind; the other means searched for: sort/sought.
2)One means excluded; the other is a poet: barred/bard.
3)One word is a day; the other is a sweet: Sunday/sundae.
4)One word means pursued; the other means pure: chased/chaste.
5)One word means a woolly South American animal; the other means a Buddhist monk in Tibet or Mongolia: llama/lama.
6)These are the names of two particular people; one is a macho man; the other is a poet: Rambo/Rimbaud.

The Universal Concept of Life
We all know that life is transitory. It is a bubble. It is full of happenings. If  you were asked to choose an option from the choices given below, Which option suits your opinion  best and why ? 
Life is like a Marathon                           Life is like a Garden
Life is like a Box of Chocolates           Life is like Fishing
Life is like Sky Diving                            Life is like a Balloon
Life is like Flowing Water                     Life is like a Dream
Life is a Nightmare                                Life is a Mixed Fruit Juice
Life is like Honey


orthodox (adjective): holding conventional beliefs - I don't know if my interpretation of that book is orthodox or not.
dogma (noun): an established opinion - Some people find the dogma associated with that organization disturbing.
paradox (noun): a statement that seems to contradict itself but contains some truth - The paradox of the matter is that I want to see the opera but I also want to stay home.
decorate (verb): to make something look attractive or suitable - Linda decorated her apartment with paintings and plants.
decent (adjective): conforming to standards, good, kind - This magazine contains a decent article on home improvement.
dignity (noun): quality of being worthy, noble, honored - I haven't yet had the dignity and honor of being grand marshall of the parade.
conduct (verb, noun): v. to lead or guide, n. a person's behavior –
Jared was conducted into the doctor's office by the nurse.
Arnelle's conduct was inexcusable and she should apologize to the class.
educate (verb): to train, to provide schooling for - The school tries to educate its students to be productive members of society.
induct (verb): to install in office or to enroll in military service - Mindy was inducted into the army last month.
deduct (verb): to subtract - The salesperson deducted five dollars off the purchase price of the radio.
deduce (verb): to make a decision or draw a conclusion by reasoning - I deduced from the trail of crumbs and the empty milk carton that the children were home.
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