Chance reminder error mistake
2 - Her main
....... to the plan is the high cost
Obstacle objection objective avoidance
3 - Would you
mind .......... the window?
Open to open opening be
open
4 - ........
the appalling weather, they managed to get to work on time
In spite
of Even though Whereas Nevertheless
5 - It took
them a long time to ....... the shock
get on get by get over get
to
6 - Everybody
........ John left on time
Apart except without exception
7 - I'll be
leaving ........
Brief lately awhile shortly
8 - The shop
has not been successful so they are going to have a closing ...... sale
Down in up off
9 - There
wasn't ........ to be done, so I left early
Everything anything nothing something
10 - He spent
ages ........ out the answer
Work to work working worked
11 - He's
very ......... about his lack of progress
worried sick worrying tired
12 - I'd
..... it if you took them with you today
rather sooner better prefer
13 - He had
an evil ..... in his eye
glint glimpse glance stare
14 - My phone
was ......... because I forgot to pay the bill
put off let off cut off set
off
15 - I've
been ringing them for ages and still haven't got .......
Through over by in
16 - ........
he did, he still found it too difficult
Even No matter Whatever Still
17 - If I
......... her, I would have told her about the party
Saw would have seen did see had
seen
18 - The shop
has a wide ...... of goods
Rate choice store range
19 - When you
come over, can you ..... me back my videos?
Bring fetch take send
Water at zero degrees centigrade starts to form Ice
If something is against the law, it is Illegal
A little word which means the opposite of out is In
The coloured liquid inside of a pen is called Ink
A small moving thing which has six legs and either
crawls, jumps, walks or flies is called an
Insect
Something used in a band that makes sound is called an Instrument
A word which means 'between countries' and is often used
in an Airport name International
Someone or something that comes from Ireland is Irish
A piece of land which is completely surrounded by water
is an Island
The opposite of outside is Inside
Select the sentence which you think is correct.
1) a He is interesting in the exhibition. b He is interested in the exhibition.
c He is interesting on the exhibition. d He is interested on the exhibition.
2) a She's going on holiday to Italy
next month.
b She's going in holiday to Italy next month. c She's going for holiday to Italy next
month.
3) a On Saturday I was shopping. b
On Saturday I went shopping.
c On Saturday I did shop.
c On Saturday I did shop.
4) a I looked at television last night. b I saw television last night.
c I watched television last night.
c I watched television last night.
5) a A babysitter looks for children. b A babysitter looks at
children.
c A babysitter looks over children. d A babysitter looks on children.
e A babysitter looks after children. f A babysitter looks in children.
c A babysitter looks over children. d A babysitter looks on children.
e A babysitter looks after children. f A babysitter looks in children.
6) a Your cake tastes well. b Your cake
tastes good.
7) a He works on the first floor. b He works in the first floor.
c He works at the first floor.
c He works at the first floor.
8) a I was cutting my finger while I was slicing
the bread.
b I cut my finger while I was slicing the bread.
c I was cutting my finger while I sliced the bread.
b I cut my finger while I was slicing the bread.
c I was cutting my finger while I sliced the bread.
9) a I'm not very interested in
physics. b I'm not
very interested at physics.
c I'm not very interested with physics.
10) a Are you afraid with dogs? b Are you afraid by dogs?
c Are you afraid for dogs? d Are you afraid of dogs?
c Are you afraid for dogs? d Are you afraid of dogs?
mal-
bad malfunction
(noun): when something does not work properly
mis-
wrong misconduct (noun):
wrong doing, bad behavior
mono-
one monologue (noun): a
dramatic performance or speech given by one actor
multi-
many multiply (verb): to
increase in number
non-
not, no nonsense (noun):
something that has no meaning or makes no sense
ob-,
oc-, of-, op- toward, against, in the way obtain
(verb): to gain or get, to get a hold of
occur
(verb): to happen, to come to mind
offer (verb): to attempt
to give, to propose, to try to hand out
oppose (verb): to be against, to stand
in the way of something
over-
excessive, above overwork
(verb): to have too much work
nasc,
nat, gnant, nai: to be born Latin, nasci
to be born nascent
(adjective) - just born
nom,
nym: name Latin,
nomen: name nominate (verb): to
name for office
nov:
new latin,
novus: new novice (noun):
a beginner or newcomer
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