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Approve, Disapprove, Oppose, Object | English Vocabulary Exercise

May 14, 2024 - A2pdf

Fill in the blanks.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1I ............... to smoking.
Wrong!
It could be 'I oppose smoking' or 'I object to smoking'.
2I ............... to the motion and will vote against it.
Wrong!
3My parents ............... of my decision to change jobs.
Wrong!
If you disapprove of something, you do not like it.
4My wife ............... to my quitting the job.
Wrong!
5My parents ............... of my living alone.
Wrong!
Of the given options, only disapprove is followed by of.
6Many people ............... the project.
Wrong!
People lack the authority to approve a project. However, they can approve of a project.
7The committee ............... the proposal.
Wrong!
Committees have the authority to approve proposals.
8Many of the panelists were ............... to the idea.
Wrong!
Be opposed is followed by to.
9I object ............... now.
Wrong!
10I have no objection ............... the scheme.
Wrong!
11Her parents do not ............... her boyfriend.
Wrong!
If you do not approve of somebody, you do not like them.
12The radical economic reforms were ............... by the parliament.
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/12

Answers

  1. I object to smoking.
  2. I object to the motion and will vote against it.
  3. My parents disapproved of my decision to change jobs.
  4. My wife objected to my quitting the job.
  5. My parents disapproved of my living alone.
  6. Many people opposed the project.
  7. The committee approved the proposal.
  8. Many of the panelists were opposed to the idea.
  9. I object to leaving now.
  10. I have no objection to the scheme.
  11. Her parents do not approve of her boyfriend.
  12. The radical economic reforms were approved by the parliament.
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