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Confusable Words: Emigrate, Immigrant and Implication Exercise

December 8, 2021 B1pdf

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1Flour is made ............... wheat.
Wrong!
Use "from" when the original material changes into a different form.
2He got little ............... for his work.
Wrong!
A "reward" is something given for work, help, or good behaviour.
3I was deeply ............... by their kindness.
Wrong!
The verb "affected" means influenced or moved emotionally.
4Engineers have found several ............... for this theory in everyday technology.
Wrong!
Here "applications" means practical uses of a theory.
5I could not understand the ............... of his statement.
Wrong!
Here "implications" means meanings or conclusions suggested by the statement.
6People ............... when they cannot find enough job opportunities in their native place.
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People "emigrate" when they leave their own country to live elsewhere.
7............... face many problems in their adopted country.
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"Immigrants" are people who have come to live in another country.
8You never ............... to amaze me.
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"Cease" means stop, as in never stop amazing someone.
9Kerala is on the west ............... of India.
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The "coast" is the land beside the sea.
10He is ............... to working hard.
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"Accustomed" means used to something familiar or regular.
11Metals ............... on heating.
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Metals "expand" when they become larger with heat.
12They are still ............... the demise of their leader.
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"Mourning" means expressing sorrow after someone has died.

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  1. Flour is made from wheat.
  2. He got little reward for his work.
  3. I was deeply affected by their kindness.
  4. Engineers have found several applications for this theory in everyday technology.
  5. I could not understand the implications of his statement.
  6. People emigrate when they cannot find enough job opportunities in their native place.
  7. Immigrants face many problems in their adopted country.
  8. You never cease to amaze me.
  9. Kerala is on the west coast of India.
  10. He is accustomed to working hard.
  11. Metals expand on heating.
  12. They are still mourning the demise of their leader.

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