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English Vocabulary Exercise

December 5, 2021 - A2pdf

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1He did not ............... to my letter.
Wrong!
The verb after "did not" is "respond".
2I don’t think there is any ............... for you to come again.
Wrong!
The noun after "any" is "necessity".
3Though his early attempts were not ..............., he did not lose heart.
Wrong!
The adjective after "were not" is "successful".
4What a ............... performance!
Wrong!
The adjective describing "performance" is "fascinating".
5The master’s ............... had a great effect on his disciple.
Wrong!
The noun used as the subject is "exhortation".
6The government should take the ............... to help poor people displaced by natural calamities.
Wrong!
The fixed expression is "take the initiative".
7The lawyer was not able to ............... his arguments.
Wrong!
The verb after "able to" is "substantiate".
8He completed the work to the ............... of his boss.
Wrong!
The phrase is "to the" satisfaction "of".
9What I like the most about you is your ...............
Wrong!
The noun after "your" is "simplicity".
10I have no ............... towards anyone.
Wrong!
The plural noun in "have no hostilities towards" is "hostilities".
11He has ............... expertise in building low-cost homes.
Wrong!
The adjective meaning "large in amount" is "considerable".
12I pay them an ............... visit.
Wrong!
The adjective before "visit" is "occasional".
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  1. He did not respond to my letter.
  2. I don’t think there is any necessity for you to come again.
  3. Though his early attempts were not successful, he did not lose heart.
  4. What a fascinating performance!
  5. The master’s exhortation had a great effect on his disciple.
  6. The government should take the initiative to help poor people displaced by natural calamities.
  7. The lawyer was not able to substantiate his arguments.
  8. He completed the work to the satisfaction of his boss.
  9. What I like the most about you is your simplicity.
  10. I have no hostilities towards anyone.
  11. He has considerable expertise in building low-cost homes.
  12. I pay them an occasional visit.
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