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Grateful, Gratitude, Gratuitous | English Vocabulary Exercise

October 19, 2024 - A2pdf

Fill in the blanks with gratitude, gratuitous, grateful or ingratitude.

Grateful means thankful or deeply appreciative.

Gratification means satisfaction or enjoyment.

To gratify is to satisfy.

Gratitude is another word for gratefulness.

Gratuitous means uncalled for or unwarranted.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1. I am ........................ for your help.
Wrong!
2. Feeding helpless animals gives me tremendous .................................
Wrong!
3. Winning the contract ................................. the manager.
Wrong!
4. The ................................ of his greed made him corrupt.
Wrong!
5. The candy ............................. my sweet tooth.
Wrong!
6. I do not have enough words to express my ................................
Wrong!
7. His .............................. insult made me really angry.
Wrong!
8. We are .......................... for the ................................... help we have received from all corners.
Wrong!
9. They raised him with great love and affection but he paid them back with ..................................
Wrong!
10. No matter what we do for her, she is always ..................................
Wrong!
11. His ................................ made his foster parents unhappy.
Wrong!
12. ……………………….. people tend to pass blame.
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/12

Answers

  1. I am grateful for your help.
  2. Feeding helpless animals gives me tremendous gratification.
  3. Winning the contract gratified the manager.
  4. The gratification of his greed made him corrupt.
  5. The candy gratified my sweet tooth.
  6. I do not have enough words to express my gratitude.
  7. His gratuitous insult made me really angry.
  8. We are grateful for the gratuitous help we have received from all corners.
  9. They raised him with great love and affection but he paid them back with ingratitude.
  10. No matter what we do for her, she is always ungrateful.
  11. His ingratitude made his foster parents unhappy.
  12. Ungrateful people tend to pass blame.
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