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Love, Lovely, Lovable Exercise

September 12, 2024 A2pdf

Fill in the blanks.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1Isn't that the most ............... puppy?
Wrong!
"Lovable" means easy to love, so it is the best adjective to describe the puppy.
2The couple swore undying ...............
Wrong!
"Love" is the noun used in the fixed phrase "undying love."
3She felt a great ............... for her parents and her country.
Wrong!
"Love" is the noun for a deep feeling toward people or a country.
4He has always had a ............... for good food.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
"Love" and "liking" are both natural nouns after "a" in this sentence.
5The theatre was his first ...............
Wrong!
"Love" is the noun used in the expression "first love."
6I have always ............... opera.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
"Loved" and "liked" are both correct past participles after "have always."
7What a ............... dress!
Wrong!
"Lovely" means beautiful or very pleasant, so it describes the dress.
8She is a ............... person.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
"Lovely" and "lovable" can both describe a person, with slightly different meanings.
9We had a ............... time at the party.
Wrong!
"Lovely" means very pleasant, so it fits the phrase "a lovely time."
10What a ............... smile you have got!
Wrong!
"Lovely" means beautiful or attractive, so it describes a smile.
11She wore a ............... long dress.
Wrong!
"Lovely" describes the attractive appearance of the long dress.
12She is such a ............... girl. She is kind to everyone.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
"Lovely" and "lovable" both fit because her kindness makes her pleasant and easy to love.

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Answers

  1. Isn’t that the most lovable puppy?
  2. The couple swore undying love
  3. She felt a great love for her parents and her country.
  4. He has always had a love / liking for good food.
  5. The theatre was his first love
  6. I have always loved / liked opera.
  7. What a lovely dress!
  8. She is a lovely / lovable person.
  9. We had a lovely time at the party.
  10. What a lovely smile you have got!
  11. She wore a lovely long dress.
  12. She is such a lovely / lovable girl. She is kind to everyone.

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