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Miss, Lose and Loss

September 13, 2024 - A2pdf

Fill in the blanks with miss or lose.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1The batsman ............... the ball.
Wrong!
To miss the ball is to fail to hit the ball. To lose something is to no longer have the possession of something. If the batsman lost the ball, it means he no longer possesses the ball.
2As we were late, we ............... the start of the movie.
Wrong!
3This is your only chance. Don't ............... it.
Wrong!
To miss an opportunity is to fail to make use of it. Either could be used here with slightly different meanings.
4I can't afford to ............... another deadline.
Wrong!
5When did you first ............... the ornaments?
Wrong!
6When I was in boarding school, I ............... my parents a lot.
Wrong!
7She threw the chair at me but ...............
Wrong!
8After three ..............., he gave up trying to hit the target.
Wrong!
9I think you ............... my meaning.
Wrong!
10We cannot afford to ............... a million dollars.
Wrong!
11The ............... of her purse caused her much inconvenience.
Wrong!
12We ............... our way in the storm.
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/12

Answers

  1. The batsman missed the ball.
  2. As we were late, we missed the start of the movie.
  3. This is your only chance. Don’t Either could be used here it.
  4. I can’t afford to miss another deadline.
  5. When did you first miss the ornaments?
  6. When I was in boarding school, I missed my parents a lot.
  7. She threw the chair at me but missed
  8. After three misses, he gave up trying to hit the target.
  9. I think you missed my meaning.
  10. We cannot afford to lose a million dollars.
  11. The loss of her purse caused her much inconvenience.
  12. We lost our way in the storm.
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