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Old 18-Aug-2007, 14:36
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Complete the following sentences with a word formed from the one in Capitals shown below:

COMMUNICATE
TROUBLE
IRRITATE
PERMIT
PRISON
DEPEND
PERSON
REPLACEMENT
APPLY
LUCK


1) There was no ........... with the areas of the country hit by the earthquake.
My Answer: Communication

2) The two prisoners were the most ........ of the lot.
My Answer: Troubling

3) Tim had the very .......... habit of biting his nails.
My Answer: Irritating

4) Compared to thirty years ago, today's society is very ..........
My Answer: Permessive

5) After ten years on the run, he was arrested and ..........
My Answer: Imprison

6) At sixteen years of age a young man is still ....... on his parents.
My Answer: Depending

7) The general's .......... was so strong that nobody dared disobey him.
My Answer: Personality

8) The cooker was so old that we had to ........... it.
My Answer: Replace

9) The closing date for ...... for the post of clerk was fast approaching.
My Answer: Apply

10) He was very ......... not to have broken his neck afte the fall.
My Answer: Lucky


Can someone give me some feedback please thanks alot.
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Old 18-Aug-2007, 14:44
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Good job!

These need more work:

4) Compared to thirty years ago, today's society is very ..........
My Answer: Permessive

6) At sixteen years of age a young man is still ....... on his parents.
My Answer: Depending

9) The closing date for ...... for the post of clerk was fast approaching.
My Answer: Apply
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Old 18-Aug-2007, 17:28
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It means that these three are wrong?
Thank you alot for your help
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Old 18-Aug-2007, 17:29
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Yes, those three are wrong.


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Correction

Thank you a lot, not alot. A lot is two words, not one. You can put a whole 'nother word inside; e.g., thank you a whole lot.
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Originally Posted by nunudada View Post
Complete the following sentences with a word formed from the one in Capitals shown below:

COMMUNICATE
TROUBLE
IRRITATE
PERMIT
PRISON
DEPEND
PERSON
REPLACEMENT
APPLY
LUCK


1) There was no ........... with the areas of the country hit by the earthquake.
My Answer: Communication

2) The two prisoners were the most ........ of the lot.
My Answer: Troubling

3) Tim had the very .......... habit of biting his nails.
My Answer: Irritating

4) Compared to thirty years ago, today's society is very ..........
My Answer: Permessive

5) After ten years on the run, he was arrested and ..........
My Answer: Imprison

6) At sixteen years of age a young man is still ....... on his parents.
My Answer: Depending

7) The general's .......... was so strong that nobody dared disobey him.
My Answer: Personality

8) The cooker was so old that we had to ........... it.
My Answer: Replace

9) The closing date for ...... for the post of clerk was fast approaching.
My Answer: Apply

10) He was very ......... not to have broken his neck after the fall.
My Answer: Lucky


Can someone give me some feedback please thanks alot.
1- correct
2 - troublesome [or troubling as you said]
3 - correct
4 permissive
5 imprisoned
6 dependable
7,8 - correct
9 applying
10 correct

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Hi Casiopea

I`d choose troublesome for the second sentence. In my opinion there should be "imprisoned" instead of "imprison". I am not sure if my answer for the ninth sentence is correct. Should I use applying or application? I think that applying is correct. Am I wrong?

Thank you very much in advance.
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Thanks a lot for your help and advice.
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Hi Casiopea

I`d choose troublesome for the second sentence.
teia, let the poster work out the answers. Please do not give the answers, even if you think they're the right ones.
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Hi Casiopea
I`m sorry for having answered the post but I was trying to check my knowledge ,as well.

All the best.
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