synonyms - test-30

Synonyms - Vocabulary Test
General English Grammar Questions and Answers


1. Pick the correct Synonym :
Hook


2. Pick the correct Synonym :
Aplomb


3. Pick the correct Synonym :
Itinerant


4. Pick the correct Synonym :
Dither


5. Pick the correct Synonym :
Optimistic



6. Pick the correct Synonym :
Anchorite


7. Pick the correct Synonym :
Abase


8. Pick the correct Synonym :
Abandon


9. Pick the correct Synonym :
Paddock


10. Pick the correct Synonym :
Heresy


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  • Women compete between USA and UK in Wightman Cup - Sport ? . Answer ..
    • Basic English Usage
  • We use bring for movements to the place where the speaker or hearer is. We use take for movements to other places.
    Compare:
      This is a nice restaur;:: - s 'or bringing me here.
      Lets have another dnnt. and then I'll take you home.
      (NOT . . . and then I'll bring you home-:)
      (on the phone) Can we come and see you next weekend? We'll bring a picnic.
      Let's go and see the Robinsons next weekend. We can take a picnic.
  • We can use bring for a movement to a place where the speaker or listener was or will be. Compare:
      'Where are those papers I asked for?' 'I brought them to you when you were in Mr Allen's office. Don't you remember?'
      I took the papers to John's office.
      Can you bring the car to my house tomorrow?
      Can you take the car to the garage tomorrow?
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    Prepositions