E 1 … remarkable
… remarkable
… She made a remarkable recovery.
… His talent is truly remarkable.
… remarkable
/ remarkable
… She made a remarkable recovery.
/ She made a remarkable recovery.
… His talent is truly remarkable.
/ His talent is truly remarkable.
E 2 … slight
… slight
… There’s a slight chance of rain.
… He felt a slight pain in his arm.
… slight
/ slight
… There’s a slight chance of rain.
/ There’s a slight chance of rain.
… He felt a slight pain in his arm.
/ He felt a slight pain in his arm.
E 3 … smart
… smart
… That was a smart decision.
… She looks smart in that suit.
… smart
/ smart
… That was a smart decision.
/ That was a smart decision.
… She looks smart in that suit.
/ She looks smart in that suit.
E 4 … specific
… specific
… Please give a specific example.
… He has no specific plans yet.
… specific
/ specific
… Please give a specific example.
/ Please give a specific example.
… He has no specific plans yet.
/ He has no specific plans yet.
E 5 … technical
… technical
… This is a technical issue.
… She has strong technical skills.
… technical
/ technical
… This is a technical issue.
/ This is a technical issue.
… She has strong technical skills.
/ She has strong technical skills.
E 6 … typical
… typical
… That’s a typical mistake.
… He’s a typical teenager.
… typical
/ typical
… That’s a typical mistake.
/ That’s a typical mistake.
… He’s a typical teenager.
/ He’s a typical teenager.
E 7 … universal
… universal
… Music is a universal language.
… The idea has universal appeal.
… universal
/ universal
… Music is a universal language.
/ Music is a universal language.
… The idea has universal appeal.
/ The idea has universal appeal.
E 8 … largely
… largely
… The success was largely due to her.
… The event was largely peaceful.
… largely
/ largely
… The success was largely due to her.
/ The success was largely due to her.
… The event was largely peaceful.
/ The event was largely peaceful.
E 9 … necessarily
… necessarily
… That’s not necessarily true.
… More money doesn’t necessarily mean more happiness.
… necessarily
/ necessarily
… That’s not necessarily true.
/ That’s not necessarily true.
… More money doesn’t necessarily mean more happiness.
/ More money doesn’t necessarily mean more happiness.
E 10 … obviously
… obviously
… Obviously, he’s not ready.
… She was obviously upset.
… obviously
/ obviously
… Obviously, he’s not ready.
/ Obviously, he’s not ready.
… She was obviously upset.
/ She was obviously upset.
E 11 … slightly
… slightly
… The price increased slightly.
… He moved slightly to the left.
… slightly
/ slightly
… The price increased slightly.
/ The price increased slightly.
… He moved slightly to the left.
/ He moved slightly to the left.
E 12 … somehow
… somehow
… Somehow, we finished on time.
… She looked familiar somehow.
… somehow
/ somehow
… Somehow, we finished on time.
/ Somehow, we finished on time.
… She looked familiar somehow.
/ She looked familiar somehow.
E 13 … somewhat
… somewhat
… I’m somewhat tired today.
… The results were somewhat surprising.
… somewhat
/ somewhat
… I’m somewhat tired today.
/ I’m somewhat tired today.
… The results were somewhat surprising.
/ The results were somewhat surprising.
E 14 … virtually
… virtually
… The room was virtually empty.
… He’s virtually unknown in Japan.
… virtually
/ virtually
… The room was virtually empty.
/ The room was virtually empty.
… He’s virtually unknown in Japan.
/ He’s virtually unknown in Japan.
E 15 … widely
… widely
… The book is widely read.
… She is widely respected.
… widely
/ widely
… The book is widely read.
/ The book is widely read.
… She is widely respected.
/ She is widely respected.
E 16 … wherever
… wherever
… I’ll follow you wherever you go.
… Sit wherever you like.
… wherever
/ wherever
… I’ll follow you wherever you go.
/ I’ll follow you wherever you go.
… Sit wherever you like.
/ Sit wherever you like.
E 17 … gear
… gear
… He packed his camping gear.
… Shift the gear to drive.
… gear
/ gear
… He packed his camping gear.
/ He packed his camping gear.
… Shift the gear to drive.
/ Shift the gear to drive.
E 18 … partly
… partly
… The delay was partly my fault.
… It’s partly cloudy today.
… partly
/ partly
… The delay was partly my fault.
/ The delay was partly my fault.
… It’s partly cloudy today.
/ It’s partly cloudy today.
E 19 … dealer
… dealer
… He’s a car dealer.
… The dealer offered a discount.
… dealer
/ dealer
… He’s a car dealer.
/ He’s a car dealer.
… The dealer offered a discount.
/ The dealer offered a discount.
E 20 … leap
… leap
… She took a leap over the puddle.
… It was a big leap in technology.
… leap
/ leap
… She took a leap over the puddle.
/ She took a leap over the puddle.
… It was a big leap in technology.
/ It was a big leap in technology.
E 21 … appoint
… appoint
… They appointed her as manager.
… He was appointed to the board.
… appoint
/ appoint
… They appointed her as manager.
/ They appointed her as manager.
… He was appointed to the board.
/ He was appointed to the board.
E 22 … childhood
… childhood
… He spent his childhood in Kyoto.
… Childhood memories are precious.
… childhood
/ childhood
… He spent his childhood in Kyoto.
/ He spent his childhood in Kyoto.
… Childhood memories are precious.
/ Childhood memories are precious.
E 23 … gay
… gay
… He came out as gay.
… They support gay rights.
… gay
/ gay
… He came out as gay.
/ He came out as gay.
… They support gay rights.
/ They support gay rights.
E 24 … elect
… elect
… She was elected president.
… Citizens elect their leaders.
… elect
/ elect
… She was elected president.
/ She was elected president.
… Citizens elect their leaders.
/ Citizens elect their leaders.
E 25 … ally
… ally
… The country is a strong ally.
… She allied herself with the opposition.
… ally
/ ally
… The country is a strong ally.
/ The country is a strong ally.
… She allied herself with the opposition.
/ She allied herself with the opposition.
E 26 … install
… install
… Please install the new software.
… They installed solar panels.
… install
/ install
… Please install the new software.
/ Please install the new software.
… They installed solar panels.
/ They installed solar panels.
E 27 … armed
… armed
… The guards were armed.
… He entered the bank armed with a knife.
… armed
/ armed
… The guards were armed.
/ The guards were armed.
… He entered the bank armed with a knife.
/ He entered the bank armed with a knife.
E 28 … negotiate
… negotiate
… They negotiated a peace deal.
… We need to negotiate the price.
… negotiate
/ negotiate
… They negotiated a peace deal.
/ They negotiated a peace deal.
… We need to negotiate the price.
/ We need to negotiate the price.
E 29 … nowhere
… nowhere
… The key is nowhere to be found.
… He had nowhere to go.
… nowhere
/ nowhere
… The key is nowhere to be found.
/ The key is nowhere to be found.
… He had nowhere to go.
/ He had nowhere to go.
E 30 … pregnant
… pregnant
… She’s five months pregnant.
… The cat is pregnant.
… pregnant
/ pregnant
… She’s five months pregnant.
/ She’s five months pregnant.
… The cat is pregnant.
/ The cat is pregnant.
E 31 … clue
… clue
… The detective found a clue.
… I have no clue what to do.
… clue
/ clue
… The detective found a clue.
/ The detective found a clue.
… I have no clue what to do.
/ I have no clue what to do.
E 32 … counter
… counter
… He leaned on the kitchen counter.
… She countered his argument.
… counter
/ counter
… He leaned on the kitchen counter.
/ He leaned on the kitchen counter.
… She countered his argument.
/ She countered his argument.
E 33 … yield
… yield
… The farm yields fresh vegetables.
… He refused to yield to pressure.
… yield
/ yield
… The farm yields fresh vegetables.
/ The farm yields fresh vegetables.
… He refused to yield to pressure.
/ He refused to yield to pressure.
E 34 … radical
… radical
… They proposed a radical change.
… Her ideas are quite radical.
… radical
/ radical
… They proposed a radical change.
/ They proposed a radical change.
… Her ideas are quite radical.
/ Her ideas are quite radical.
E 35 … implement
… implement
… We need to implement the new policy.
… The system was successfully implemented.
… implement
/ implement
… We need to implement the new policy.
/ We need to implement the new policy.
… The system was successfully implemented.
/ The system was successfully implemented.
E 36 … stable
… stable
… The economy is stable now.
… She has a stable job.
… stable
/ stable
… The economy is stable now.
/ The economy is stable now.
… She has a stable job.
/ She has a stable job.
E 37 … advocate
… advocate
… He’s an advocate for human rights.
… She advocates for better education.
… advocate
/ advocate
… He’s an advocate for human rights.
/ He’s an advocate for human rights.
… She advocates for better education.
/ She advocates for better education.
E 38 … consistent
… consistent
… Her results are consistent.
… He’s consistent in his efforts.
… consistent
/ consistent
… Her results are consistent.
/ Her results are consistent.
… He’s consistent in his efforts.
/ He’s consistent in his efforts.
E 39 … via
… via
… I sent the message via email.
… We traveled to Osaka via Kyoto.
… via
/ via
… I sent the message via email.
/ I sent the message via email.
… We traveled to Osaka via Kyoto.
/ We traveled to Osaka via Kyoto.
E 40 … withdraw
… withdraw
… He decided to withdraw from the race.
… She withdrew her application.
… withdraw
/ withdraw
… He decided to withdraw from the race.
/ He decided to withdraw from the race.
… She withdrew her application.
/ She withdrew her application.
E 41 … depression
… depression
… He struggled with depression for years.
… The country faced a severe economic depression.
… depression
/ depression
… He struggled with depression for years.
/ He struggled with depression for years.
… The country faced a severe economic depression.
/ The country faced a severe economic depression.
E 42 … attribute
… attribute
… She attributes her success to hard work.
… Kindness is a valuable attribute.
… attribute
/ attribute
… She attributes her success to hard work.
/ She attributes her success to hard work.
… Kindness is a valuable attribute.
/ Kindness is a valuable attribute.
E 43 … typically
… typically
… He typically arrives early.
… That’s typically how she reacts.
… typically
/ typically
… He typically arrives early.
/ He typically arrives early.
… That’s typically how she reacts.
/ That’s typically how she reacts.
E 44 … enhance
… enhance
… This feature enhances performance.
… The course enhanced my skills.
… enhance
/ enhance
… This feature enhances performance.
/ This feature enhances performance.
… The course enhanced my skills.
/ The course enhanced my skills.
E 45 … mystery
… mystery
… The story is full of mystery.
… Her disappearance remains a mystery.
… mystery
/ mystery
… The story is full of mystery.
/ The story is full of mystery.
… Her disappearance remains a mystery.
/ Her disappearance remains a mystery.
E 46 … restore
… restore
… They restored the old building.
… Peace was restored after the conflict.
… restore
/ restore
… They restored the old building.
/ They restored the old building.
… Peace was restored after the conflict.
/ Peace was restored after the conflict.
E 47 … airline
… airline
… The airline canceled the flight.
… Which airline are you flying with?
… airline
/ airline
… The airline canceled the flight.
/ The airline canceled the flight.
… Which airline are you flying with?
/ Which airline are you flying with?
E 48 … shortly
… shortly
… The train will arrive shortly.
… She’ll be here shortly.
… shortly
/ shortly
… The train will arrive shortly.
/ The train will arrive shortly.
… She’ll be here shortly.
/ She’ll be here shortly.
E 49 … calculate
… calculate
… Can you calculate the total cost?
… He calculated the distance.
… calculate
/ calculate
… Can you calculate the total cost?
/ Can you calculate the total cost?
… He calculated the distance.
/ He calculated the distance.
E 50 … detect
… detect
… The sensor detects movement.
… Doctors detected the disease early.
… detect
/ detect
… The sensor detects movement.
/ The sensor detects movement.
… Doctors detected the disease early.
/ Doctors detected the disease early.
