T 1 … Arctic
… Arctic
… The Arctic is melting rapidly.
… Arctic animals are endangered.
… Arctic
/ Arctic
… The Arctic is melting rapidly.
/ The Arctic is melting rapidly.
… Arctic animals are endangered.
/ Arctic animals are endangered.
T 2 … obsession
… obsession
… He has an obsession with cleanliness.
… Her obsession became unhealthy.
… obsession
/ obsession
… He has an obsession with cleanliness.
/ He has an obsession with cleanliness.
… Her obsession became unhealthy.
/ Her obsession became unhealthy.
T 3 … obey
… obey
… You must obey the rules.
… The dog obeys commands well.
… obey
/ obey
… You must obey the rules.
/ You must obey the rules.
… The dog obeys commands well.
/ The dog obeys commands well.
T 4 … rule out
… rule out
… We can’t rule out the possibility.
… The doctor ruled out infection.
… rule out
/ rule out
… We can’t rule out the possibility.
/ We can’t rule out the possibility.
… The doctor ruled out infection.
/ The doctor ruled out infection.
T 5 … manipulate
… manipulate
… He tried to manipulate the results.
… Don’t let others manipulate you.
… manipulate
/ manipulate
… He tried to manipulate the results.
/ He tried to manipulate the results.
… Don’t let others manipulate you.
/ Don’t let others manipulate you.
T 6 … sue
… sue
… She decided to sue the company.
… He was sued for negligence.
… sue
/ sue
… She decided to sue the company.
/ She decided to sue the company.
… He was sued for negligence.
/ He was sued for negligence.
T 7 … get rid of
… get rid of
… I want to get rid of this clutter.
… She got rid of her old habits.
… get rid of
/ get rid of
… I want to get rid of this clutter.
/ I want to get rid of this clutter.
… She got rid of her old habits.
/ She got rid of her old habits.
T 8 … Buddhist
… Buddhist
… He follows Buddhist teachings.
… They visited a Buddhist temple.
… Buddhist
/ Buddhist
… He follows Buddhist teachings.
/ He follows Buddhist teachings.
… They visited a Buddhist temple.
/ They visited a Buddhist temple.
T 9 … as far as I know
… as far as I know
… As far as I know, he’s honest.
… As far as I know, the meeting is still on.
… as far as I know
/ as far as I know
… As far as I know, he’s honest.
/ As far as I know, he’s honest.
… As far as I know, the meeting is still on.
/ As far as I know, the meeting is still on.
T 10 … put off
… put off
… Don’t put off your homework.
… The event was put off until next week.
… put off
/ put off
… Don’t put off your homework.
/ Don’t put off your homework.
… The event was put off until next week.
/ The event was put off until next week.
T 11 … extract
… extract
… They extracted oil from the ground.
… Please extract the key points.
… extract
/ extract
… They extracted oil from the ground.
/ They extracted oil from the ground.
… Please extract the key points.
/ Please extract the key points.
T 12 … as if
… as if
… He looked as if he’d seen a ghost.
… She talks as if she knows everything.
… as if
/ as if
… He looked as if he’d seen a ghost.
/ He looked as if he’d seen a ghost.
… She talks as if she knows everything.
/ She talks as if she knows everything.
T 13 … indigenous
… indigenous
… They are indigenous to the region.
… Indigenous languages are disappearing.
… indigenous
/ indigenous
… They are indigenous to the region.
/ They are indigenous to the region.
… Indigenous languages are disappearing.
/ Indigenous languages are disappearing.
T 14 … slavery
… slavery
… Slavery was abolished long ago.
… The book explores the history of slavery.
… slavery
/ slavery
… Slavery was abolished long ago.
/ Slavery was abolished long ago.
… The book explores the history of slavery.
/ The book explores the history of slavery.
T 15 … avenue
… avenue
… This avenue leads to the museum.
… They explored new avenues for growth.
… avenue
/ avenue
… This avenue leads to the museum.
/ This avenue leads to the museum.
… They explored new avenues for growth.
/ They explored new avenues for growth.
T 16 … destination
… destination
… What’s your travel destination?
… We finally reached our destination.
… destination
/ destination
… What’s your travel destination?
/ What’s your travel destination?
… We finally reached our destination.
/ We finally reached our destination.
T 17 … designate
… designate
… They designated her as team leader.
… This area is designated for parking.
… designate
/ designate
… They designated her as team leader.
/ They designated her as team leader.
… This area is designated for parking.
/ This area is designated for parking.
T 18 … domain
… domain
… This topic is outside my domain.
… The website has its own domain name.
… domain
/ domain
… This topic is outside my domain.
/ This topic is outside my domain.
… The website has its own domain name.
/ The website has its own domain name.
T 19 … result in
… result in
… Poor planning may result in failure.
… His actions resulted in success.
… result in
/ result in
… Poor planning may result in failure.
/ Poor planning may result in failure.
… His actions resulted in success.
/ His actions resulted in success.
T 20 … infrastructure
… infrastructure
… The city improved its infrastructure.
… Good infrastructure supports growth.
… infrastructure
/ infrastructure
… The city improved its infrastructure.
/ The city improved its infrastructure.
… Good infrastructure supports growth.
/ Good infrastructure supports growth.
T 21 … provoke
… provoke
… His words provoked anger.
… Don’t provoke the dog.
… provoke
/ provoke
… His words provoked anger.
/ His words provoked anger.
… Don’t provoke the dog.
/ Don’t provoke the dog.
T 22 … sole
… sole
… He is the sole survivor.
… She has sole responsibility.
… sole
/ sole
… He is the sole survivor.
/ He is the sole survivor.
… She has sole responsibility.
/ She has sole responsibility.
T 23 … convict
… convict
… The court convicted him of theft.
… He is a convicted criminal.
… convict
/ convict
… The court convicted him of theft.
/ The court convicted him of theft.
… He is a convicted criminal.
/ He is a convicted criminal.
T 24 … apply for
… apply for
… I want to apply for a visa.
… She applied for the scholarship.
… apply for
/ apply for
… I want to apply for a visa.
/ I want to apply for a visa.
… She applied for the scholarship.
/ She applied for the scholarship.
T 25 … fatigue
… fatigue
… He collapsed from fatigue.
… Mental fatigue affects performance.
… fatigue
/ fatigue
… He collapsed from fatigue.
/ He collapsed from fatigue.
… Mental fatigue affects performance.
/ Mental fatigue affects performance.
T 26 … precede
… precede
… A short speech preceded the ceremony.
… Thunder preceded the storm.
… precede
/ precede
… A short speech preceded the ceremony.
/ A short speech preceded the ceremony.
… Thunder preceded the storm.
/ Thunder preceded the storm.
T 27 … decent
… decent
… He has a decent job.
… That was a decent meal.
… decent
/ decent
… He has a decent job.
/ He has a decent job.
… That was a decent meal.
/ That was a decent meal.
T 28 … utter
… utter
… She didn’t utter a word.
… He uttered a loud cry.
… utter
/ utter
… She didn’t utter a word.
/ She didn’t utter a word.
… He uttered a loud cry.
/ He uttered a loud cry.
T 29 … look over
… look over
… Please look over the report.
… I’ll look over your application.
… look over
/ look over
… Please look over the report.
/ Please look over the report.
… I’ll look over your application.
/ I’ll look over your application.
T 30 … stern
… stern
… The teacher gave a stern warning.
… He has a stern expression.
… stern
/ stern
… The teacher gave a stern warning.
/ The teacher gave a stern warning.
… He has a stern expression.
/ He has a stern expression.
T 31 … breed
… breed
… This dog breed is very friendly.
… They breed horses for racing.
… breed
/ breed
… This dog breed is very friendly.
/ This dog breed is very friendly.
… They breed horses for racing.
/ They breed horses for racing.
T 32 … no longer
… no longer
… He no longer lives here.
… I no longer need this book.
… no longer
/ no longer
… He no longer lives here.
/ He no longer lives here.
… I no longer need this book.
/ I no longer need this book.
T 33 … one by one
… one by one
… They entered the room one by one.
… She opened the gifts one by one.
… one by one
/ one by one
… They entered the room one by one.
/ They entered the room one by one.
… She opened the gifts one by one.
/ She opened the gifts one by one.
T 34 … forecast
… forecast
… The forecast says it will rain.
… The economic forecast is positive.
… forecast
/ forecast
… The forecast says it will rain.
/ The forecast says it will rain.
… The economic forecast is positive.
/ The economic forecast is positive.
T 35 … evidence
… evidence
… There’s no evidence of a crime.
… The evidence supports the theory.
… evidence
/ evidence
… There’s no evidence of a crime.
/ There’s no evidence of a crime.
… The evidence supports the theory.
/ The evidence supports the theory.
T 36 … otherwise
… otherwise
… Hurry, otherwise you’ll miss the train.
… I’d help, but I’m busy otherwise.
… otherwise
/ otherwise
… Hurry, otherwise you’ll miss the train.
/ Hurry, otherwise you’ll miss the train.
… I’d help, but I’m busy otherwise.
/ I’d help, but I’m busy otherwise.
T 37 … require
… require
… This job requires experience.
… You’re required to wear a helmet.
… require
/ require
… This job requires experience.
/ This job requires experience.
… You’re required to wear a helmet.
/ You’re required to wear a helmet.
T 38 … architect
… architect
… She is a famous architect.
… The architect designed the museum.
… architect
/ architect
… She is a famous architect.
/ She is a famous architect.
… The architect designed the museum.
/ The architect designed the museum.
T 39 … lessen
… lessen
… Exercise can lessen stress.
… We must lessen the impact.
… lessen
/ lessen
… Exercise can lessen stress.
/ Exercise can lessen stress.
… We must lessen the impact.
/ We must lessen the impact.
T 40 … tumor
… tumor
… The doctor found a tumor.
… The tumor was removed successfully.
… tumor
/ tumor
… The doctor found a tumor.
/ The doctor found a tumor.
… The tumor was removed successfully.
/ The tumor was removed successfully.
T 41 … dormitory
… dormitory
… He lives in a college dormitory.
… The dormitory has shared bathrooms.
… dormitory
/ dormitory
… He lives in a college dormitory.
/ He lives in a college dormitory.
… The dormitory has shared bathrooms.
/ The dormitory has shared bathrooms.
T 42 … suffer from
… suffer from
… She suffers from asthma.
… Many people suffer from stress.
… suffer from
/ suffer from
… She suffers from asthma.
/ She suffers from asthma.
… Many people suffer from stress.
/ Many people suffer from stress.
T 43 … thrust
… thrust
… He thrust the door open.
… She thrust the paper into my hand.
… thrust
/ thrust
… He thrust the door open.
/ He thrust the door open.
… She thrust the paper into my hand.
/ She thrust the paper into my hand.
T 44 … handout
… handout
… The teacher gave us a handout.
… I read the handout before class.
… handout
/ handout
… The teacher gave us a handout.
/ The teacher gave us a handout.
… I read the handout before class.
/ I read the handout before class.
T 45 … addicted
… addicted
… He’s addicted to video games.
… She became addicted to coffee.
… addicted
/ addicted
… He’s addicted to video games.
/ He’s addicted to video games.
… She became addicted to coffee.
/ She became addicted to coffee.
T 46 … kindergarten
… kindergarten
… My son goes to kindergarten.
… Kindergarten is fun and educational.
… kindergarten
/ kindergarten
… My son goes to kindergarten.
/ My son goes to kindergarten.
… Kindergarten is fun and educational.
/ Kindergarten is fun and educational.
T 47 … reasonable
… reasonable
… That’s a reasonable price.
… She made a reasonable request.
… reasonable
/ reasonable
… That’s a reasonable price.
/ That’s a reasonable price.
… She made a reasonable request.
/ She made a reasonable request.
T 48 … phenomenon
… phenomenon
… Lightning is a natural phenomenon.
… This social phenomenon is growing.
… phenomenon
/ phenomenon
… Lightning is a natural phenomenon.
/ Lightning is a natural phenomenon.
… This social phenomenon is growing.
/ This social phenomenon is growing.
T 49 … accommodate
… accommodate
… The hotel can accommodate 100 guests.
… We’ll try to accommodate your needs.
… accommodate
/ accommodate
… The hotel can accommodate 100 guests.
/ The hotel can accommodate 100 guests.
… We’ll try to accommodate your needs.
/ We’ll try to accommodate your needs.
T 50 … obscure
… obscure
… The meaning is obscure.
… He’s an obscure artist.
… obscure
/ obscure
… The meaning is obscure.
/ The meaning is obscure.
… He’s an obscure artist.
/ He’s an obscure artist.
