E 1 … ore
… ore
… The miners extracted iron ore from the mountain.
… Gold ore is found deep underground.
… ore
/ ore
… The miners extracted iron ore from the mountain.
/ The miners extracted iron ore from the mountain.
… Gold ore is found deep underground.
/ Gold ore is found deep underground.
E 2 … abbreviate
… abbreviate
… We often abbreviate words in text messages.
… The title was abbreviated to fit the space.
… abbreviate
/ abbreviate
… We often abbreviate words in text messages.
/ We often abbreviate words in text messages.
… The title was abbreviated to fit the space.
/ The title was abbreviated to fit the space.
E 3 … ingenuity
… ingenuity
… Her ingenuity solved the complex problem.
… The design shows great ingenuity.
… ingenuity
/ ingenuity
… Her ingenuity solved the complex problem.
/ Her ingenuity solved the complex problem.
… The design shows great ingenuity.
/ The design shows great ingenuity.
E 4 … swap
… swap
… They decided to swap seats during the flight.
… I will swap my shift with you tomorrow.
… swap
/ swap
… They decided to swap seats during the flight.
/ They decided to swap seats during the flight.
… I will swap my shift with you tomorrow.
/ I will swap my shift with you tomorrow.
E 5 … afar
… afar
… He watched the mountains from afar.
… The castle could be seen from afar.
… afar
/ afar
… He watched the mountains from afar.
/ He watched the mountains from afar.
… The castle could be seen from afar.
/ The castle could be seen from afar.
E 6 … work out
… work out
… She goes to the gym to work out every morning.
… They need to work out the details of the plan.
… work out
/ work out
… She goes to the gym to work out every morning.
/ She goes to the gym to work out every morning.
… They need to work out the details of the plan.
/ They need to work out the details of the plan.
E 7 … analogous
… analogous
… The two systems are analogous in structure.
… His situation is analogous to mine.
… analogous
/ analogous
… The two systems are analogous in structure.
/ The two systems are analogous in structure.
… His situation is analogous to mine.
/ His situation is analogous to mine.
E 8 … allot
… allot
… The teacher will allot time for questions.
… Each team was allotted a budget.
… allot
/ allot
… The teacher will allot time for questions.
/ The teacher will allot time for questions.
… Each team was allotted a budget.
/ Each team was allotted a budget.
E 9 … dissent
… dissent
… Several members voiced their dissent.
… He was punished for his political dissent.
… dissent
/ dissent
… Several members voiced their dissent.
/ Several members voiced their dissent.
… He was punished for his political dissent.
/ He was punished for his political dissent.
E 10 … diverge
… diverge
… The road will diverge into two paths ahead.
… Their opinions began to diverge over time.
… diverge
/ diverge
… The road will diverge into two paths ahead.
/ The road will diverge into two paths ahead.
… Their opinions began to diverge over time.
/ Their opinions began to diverge over time.
E 11 … distaste
… distaste
… She felt a distaste for spicy food.
… He spoke with distaste about the incident.
… distaste
/ distaste
… She felt a distaste for spicy food.
/ She felt a distaste for spicy food.
… He spoke with distaste about the incident.
/ He spoke with distaste about the incident.
E 12 … overt
… overt
… He made an overt attempt to gain power.
… There was overt hostility between the groups.
… overt
/ overt
… He made an overt attempt to gain power.
/ He made an overt attempt to gain power.
… There was overt hostility between the groups.
/ There was overt hostility between the groups.
E 13 … ordeal
… ordeal
… The survivors went through a terrible ordeal.
… She described the ordeal in her diary.
… ordeal
/ ordeal
… The survivors went through a terrible ordeal.
/ The survivors went through a terrible ordeal.
… She described the ordeal in her diary.
/ She described the ordeal in her diary.
E 14 … crescent
… crescent
… The moon was a thin crescent in the sky.
… A crescent shape appeared on the horizon.
… crescent
/ crescent
… The moon was a thin crescent in the sky.
/ The moon was a thin crescent in the sky.
… A crescent shape appeared on the horizon.
/ A crescent shape appeared on the horizon.
E 15 … vice versa
… vice versa
… He likes her, and vice versa.
… You can switch the roles, vice versa.
… vice versa
/ vice versa
… He likes her, and vice versa.
/ He likes her, and vice versa.
… You can switch the roles, vice versa.
/ You can switch the roles, vice versa.
E 16 … outnumber
… outnumber
… Our team will outnumber the opponents.
… Women outnumber men in this class.
… outnumber
/ outnumber
… Our team will outnumber the opponents.
/ Our team will outnumber the opponents.
… Women outnumber men in this class.
/ Women outnumber men in this class.
E 17 … round up
… round up
… The police will round up the suspects.
… They rounded up the cattle for branding.
… round up
/ round up
… The police will round up the suspects.
/ The police will round up the suspects.
… They rounded up the cattle for branding.
/ They rounded up the cattle for branding.
E 18 … pact
… pact
… The countries signed a peace pact.
… They made a pact to support each other.
… pact
/ pact
… The countries signed a peace pact.
/ The countries signed a peace pact.
… They made a pact to support each other.
/ They made a pact to support each other.
E 19 … consolation
… consolation
… He offered words of consolation after the loss.
… She found consolation in music.
… consolation
/ consolation
… He offered words of consolation after the loss.
/ He offered words of consolation after the loss.
… She found consolation in music.
/ She found consolation in music.
E 20 … purge
… purge
… The regime tried to purge its enemies.
… He purged old files from the computer.
… purge
/ purge
… The regime tried to purge its enemies.
/ The regime tried to purge its enemies.
… He purged old files from the computer.
/ He purged old files from the computer.
E 21 … distortion
… distortion
… The image showed severe distortion.
… There was distortion in the sound quality.
… distortion
/ distortion
… The image showed severe distortion.
/ The image showed severe distortion.
… There was distortion in the sound quality.
/ There was distortion in the sound quality.
E 22 … remorse
… remorse
… He felt deep remorse for his actions.
… She expressed remorse after the mistake.
… remorse
/ remorse
… He felt deep remorse for his actions.
/ He felt deep remorse for his actions.
… She expressed remorse after the mistake.
/ She expressed remorse after the mistake.
E 23 … apathy
… apathy
… The voters showed apathy toward the election.
… His apathy worried his friends.
… apathy
/ apathy
… The voters showed apathy toward the election.
/ The voters showed apathy toward the election.
… His apathy worried his friends.
/ His apathy worried his friends.
E 24 … lifelike
… lifelike
… The statue looks incredibly lifelike.
… The painting is so lifelike it seems real.
… lifelike
/ lifelike
… The statue looks incredibly lifelike.
/ The statue looks incredibly lifelike.
… The painting is so lifelike it seems real.
/ The painting is so lifelike it seems real.
E 25 … transit
… transit
… The city improved its public transit system.
… We will transit through Paris on our trip.
… transit
/ transit
… The city improved its public transit system.
/ The city improved its public transit system.
… We will transit through Paris on our trip.
/ We will transit through Paris on our trip.
E 26 … faithless
… faithless
… He felt betrayed by her faithless behavior.
… The faithless friend left when things got tough.
… faithless
/ faithless
… He felt betrayed by her faithless behavior.
/ He felt betrayed by her faithless behavior.
… The faithless friend left when things got tough.
/ The faithless friend left when things got tough.
E 27 … enrage
… enrage
… The unfair decision will enrage the workers.
… His rude remarks enraged the audience.
… enrage
/ enrage
… The unfair decision will enrage the workers.
/ The unfair decision will enrage the workers.
… His rude remarks enraged the audience.
/ His rude remarks enraged the audience.
E 28 … stick around
… stick around
… You should stick around until the meeting ends.
… He decided to stick around for a few more days.
… stick around
/ stick around
… You should stick around until the meeting ends.
/ You should stick around until the meeting ends.
… He decided to stick around for a few more days.
/ He decided to stick around for a few more days.
E 29 … ply
… ply
… The boat plies between the two islands daily.
… He plied his trade as a carpenter for years.
… ply
/ ply
… The boat plies between the two islands daily.
/ The boat plies between the two islands daily.
… He plied his trade as a carpenter for years.
/ He plied his trade as a carpenter for years.
E 30 … ease into
… ease into
… She eased into her new role as manager.
… He eased into the conversation slowly.
… ease into
/ ease into
… She eased into her new role as manager.
/ She eased into her new role as manager.
… He eased into the conversation slowly.
/ He eased into the conversation slowly.
E 31 … dogma
… dogma
… The scientist challenged the old religious dogma.
… Dogma should not hinder progress.
… dogma
/ dogma
… The scientist challenged the old religious dogma.
/ The scientist challenged the old religious dogma.
… Dogma should not hinder progress.
/ Dogma should not hinder progress.
E 32 … occupant
… occupant
… The occupant of the house was not at home.
… Each occupant must sign the lease agreement.
… occupant
/ occupant
… The occupant of the house was not at home.
/ The occupant of the house was not at home.
… Each occupant must sign the lease agreement.
/ Each occupant must sign the lease agreement.
E 33 … excerpt
… excerpt
… She read an excerpt from her favorite book.
… The article included an excerpt from the speech.
… excerpt
/ excerpt
… She read an excerpt from her favorite book.
/ She read an excerpt from her favorite book.
… The article included an excerpt from the speech.
/ The article included an excerpt from the speech.
E 34 … erroneous
… erroneous
… The report contained erroneous information.
… He admitted his erroneous assumption.
… erroneous
/ erroneous
… The report contained erroneous information.
/ The report contained erroneous information.
… He admitted his erroneous assumption.
/ He admitted his erroneous assumption.
E 35 … siege
… siege
… The castle was under siege for months.
… They survived the long siege with limited supplies.
… siege
/ siege
… The castle was under siege for months.
/ The castle was under siege for months.
… They survived the long siege with limited supplies.
/ They survived the long siege with limited supplies.
E 36 … adornment
… adornment
… The necklace was used as an adornment.
… She loves simple adornments on her clothes.
… adornment
/ adornment
… The necklace was used as an adornment.
/ The necklace was used as an adornment.
… She loves simple adornments on her clothes.
/ She loves simple adornments on her clothes.
E 37 … notional
… notional
… The notional value of the contract is high.
… He explained the notional concept of freedom.
… notional
/ notional
… The notional value of the contract is high.
/ The notional value of the contract is high.
… He explained the notional concept of freedom.
/ He explained the notional concept of freedom.
E 38 … militant
… militant
… The militant group refused to negotiate.
… He became militant in his political views.
… militant
/ militant
… The militant group refused to negotiate.
/ The militant group refused to negotiate.
… He became militant in his political views.
/ He became militant in his political views.
E 39 … bin
… bin
… Put the trash in the bin.
… He stored old clothes in a large bin.
… bin
/ bin
… Put the trash in the bin.
/ Put the trash in the bin.
… He stored old clothes in a large bin.
/ He stored old clothes in a large bin.
E 40 … inconceivable
… inconceivable
… It is inconceivable that he would lie to you.
… The scale of the disaster was inconceivable.
… inconceivable
/ inconceivable
… It is inconceivable that he would lie to you.
/ It is inconceivable that he would lie to you.
… The scale of the disaster was inconceivable.
/ The scale of the disaster was inconceivable.
E 41 … put A into place
… put A into place
… The manager put new rules into place.
… We need to put safety measures into place.
… put A into place
/ put A into place
… The manager put new rules into place.
/ The manager put new rules into place.
… We need to put safety measures into place.
/ We need to put safety measures into place.
E 42 … bonfire
… bonfire
… We sat around the bonfire and sang songs.
… The bonfire lit up the night sky.
… bonfire
/ bonfire
… We sat around the bonfire and sang songs.
/ We sat around the bonfire and sang songs.
… The bonfire lit up the night sky.
/ The bonfire lit up the night sky.
E 43 … set aside
… set aside
… She set aside money for her trip.
… He set aside his differences to work together.
… set aside
/ set aside
… She set aside money for her trip.
/ She set aside money for her trip.
… He set aside his differences to work together.
/ He set aside his differences to work together.
E 44 … constable
… constable
… The constable arrested the suspect.
… A local constable patrols the village.
… constable
/ constable
… The constable arrested the suspect.
/ The constable arrested the suspect.
… A local constable patrols the village.
/ A local constable patrols the village.
E 45 … gravestone
… gravestone
… The gravestone was engraved with her name.
… They placed flowers near the gravestone.
… gravestone
/ gravestone
… The gravestone was engraved with her name.
/ The gravestone was engraved with her name.
… They placed flowers near the gravestone.
/ They placed flowers near the gravestone.
E 46 … rebel against
… rebel against
… The citizens rebelled against the new law.
… He rebelled against his strict upbringing.
… rebel against
/ rebel against
… The citizens rebelled against the new law.
/ The citizens rebelled against the new law.
… He rebelled against his strict upbringing.
/ He rebelled against his strict upbringing.
E 47 … enmity
… enmity
… There was deep enmity between the two families.
… Political enmity led to conflict.
… enmity
/ enmity
… There was deep enmity between the two families.
/ There was deep enmity between the two families.
… Political enmity led to conflict.
/ Political enmity led to conflict.
E 48 … chronic
… chronic
… He suffers from chronic back pain.
… Chronic stress can affect your health.
… chronic
/ chronic
… He suffers from chronic back pain.
/ He suffers from chronic back pain.
… Chronic stress can affect your health.
/ Chronic stress can affect your health.
E 49 … forearm
… forearm
… He injured his forearm during the game.
… The tattoo was on his left forearm.
… forearm
/ forearm
… He injured his forearm during the game.
/ He injured his forearm during the game.
… The tattoo was on his left forearm.
/ The tattoo was on his left forearm.
E 50 … interrogate
… interrogate
… The police will interrogate the suspect.
… They interrogated him for hours.
… interrogate
/ interrogate
… The police will interrogate the suspect.
/ The police will interrogate the suspect.
… They interrogated him for hours.
/ They interrogated him for hours.
