H 1 … foresee
… foresee
… We cannot foresee all the possible outcomes.
… She could foresee trouble ahead.
… foresee
/ foresee
… We cannot foresee all the possible outcomes.
/ We cannot foresee all the possible outcomes.
… She could foresee trouble ahead.
/ She could foresee trouble ahead.
H 2 … optimistic
… optimistic
… He is optimistic about the future.
… She remained optimistic despite the challenges.
… optimistic
/ optimistic
… He is optimistic about the future.
/ He is optimistic about the future.
… She remained optimistic despite the challenges.
/ She remained optimistic despite the challenges.
H 3 … envision
… envision
… They envision a world without poverty.
… I cannot envision living in another country.
… envision
/ envision
… They envision a world without poverty.
/ They envision a world without poverty.
… I cannot envision living in another country.
/ I cannot envision living in another country.
H 4 … resistant
… resistant
… This material is resistant to water.
… He is resistant to change.
… resistant
/ resistant
… This material is resistant to water.
/ This material is resistant to water.
… He is resistant to change.
/ He is resistant to change.
H 5 … weigh on
… weigh on
… The decision will weigh on his mind.
… Financial problems weigh on many families.
… weigh on
/ weigh on
… The decision will weigh on his mind.
/ The decision will weigh on his mind.
… Financial problems weigh on many families.
/ Financial problems weigh on many families.
H 6 … allay
… allay
… The doctor tried to allay her fears.
… He spoke to allay their concerns.
… allay
/ allay
… The doctor tried to allay her fears.
/ The doctor tried to allay her fears.
… He spoke to allay their concerns.
/ He spoke to allay their concerns.
H 7 … feel for
… feel for
… I really feel for you in this situation.
… She felt for the injured animal.
… feel for
/ feel for
… I really feel for you in this situation.
/ I really feel for you in this situation.
… She felt for the injured animal.
/ She felt for the injured animal.
H 8 … eradicate
… eradicate
… We must eradicate poverty from society.
… The disease was eradicated after years of effort.
… eradicate
/ eradicate
… We must eradicate poverty from society.
/ We must eradicate poverty from society.
… The disease was eradicated after years of effort.
/ The disease was eradicated after years of effort.
H 9 … unintended
… unintended
… The unintended consequences were severe.
… He apologized for the unintended harm.
… unintended
/ unintended
… The unintended consequences were severe.
/ The unintended consequences were severe.
… He apologized for the unintended harm.
/ He apologized for the unintended harm.
H 10 … supervision
… supervision
… Children need proper supervision at the park.
… The project was completed under strict supervision.
… supervision
/ supervision
… Children need proper supervision at the park.
/ Children need proper supervision at the park.
… The project was completed under strict supervision.
/ The project was completed under strict supervision.
H 11 … play out
… play out
… Let’s see how the situation will play out.
… The drama played out over several weeks.
… play out
/ play out
… Let’s see how the situation will play out.
/ Let’s see how the situation will play out.
… The drama played out over several weeks.
/ The drama played out over several weeks.
H 12 … mentally
… mentally
… She is mentally prepared for the challenge.
… He was mentally exhausted after the exam.
… mentally
/ mentally
… She is mentally prepared for the challenge.
/ She is mentally prepared for the challenge.
… He was mentally exhausted after the exam.
/ He was mentally exhausted after the exam.
H 13 … dent
… dent
… The car accident left a dent in the door.
… His confidence took a dent after the failure.
… dent
/ dent
… The car accident left a dent in the door.
/ The car accident left a dent in the door.
… His confidence took a dent after the failure.
/ His confidence took a dent after the failure.
H 14 … noticeable
… noticeable
… There was a noticeable improvement in her health.
… The stain on the shirt is very noticeable.
… noticeable
/ noticeable
… There was a noticeable improvement in her health.
/ There was a noticeable improvement in her health.
… The stain on the shirt is very noticeable.
/ The stain on the shirt is very noticeable.
H 15 … rebellious
… rebellious
… He had a rebellious attitude as a teenager.
… The rebellious group opposed the new law.
… rebellious
/ rebellious
… He had a rebellious attitude as a teenager.
/ He had a rebellious attitude as a teenager.
… The rebellious group opposed the new law.
/ The rebellious group opposed the new law.
H 16 … outrageous
… outrageous
… The price of the dress was outrageous.
… His behavior at the party was outrageous.
… outrageous
/ outrageous
… The price of the dress was outrageous.
/ The price of the dress was outrageous.
… His behavior at the party was outrageous.
/ His behavior at the party was outrageous.
H 17 … nasty
… nasty
… He made a nasty comment about her.
… The weather turned nasty in the afternoon.
… nasty
/ nasty
… He made a nasty comment about her.
/ He made a nasty comment about her.
… The weather turned nasty in the afternoon.
/ The weather turned nasty in the afternoon.
H 18 … pull over
… pull over
… The police asked him to pull over.
… She pulled over to answer the phone.
… pull over
/ pull over
… The police asked him to pull over.
/ The police asked him to pull over.
… She pulled over to answer the phone.
/ She pulled over to answer the phone.
H 19 … greenhouse
… greenhouse
… The plants are growing in a greenhouse.
… Greenhouse gases contribute to global warming.
… greenhouse
/ greenhouse
… The plants are growing in a greenhouse.
/ The plants are growing in a greenhouse.
… Greenhouse gases contribute to global warming.
/ Greenhouse gases contribute to global warming.
H 20 … bandage
… bandage
… He wrapped a bandage around his arm.
… The nurse applied a bandage to the wound.
… bandage
/ bandage
… He wrapped a bandage around his arm.
/ He wrapped a bandage around his arm.
… The nurse applied a bandage to the wound.
/ The nurse applied a bandage to the wound.
H 21 … pat
… pat
… She gave the dog a gentle pat on the head.
… He patted her on the back for encouragement.
… pat
/ pat
… She gave the dog a gentle pat on the head.
/ She gave the dog a gentle pat on the head.
… He patted her on the back for encouragement.
/ He patted her on the back for encouragement.
H 22 … soak
… soak
… Soak the beans in water overnight.
… She was soaked by the sudden rain.
… soak
/ soak
… Soak the beans in water overnight.
/ Soak the beans in water overnight.
… She was soaked by the sudden rain.
/ She was soaked by the sudden rain.
H 23 … eventual
… eventual
… The team’s eventual victory surprised everyone.
… He expressed confidence in their eventual success.
… eventual
/ eventual
… The team’s eventual victory surprised everyone.
/ The team’s eventual victory surprised everyone.
… He expressed confidence in their eventual success.
/ He expressed confidence in their eventual success.
H 24 … aim to
… aim to
… We aim to finish the project by Friday.
… The campaign aims to raise awareness.
… aim to
/ aim to
… We aim to finish the project by Friday.
/ We aim to finish the project by Friday.
… The campaign aims to raise awareness.
/ The campaign aims to raise awareness.
H 25 … gross
… gross
… The movie earned a gross profit of $1 million.
… His gross behavior offended everyone.
… gross
/ gross
… The movie earned a gross profit of $1 million.
/ The movie earned a gross profit of $1 million.
… His gross behavior offended everyone.
/ His gross behavior offended everyone.
H 26 … affluent
… affluent
… He grew up in an affluent neighborhood.
… Affluent families often have access to better education.
… affluent
/ affluent
… He grew up in an affluent neighborhood.
/ He grew up in an affluent neighborhood.
… Affluent families often have access to better education.
/ Affluent families often have access to better education.
H 27 … imperfect
… imperfect
… The system is imperfect but still functional.
… She accepted her imperfect painting as a learning experience.
… imperfect
/ imperfect
… The system is imperfect but still functional.
/ The system is imperfect but still functional.
… She accepted her imperfect painting as a learning experience.
/ She accepted her imperfect painting as a learning experience.
H 28 … measurement
… measurement
… Accurate measurement is crucial in science.
… The tailor took her measurements for the dress.
… measurement
/ measurement
… Accurate measurement is crucial in science.
/ Accurate measurement is crucial in science.
… The tailor took her measurements for the dress.
/ The tailor took her measurements for the dress.
H 29 … substantially
… substantially
… The cost has increased substantially over the years.
… His performance improved substantially after training.
… substantially
/ substantially
… The cost has increased substantially over the years.
/ The cost has increased substantially over the years.
… His performance improved substantially after training.
/ His performance improved substantially after training.
H 30 … disruptive
… disruptive
… The child was removed for being disruptive in class.
… Disruptive technology changes industries rapidly.
… disruptive
/ disruptive
… The child was removed for being disruptive in class.
/ The child was removed for being disruptive in class.
… Disruptive technology changes industries rapidly.
/ Disruptive technology changes industries rapidly.
H 31 … inmate
… inmate
… The inmate served ten years in prison.
… Inmates are allowed limited visitation rights.
… inmate
/ inmate
… The inmate served ten years in prison.
/ The inmate served ten years in prison.
… Inmates are allowed limited visitation rights.
/ Inmates are allowed limited visitation rights.
H 32 … differently
… differently
… She sees the world differently after traveling abroad.
… He handled the problem differently than expected.
… differently
/ differently
… She sees the world differently after traveling abroad.
/ She sees the world differently after traveling abroad.
… He handled the problem differently than expected.
/ He handled the problem differently than expected.
H 33 … wrap up
… wrap up
… Let’s wrap up the meeting before lunch.
… She wrapped up the gift in colorful paper.
… wrap up
/ wrap up
… Let’s wrap up the meeting before lunch.
/ Let’s wrap up the meeting before lunch.
… She wrapped up the gift in colorful paper.
/ She wrapped up the gift in colorful paper.
H 34 … childbirth
… childbirth
… Childbirth can be both joyful and challenging.
… She attended classes to prepare for childbirth.
… childbirth
/ childbirth
… Childbirth can be both joyful and challenging.
/ Childbirth can be both joyful and challenging.
… She attended classes to prepare for childbirth.
/ She attended classes to prepare for childbirth.
H 35 … tell on
… tell on
… He threatened to tell on his classmates.
… Children sometimes tell on each other.
… tell on
/ tell on
… He threatened to tell on his classmates.
/ He threatened to tell on his classmates.
… Children sometimes tell on each other.
/ Children sometimes tell on each other.
H 36 … midwife
… midwife
… The midwife assisted during the home birth.
… Midwives provide care before and after childbirth.
… midwife
/ midwife
… The midwife assisted during the home birth.
/ The midwife assisted during the home birth.
… Midwives provide care before and after childbirth.
/ Midwives provide care before and after childbirth.
H 37 … predecessor
… predecessor
… The new CEO replaced his predecessor last year.
… This model is more advanced than its predecessor.
… predecessor
/ predecessor
… The new CEO replaced his predecessor last year.
/ The new CEO replaced his predecessor last year.
… This model is more advanced than its predecessor.
/ This model is more advanced than its predecessor.
H 38 … discomfort
… discomfort
… He felt discomfort after eating too much.
… The chair caused discomfort during long meetings.
… discomfort
/ discomfort
… He felt discomfort after eating too much.
/ He felt discomfort after eating too much.
… The chair caused discomfort during long meetings.
/ The chair caused discomfort during long meetings.
H 39 … pull through
… pull through
… She managed to pull through the difficult times.
… The patient will pull through after surgery.
… pull through
/ pull through
… She managed to pull through the difficult times.
/ She managed to pull through the difficult times.
… The patient will pull through after surgery.
/ The patient will pull through after surgery.
H 40 … heal
… heal
… Time will heal emotional wounds.
… The doctor helped heal the broken bone.
… heal
/ heal
… Time will heal emotional wounds.
/ Time will heal emotional wounds.
… The doctor helped heal the broken bone.
/ The doctor helped heal the broken bone.
H 41 … embarrassed
… embarrassed
… He felt embarrassed when he forgot her name.
… She was embarrassed by the unexpected attention.
… embarrassed
/ embarrassed
… He felt embarrassed when he forgot her name.
/ He felt embarrassed when he forgot her name.
… She was embarrassed by the unexpected attention.
/ She was embarrassed by the unexpected attention.
H 42 … herd
… herd
… The herd of cattle moved across the field.
… Sheep herds are common in rural areas.
… herd
/ herd
… The herd of cattle moved across the field.
/ The herd of cattle moved across the field.
… Sheep herds are common in rural areas.
/ Sheep herds are common in rural areas.
H 43 … suburban
… suburban
… They live in a quiet suburban neighborhood.
… Suburban areas often have more space than cities.
… suburban
/ suburban
… They live in a quiet suburban neighborhood.
/ They live in a quiet suburban neighborhood.
… Suburban areas often have more space than cities.
/ Suburban areas often have more space than cities.
H 44 … placid
… placid
… The lake was placid and calm in the morning.
… He remained placid despite the chaos around him.
… placid
/ placid
… The lake was placid and calm in the morning.
/ The lake was placid and calm in the morning.
… He remained placid despite the chaos around him.
/ He remained placid despite the chaos around him.
H 45 … bounce back
… bounce back
… The team will bounce back after the loss.
… She bounced back quickly from the illness.
… bounce back
/ bounce back
… The team will bounce back after the loss.
/ The team will bounce back after the loss.
… She bounced back quickly from the illness.
/ She bounced back quickly from the illness.
H 46 … bliss
… bliss
… They enjoyed marital bliss for many years.
… The vacation was pure bliss.
… bliss
/ bliss
… They enjoyed marital bliss for many years.
/ They enjoyed marital bliss for many years.
… The vacation was pure bliss.
/ The vacation was pure bliss.
H 47 … cross out
… cross out
… Please cross out the incorrect answer.
… He crossed out the name on the list.
… cross out
/ cross out
… Please cross out the incorrect answer.
/ Please cross out the incorrect answer.
… He crossed out the name on the list.
/ He crossed out the name on the list.
H 48 … entice
… entice
… The ad aims to entice customers with discounts.
… She tried to entice him into joining the club.
… entice
/ entice
… The ad aims to entice customers with discounts.
/ The ad aims to entice customers with discounts.
… She tried to entice him into joining the club.
/ She tried to entice him into joining the club.
H 49 … provocative
… provocative
… The article contained provocative statements.
… Her dress was considered provocative by some.
… provocative
/ provocative
… The article contained provocative statements.
/ The article contained provocative statements.
… Her dress was considered provocative by some.
/ Her dress was considered provocative by some.
H 50 … passionate
… passionate
… He is passionate about environmental issues.
… She gave a passionate speech on equality.
… passionate
/ passionate
… He is passionate about environmental issues.
/ He is passionate about environmental issues.
… She gave a passionate speech on equality.
/ She gave a passionate speech on equality.
