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Mr. Tom Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Circle the words in the brackets closest in meaning with the given words.
Hi
Is the yellow sentence (a question in an exam paper) OK? Any suggestion is welcome.
Q3) Circle the words in the brackets closest in meaning with the given words.
1) Excellent [peaceful – clean – very good]
2) Hectic [heavy – busy – healthy]
Thanks,
Tom
Is the yellow sentence (a question in an exam paper) OK? Any suggestion is welcome.
Q3) Circle the words in the brackets closest in meaning with the given words.
1) Excellent [peaceful – clean – very good]
2) Hectic [heavy – busy – healthy]
Thanks,
Tom
Top answer
I don't think so. 'Closest to '. And for best results, 'word' should be singular.
- I don't think so.
- 'Closest to '.
- And for best results, 'word' should be singular.
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I don't think so. 'Closest to'.
And for best results, 'word' should be singular.
And for best results, 'word' should be singular.
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I'm grateful, MM!
Is it OK now? In fact, I want this question very nicely worded.
Circle the word in the brackets closest to meaning with the given words.
MM, does the repetition of "words" bother your native ears?
Tom
Is it OK now? In fact, I want this question very nicely worded.
Circle the word in the brackets closest to meaning with the given words.
MM, does the repetition of "words" bother your native ears?
Tom
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Is it OK now?-- No, 'word' should be singular. That makes it clear that each question has one word and one synonym.
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