Vocabulary and Linking Words Quiz

Replace the word in italics with an appropriate form to give the sentence the opposite meaning.

The politician agreed that the rumours about him were true.

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Replace the word in italics with an appropriate form to give the sentence the opposite meaning.

The politician agreed that the rumours about him were true.

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Replace the word in italics with an appropriate form to give the sentence the opposite meaning.

I think we should accept Sam's offer to take us to the train station

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Replace the word in italics with an appropriate form to give the sentence the opposite meaning.

The witness agreed he had seen the suspect before.

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Complete the sentences, using the correct collocations.

The two political parties are having a ...... over tax reforms.

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Complete the sentences, using the correct collocations.

My friends have been dropping....... that I should host the next party.

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Complete the sentences, using the correct collocations.

The minister resigned after........ of corruption were made against him.

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Complete the sentence with the following linking words:

after all, for instance, moreover, for, due to, provided, unless, as well as

The company will cover your travel expenses, ....... you submit all the receipts on time.

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Complete the sentence with the following linking words:

after all, for instance, moreover, for, due to, provided, unless, as well as, since

We couldn't go hiking yesterday ...... the heavy snow storm

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Complete the sentence with the following linking words:

after all, for instance, moreover, for, due to, provided, unless, as well as

She speaks German ..... Spanish fluently, which makes her a valuable employee in the internaitonal department.

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