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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