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APPROBATION BRAVURA
A APPROPRIATION BROMIDE
ABBREVIATION APPROXIMATE BROWBEAT
ABERRANT ARCHITECT BUNK
ABHORRENCE ARCHITECTURE BUOYANT
ABJECT ASSIDUOUS BURGEON
ABJURE ATROCIOUS
AUSTERITY
ABORT
ABSTRUSE AUTHENTICATE
AUTOCRACY
C
ACCELERATE CACOPHONOUS
ACCESSIBLE AUXILIARY
CALIBRATE
ACCLAMATION CALUMNIATE
ACCUSTOM
ACOLYTE B CAPACIOUS
CAPITULATE
ACQUIESCE BANQUET CASTIGATION
ACRIMONIOUS BARBARIAN CATEGORICAL
ACUPUNCTURE BARBAROUS CENSORIOUS
ADJUDICATION BARBECUE CENTRIFUGE
ADULTERATE BARGAIN CEREBRATION
ADUMBRATE BARRAGE CHEVALIER
AFFLUENCE BARRICADE CHICANERY
AGGRESSIVE BASICALLY CHIVALROUS
ALLEGIANCE BEGINNING CIRCUITOUS
ALPHABETICAL BEIGE CIRCUMFERENCE
AMBIVALENCE BELLICOSE CIRCUMSPECT
ANACHRONISM BENEFICENT CLANDESTINE
ANESTHETIC BENEVOLENT CLEMENCY
ANHYDROUS BEQUEST COAGULANT
ANTICIPATORY BESMIRCH COAGULATION
ANTIQUATED BIBLIOPHILE COALESCE
APOPLECTIC BIENNIAL COGITATION
APPRENTICE BRASH COGNIZANT
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COLLEGIATE CREDULOUS DIVERGENCE
COLONNADE CURRICULUM DIVERSE
COMMENDATION DOODLE
COMMINGLE DYSLEXIA
COMMODIOUS D
COMMONSENSE
COMPENDIOUS
DAREDEVIL E
DEACTIVATE EBULLIENCE
COMPENDIUM
DEBILITATE ECCENTRICITY
COMPENSATE
DEDICATION EDACIOUS
COMPUNCTION
DEFAULTER EFFRONTERY
CONCENTRATE
DEFICIENCY EFFUSIVE
CONCISENESS
DEFINITIVE EMACIATED
CONDESCEND
DEFOLIATE EMBODIMENT
CONFIDENT
DEHYDRATE EMPIRICAL
CONFIGURATION
DEMOLISH ENCUMBRANCE
CONGRUENT
DEMOLITION ENDEAVOUR
CONSERVATIVE
DEMORALIZE ENERVATE
CONSOLIDATE
DENIGRATE ENGRAVE
CONSONANT
DEPORTATION ENTANGLE
CONSPICUOUS
DEPRECIATE ENTHUSIASTIC
CONSPIRACY
DERIVATION EPIPHANY
CONSTITUTE
DERIVATIVE EPITOMIZE
CONSUMMATE
DEROGATORY ERADICATE
CONTAGIOUS
DESECRATE ERUDITION
CONTEMPLATE
DESIGNATE ESPOUSE
CONTENTIOUS
DEXTEROUS ETYMOLOGY
CONTINGENT
DILAPIDATE EUTHANASIA
CONTORTION
DISCOGRAPHY EVANESCENT
CONUNDRUM
DISCREPANCY EXAGGERATION
CONVENIENCE
DISJUNCTIVE EXCLUSIVE
CONVERGENT
DISPARAGE EXCRETION
CONVERSATIONAL
DISTILLATION EXFOLIATE
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EXHAUSTIVE FEVERISH
EXHORTATION FIANCÉ G
EXPEDIENT FIBRE GABARDINE
EXPEDITE FICKLE GALLEON
EXPENDITURE FICTION GALVANIZE
EXPENSE FICTITIOUS GAUCHERIE
EXPERIENCE FLIMSY GAZETTE
EXPERIMENT FLINCH GESTICULATE
EXPIATION FLIPPANCY GLUTINOUS
EXPLOIT FLOGGING GOSSAMER
EXPLORATION FLORA GRANDEUR
EXPOSTULATE FLOUNDER GRATIFICATION
EXPURGATE FLUCTUATE GRATING
EXTEMPORE FLUIDITY GRIEVOUS
EXTINGUISHER FLUSTERED GRIZZLE
EXUBERANT FORBEARANCE GULLET
FORCIBLY GUTTER
FOREIGN
F FOREIGNER
FABRICATE
FORENSIC
FORESEE
H
FABRICATION HABITABLE
FORFEIT
FACETIOUS HAMSTRING
FORTUITOUS
FACILITATE HARANGUE
FOURTEENTH
FASCINATE HARBINGER
FOYER
FEMININE HARROWING
FRAGMENTARY
FEMINISM HAUTEUR
FRANCHISE
FERVENT HAZARDOUS
FRAUDULENT
FERVOUR HAZE
FREQUENT
FESTIVE HEARTEN
FRUSTRATION
FESTIVITIES HEIGHT
FULMINATE
FESTOON HEINOUS
FULMINATION
FEUD
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HELIPORT INCIDENCE JETTISON
HERBICIDE INCINERATE JIFFY
HEREDITARY INCOHERENCE JINGOISM
HERETICAL INCRIMINATE JOSTLE
HESITANCY INDEMNITY JUDICIAL
HIDEOUS INDUCEMENT JUMBLE
HISTRIONIC INDULGENT JUNCTURE
HOARSE INELUCTABLE JURISDICTION
HURRICANE INEXORABLE JURIST
HYPNOTIC INFILTRATE JUSTIFIED
HYPOCRISY INFLAMMATION JUVENILE
INFRINGE
I INFURIATE
IGNOMINY
INSURANCE
INTELLECTUAL
K
IGNORANT KARATE
INTELLIGENCE
ILLITERACY KELP
INTERCESSION
ILLUSTRATION KERFUFFLE
INTERFERENCE
IMBROGLIO KEROSENE
INVESTIGATE
IMMANENT KETTLE
INVETERATE
IMMEMORIAL KIDNAP
IRREVERENT
IMMINENT KIDNEY
IRRITATE
IMMUTABLE KINAESTHESIA
ISOLATING
IMPECCABLE KINDERGARTEN
IMPENITENT KINDRED
IMPETUOSITY
IMPRECATION J KINGDOM
KITCHEN
IMPRUDENT JABBER KNACK
INADVERTENT JADED KNAVE
INCANDESCENT JAGGED KNIGHT
INCANTATION JAUNTY KNOCK
INCARNATE JEALOUSY KNOWLEDGE
INCENDIARY JEOPARDIZE
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LENGTH LUNATIC
L LEOTARD LUNCHEON
LACHRYMOSE LETHARGY LURCH
LAMBASTE LEVERAGE LUSCIOUS
LAMENT LEVITATE LUSTROUS
LAMENTABLE LEXICON LUXURIANCE
LANGUOR LIABLE LUXURIOUS
LARGESSE LIAISE LUXURY
LASCIVIOUS LIAISON LYMPHATIC
LASSITUDE LIBERALISE LYRICAL
LATER LIBERALISM LYRICISM
LATITUDE LIBERALITY LYRICIST
LIBERTINE
LATTER
LAUD LIBRETTO
LICENSE
M
LAUDABLE MACERATE
LAUDATORY LINOLEUM
MACHIAVELLIAN
LAUREATE LIQUIDATION
MACHINATION
LEASH LOGGERHEADS
MACHINIST
LECHERY LOGISTICS
MACHISMO
LECTERN LONELINESS
MACROCOSM
LEER LOOPHOLE
MAELSTROM
LEGACY LOOSE
MAESTRO
LEGGINGS LOSE
MAGAZINE
LEGION LOSING
MAGISTERIAL
LEGISLATE LOUT
MAGMA
LEGISLATION LOVELY
MAGNANIMOUS
LEGISLATOR LUCUBRATE
MAGNATE
LEGISLATURE LUCUBRATION
MAGNIFICENT
LEGITIMATE LUCULENT
MAGNOLIA
LEGUMINOUS LUDICROUS
MAHOGANY
LEISURE LUMINESCENCE
MAINTAIN
LEMMING LUMINOUS
MAINTENANCE
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MAJESTIC MEANDER MORSEL
MALADROIT MECHANIC MORTAR
MALADY MECHANICAL MOSQUITOES
MALAISE MEDDLE MOTEL
MALCONTENT MEDICINE MOTIVATED
MALEVOLENT MELLIFLUOUS MOTIVE
MALFUNCTION MEMORANDUM MOULD
MALICIOUS MENDACIOUS MOURN
MALIGN MERCENARY MUNICIPALITY
MALINGER MERCURIAL MUNIFICENT
MALLEABLE MERETRICIOUS MURMUR
MALNUTRITION MESMERISM MUSCLE
MAMMOTH METAMORPHIC MUSTER
MANAGEABLE METICULOUS MUZZLE
MANDATORY METROPOLIS MYTHOLOGICAL
MANOEUVRE METROPOLITAN
MANIAC MICRO-ORGANISM
MANIPULATE
MANUFACTURE
MIGRATORY
MILITANT
N
NATIONALISM
MANUSCRIPT MILLENNIUM
NATURALLY
MARAUDING MILLIONAIRE
NAUSEA
MARRIAGE MINUSCULE
NAUSEATE
MARTYRDOM MIRACULOUS
NAUSEATING
MASCARA MISANTHROPE
NECESSARY
MASCULINE MISCELLANEOUS
NECESSITY
MASQUERADE MISCHIEVOUS
NEFARIOUS
MASTICATE MISFORTUNE
NEIGH
MATERIALISM MISOGYNIST
NEIGHBOR
MATERNITY MODEST
NEMESIS
MATHEMATICS MOMENTUM
NEOLOGISM
MATRICULATE MORATORIUM
NEOPHYTE
MAUVE MORPHEME
NEUROSIS
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NEUTER OBSTACLE PARANOIA

NEUTRAL OBSTINATE PARLIAMENTARY
NEUTRALIZE OBSTRUCTION PAROCHIAL
NEUTRON OBTRUSIVE PARQUETRY
NIBBLE OFFENCE PARSIMONIOUS
NIGHTMARE OFFENSIVE PARTICIPATION
NITPICKING OFFICIAL PARTICULAR
NOCTURNAL OFFICIOUS PASSIONATE
NODE OFFSPRING PASSIVE
NOMINAL OLEAGINOUS PASTEL
NONENTITY OMINOUS PASTEURISATION
NOSTRILS OMNIPOTENT PATERNAL
NOTICEABLE OMNISCIENT PATIENCE
NOTIFY OPHTHALMOLOGIST PATRIARCHY
NOTORIOUS OPPORTUNE PATRIOTISM
NOUGHT OPPRESSION PATRONIZING
NOURISHING OPTIMISTIC PEDESTAL
NOVELTY OPULENT PEDESTRIAN
NUGATORY OSTENSIBLE PELLET
OSTENTATION PENETRATE
OSTRACISM PENURIOUS
OUTRAGEOUS PERCENTAGE
O PERCEPTIBLE
PERCEPTIVE
OBEISANCE
OBFUSCATE P PERCUSSION
PEREMPTORY
OBLIGATORY PACHYDERM
PERENNIAL
OBLIGE PANDEMONIUM
PERIMETER
OBLIQUE PARADIGM
PERIPATETIC
OBLITERATE PARALLEL
PERIPHERAL
OBLIVIOUS PARALLELOGRAM
PERMANENT
OBSOLESCENT PARALYSIS
PERMISSION
OBSOLETE PARAMOUNT
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PERNICIOUS PHOTOSYNTHESIS POSSESSIVE
PERPENDICULAR PHYSICAL POSSIBLE
PERPETUAL PHYSICIAN POTATO
PERPETUATE PHYSICIST POTENTATE
PERSECUTE PHYSIOGNOMY POTENTIAL
PERSIFLAGE PHYSIOLOGY POTRAYAL
PERSONAL PICTURESQUE PRAGMATICALLY
PERSONNEL PIECE PRAIRIE
PERSPECTIVE PIRACY PRECARIOUS
PERSPICUOUS PITIFUL PRECEDE
PERSPIRATION PLACATE PRECEDENCE
PERSPIRE PLACENTA PRECEDENT
PERSUADE PLACID PRECIPITATE
PERSUASION PLAGUED PRECIPITOUS
PERTAIN PLANKTON PRECISELY
PERTINENT PLANNING PRECURSOR
PERTURBED PLANTATION PRECURSORY
PERVADE PLAQUE PREDATOR
PERVASIVE PLEASANT PREDECESSOR
PERVERT PLEASURE PREDILECTION
PESSIMISM PLETHORA PREDOMINATE
PETULANCE PLIANT PREFERRED
PETULANT PLIGHT PREGNANCY
PHARMACEUTICAL PLUMMET PREJUDICE
PHENOMENA PLUNGE PREMEDITATE
PHENOMENAL POACH PREMIUM
PHENOMENON POLLYANNA PREPARATION
PHILISTINE PONDEROUS PREPOSTEROUS
PHILOSOPHY PORTRAIT PRESCRIPTION
PHLEGMATIC PORTRAY PRESERVE
PHOENIX POSSESS PRESIDENCY
PHOTOGENIC POSSESSION PRESTIGE

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PRESUMABLY PROMULGATE QUIESCENCE

PRESUMPTION PROPAGATION QUIESCENT
PRESUMPTUOUS PROPITIOUS QUIXOTIC
PRETENDER PROPORTIONATE QUIZZES
PRETEXT PROPRIETARY QUIZZICAL
PREVALENT PROSECUTION QUOTATION
PREVARICATE PROSPEROUS
PREVIOUSLY PROVOKE
PRIM
PRIMITIVE
PROXIMITY
PSYCHOLOGY
R
RABIES
PRINCIPAL PUGNACIOUS
RACIAL
PRINCIPLE PULVERIZE
RACKETEER
PRISSY PUNCTILIOUS
RACONTEUR
PRIVILEGE PURGATORY
RADIANCE
PROBABLE PURSUE
RADIATOR
PROBABLY PUTRID
RAKE
PROBATIONER PYLON
RAKISH
PROCEED
RAMBLE
PROCLAIM
RAMIFICATION
PRODIGY
PRODUCTIVE
PROFESSION
Q RAMSHACKLE
RANCOROUS
QUADRILATERAL RANDOM
PROFESSOR
QUAGMIRE RAPACIOUS
PROFICIENT
QUAIL RAPPORT
PROFLIGACY
QUALIFIED RAPSCALLION
PROFLIGATE
QUALITATIVE RAPTURE
PROFUNDITY
QUANDARY RARELY
PROGNOSTICATE
QUARANTINE RATIONALISM
PROLETARIAT
QUARRELSOME RATIONALIZE
PROLIFERATE
QUERULOUS RAVENOUS
PROLIFIC
QUERY RAVISHING
PROMISCUOUS
QUESTIONNAIRE REACTIONARY
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REACTOR RELIEVING RETAINER
READINESS RELIGIOUS RETALIATE
REALISATION RELOCATE RETRENCH
RECEDE RELUCTANCE RETRIEVE
RECEIPT RELUCTANT RETROGRADE
RECEIVE REMONSTRATE RETROSPECTION
RECESSIVE REMORSE REVERE
RECIDIVISM REMUNERATE REVERENT
RECIPROCATE REMUNERATION REVIEW
RECOGNIZE RENAISSANCE REVUE
RECOMPENSE REPATRIATE RIDICULE
RECONCILIATION REPAYMENT RIFF-RAFF
RECONDITE REPERTOIRE RIGMAROLE
RECONNOITRE REPLETE RIGOR
RECTITUDE REPOSE RIGOROUS
REDOLENT REPRESENTATIVE RIVULET
REDOUBTABLE REPRESS ROTATION
REFERENCE REPRIEVE ROUGHEN
REFERENDUM REPROACH ROUSING
REFERRING REPROBATE RUDDER
REFLECTIVE REPUDIATE RUFFLE
REFORM REPUGNANT RUMP
REFRACTORY REPULSE RUSTLE
REFRAIN RESENT
REFRIGERATOR RESENTMENT
REGENERATE
REGIMEN
RESILIENCE
RESIN
S
SABBATICAL
REGISTRY RESOLUTE
SABOTAGE
REGRESSION RESONANT
SACRIFICE
REHEARSAL RESOURCEFUL
SACRILEGE
REITERATE RESPITE
SADISTIC
RELEVANT RESURGENCE
SAGACIOUS
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SALACIOUS SERVILE SMUG

SALLOW SEVERAL SNAG
SALUBRIOUS SEVERANCE SOLICITOUS
SALUTATION SEVERELY SOPHISTICATE
SALVAGE SHAMBLES SOUGHT
SANCTIMONY SHATTER SOUVENIR
SANCTITY SHEAR SPACIOUS
SANGUINE SHEEPISH SPAGHETTI
SANITATION SHEPHERD SPAM
SARCASTIC SHEPHERDESS SPARTAN
SARTORIAL SHINING SPATTER
SATELLITE SHIPMENT SPECIFICALLY
SATIRICAL SHOAL SPECIOUS
SATURNINE SHODDY SPECTATOR
SAUTÉ SHREWD SPECTRUM
SAVOUR SHRIVEL SPITEFUL
SCATTERED SHUNNED SPLENETIC
SCENARIO SIGHTING SPLUTTER
SCENERY SIGNIFICANCE SPONSOR
SCHEDULE SILHOUETTE SPONTANEOUS
SCORNFUL SIMILAR SPRIGHTLY
SCRIPTABLE SIMULATE SPURIOUS
SCRUTINY SIMULTANEOUS SQUAT
SCULPTOR SINCERELY SQUEAK
SEDULOUS SINECURE SQUIRM
SEMINAL SKETCHY STAGGER
SENTIMENT SKILLET STAGNANT
SEPARATE SLUGGARD STALEMATE
SEPARATION SLUGGISH STARCHY
SERGEANT SLUICE STATISTICALLY
SERRATED SMIRK STATISTICS
SERRATION SMOG STEREOTYPED

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STIPULATE SUSPICIOUS TEETOTAL
STIPULATION SWELTERING TELEPATHY
STRICTURE SWINDLE TEMPERATURE
STRIDE SYBARITE TEMPESTUOUS
STRIFE SYCOPHANT TESTIMONY
STRINGENT SYLLABLE TEXTURE
STRUT SYLLOGISM THEME
STUDYING SYMBIOSIS THEMSELVES
STUMBLE SYMBOLIZE THEOLOGY
STUPENDOUS SYMMETRICAL THEORIES
STUTTER SYMPATHETIC THERAPY
SUBJUGATE SYMPTOM THEREFORE
SUBMISSIVE SYNCHRONOUS THESIS
SUBORDINATE SYNONYMOUS THISTLE
SUBPOENA SYNOPSIS THITHER
SUBTERFUGE SYNTAX THOROUGH
SUBTLE SYNTHESIS THOUGH
SUCCEED SYNTHETIC THRESHOLD
SUCCESS THROB
SUFFIX THROUGH
SULLEN
SULTRY
T TIMOROUS
TOLERANCE
TACTILE
SUMMIT TOOT
TACTLESS
SUMPTUOUS TOPOGRAPHY
TANGENTIAL
SUPERCILIOUS TORPID
TANGIBLE
SUPERFICIAL TORRENT
TANTALIZE
SUPERSEDE TORRENTIAL
TANTRUM
SUPERSTITIOUS TORSO
TAUTOLOGY
SUPPLIANT TOURNIQUET
TECHNICAL
SURROGATE TRAGEDY
TECHNIQUE
SURROUND TRAILER
TECHNOPHILE
SURVIVAL TRAITOR
TECTONIC
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TRANSACTION UNRIVALLED VILLAGE

TRANSCENDENT UNSCRUPULOUS VILLAIN
TRANSGRESS UNSTINTING VINDICATION
TRANSGRESSION UNTENABLE VINDICTIVE
TRANSITORY USUALLY VIOLENCE
TRANSLITERATION USURP VIRGIN
TREACHERY UTTERANCE VIRILE
TREMULOUS VIRTUAL
TRENCHANT VIRTUOUS
TRIBUTE
TRIUMPHANT
V VISIBLE
VISION
VACILLATE
TRUNCATE VISIONARY
VACILLATION
TURBULENT VITREOUS
VACUOUS
TURPITUDE VITRIOLIC
VAGRANT
TURQUOISE VIVACIOUS
VALEDICTION
VOCATIONAL
VANQUISH
VOCIFEROUS
U VAPORIZE
VARIANCE
VOLUME
VOLUMINOUS
UNAVAILING VARIEGATE
VOLUNTARY
UNCTUOUS VEHEMENT
VOLUNTEER
UNDERMINE VENERATION
VOLUPTUOUS
UNDERSCORE VENGEANCE
VORACIOUS
UNDOUBTEDLY VENGEFUL
VULGARITY
UNENCUMBERED VENTURESOME
VULNERABLE
UNEXCEPTIONAL VERBOSE
VULTURE
UNFORGETTABLE VERSATILE
UNGAINLY VERSE
UNIQUE
UNKEMPT
VESTIGE
VESTIGIAL W
UNLETTERED VETERAN WAGER
UNNECESSARY VETO WAIL
UNPALATABLE VIGNETTE WALLY
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WALTZ WHOLLY
WANTON WHOPPER Y
WARDER WICKED YARDSTICK
WARDROBE WILLINGLY YARROW
WARFARE WILLOW
WARRANTY
WARRING
WINSOME
WISTFUL
Z
WARRIORS WITHDRAWAL ZEPHYR
WASTREL WITHER ZILCH
WHEEDLE WOEBEGONE ZILLION
WHINE WORTHWHILE
WHINGE
WHINING
WHITING
X
XENOPHOBIA
WHITTLE
XENOPHOBE
WHIZZ
XYLEM
WHOLESOME
XYLOPHONE

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HETERONYMS AND HOMOGRAPHS

They are similar : both are words that have the same spelling, but have
different meanings. However, homographs may not always have different
pronunciations.
Examples: I’d like to present you with a birthday present / She will read the
book that her sister read last year.

Exercise 1
Fill in the blanks with a suitable Heteronym or Homograph.

1. You can ___________________ someone to find us some

___________________.
2. The coach can ___________________ between the team's
___________________ according to the need.
3. I would like to ___________________ this ___________________ to
you.
4. He was granted the ___________________ that will
___________________ him to build the apartment.
5. Can you ___________________ that diary without a
___________________ in your eye?
6. The defence attorney will ___________________ against every
___________________ displayed as evidence as they seem have
tampered.
7. The kids curiously looked at the ___________________ that
___________________ off the swimming pool.
8. She ___________________ up from her chair to water the
___________________ garden.
9. Even though he was an ___________________, he always regarded
pessimism ___________________.
10. I drove down the ___________________ road on a
___________________ day.
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11. ___________________ the windows, as the storm is getting
___________________.
12. I am ___________________ with the ___________________ I’ve
written for my blog.
13. First, you’ll need to ___________________ the vanilla from the bean
and once you have done that, you can use the ___________________
to bake some yummy goodies.
14. Jim decided that he wanted an ___________________ but couldn’t
decide where he wanted them to ___________________.
15. What is your ___________________? Can you help me
___________________ this envelope?
16. Missing the test will ___________________ your final grade and I feel
like this ___________________ is unnecessary.
17. Please ___________________ on your plans for the
___________________ gala.
18. The parade was planned for ___________________ but since it will be
tough to ___________________ in the scorching heat, it might
postpone.
19. My handsome ___________________ will ___________________ me
to the dance.
20. She will ___________________ the book that her older sister
___________________ last year.
21. Even though our team’s chief ___________________ is confidence, we
___________________ our victory to teamwork.
22. Aristotle was able to ___________________ this strange
___________________ all by himself.
23. ___________________ the laundry into ___________________ piles
for light and dark clothing.
24. The baseball ___________________ asked for a ___________________
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25. You should not ___________________ that cardboard but recycle it

instead of considering it a ___________________.
26. She always wanted to ___________________ near the restaurant and
planned on attending every single ___________________ music
session conducted by them.
27. The ___________________ flew above the construction
___________________.
28. While they are at the ___________________, I’m going to
___________________ with the dog.
29. I ___________________ my phone on the ___________________ side
of the room.
30. She will ___________________ the car so we can walk in the
___________________.
31. Do the people from ___________________ eat
___________________?
32. A ___________________ had moved in down the street and the
neighbors feared he would ___________________ the neighborhood.
33. They were going to ___________________ Ernest with an award but
when the time came, they discovered that Ernest was not
___________________.
34. It took Riya years to ___________________ her dance and eventually,
judges awarded her with a ___________________ score.
35. The mosquitoes chose to ___________________ Maddy until he could
stand the ___________________ any longer.
36. The ___________________ broke into the filler paper supply store but
did not ___________________ about him being watched.
37. Your ___________________ needs to improve. If it does, we’ll let you
___________________ the orchestra.
38. Noah ___________________ his dog to the backyard and I always feel
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39. The escaped ___________________ could not be found and now they’ll
___________________him of escaping from jail.
40. Sam was a ___________________ and he tried to get others to
___________________ along with him.
41. Your parking ___________________ has expired but we can
___________________ you to park in the dirt lot.
42. In your essay, you will need to ___________________ with the author’s
point of view and don’t forget to reduce the ___________________ on
the header image.
43. The magician will try to ___________________ you with his magic
wand but if you sit near the ___________________, his trick won’t
work.
44. Of all his mighty labors, the greatest ___________________ of Hercules
was to slay the hydra for which Hercules needed to
___________________ both his strength and his intelligence.
45. If we want to win, we must ___________________ their three-point
shooters and if we do, we’ll win the ___________________.
46. Ryan went to the farmer’s market to buy some ___________________
as he was not able to ___________________ it himself.
47. Stella’s ___________________ report was awful as it clearly showed
no___________________.
48. Mary wanted to ___________________ the high cost of coffee, so she
attended a ___________________ rally.
49. Malcolm received a ___________________ of half his tuition money.
He was still waiting for the college to ___________________ the other
half.
50. With his rude comments, Chris could ___________________ almost
anyone but when he burned ___________________, he became much
kinder.

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Exercise 2
Choose the Apt Heteronym

1. Word that means both “to change” and “a person's feelings or

emotion”
a. effect b. affect c. intermediate d. emotion
2. Word that means both “to coil up” and “injury”
a. wind b. wound c. whirl d. wool
3. Word that means both “a list” and “to write down”
a. random b. wring c. write d. record
4. Word that means both “the next choice” and “switch back and forth”
a. alternate b. amigo c. aftermath d. affect
5. Word that means both “the front part of a person's head from the
forehead to the chin” and “to confront”
a. adjust b. appeal c. confront d. face
6. Word that means both “a string instrument” and “a typical fish”
a. fish b. bass c. hoop d. drum
7. Word that means both “to shut” and “near”
a. cumulative b. transcribe c. circumfuse d. close
8. Word that means both “behaviour” and “to lead”
a. amateur b. poignant c. conduct d. outlaw
9. Word that means both “to guide” and “a metallic element”
a. iron b. chromium c. mercury d. lead
10. Word that means both “to consider resulting from” and “a
characteristic of someone”
a. forlorn b. attribute c. feature d. face
11. Word that means both “upper part of the human body” and “chief”
a. head b. aptitude c. catharsis d. commotion
12. Word that means both “not valid” and “an ill person”
a. invalid b. introspect c. intransigent d. innate
13. Word that means both “to pound or bump” and “place where you

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serve yourself”
a. counter b. service c. sideboard d. buffet
14. Word that means both “to act against” and “a fight or disagreement”
a. clash b. close c. conflict d. covalent
15. Word that means both “put together” and “a threshing machine”
a. nemesis b. combine c. obliterate d. contract
16. Word that means both “collection of published material” and “absorb
nutrients”
a. pulp b. desert c. fiction d. digest
17. Word that means both “a building that serves as living quarters” and “a
company or an organization”
a. inn b. home c. couturier d. house
18. Word that means both “burnt aromatic” and “to make angry”
a. infuriate b. perfume c. incense d. intern
19. Word that means both “to let someone off” and “a reason or
explanation”
a. reiterate b. excuse c. deception d. swindle
20. Word that means both “an upright case” and “to comfort”
a. satisfaction b. console c. incompetence d.
comrade
21. Word that means both “subject matter” and “satisfaction”
a. contagion b. contact c. content d.
contain
22. Word that means both “carefully considered” and “intentional”
a. implication b. repercussion c. deliberate d. domain
23. Word that means both “thin sheet of cover” and “to construct by
adding layers”
a. coating b. laminate c. account d. record
24. Word that means both “tiny” and “sixty seconds”
a. minuscule b. microscopic c. minute d. mini

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25. Word that means both “to argue” and “a match of skill”
a. content b. contest c. contemn d. contempt
26. Word that means both “keeping within reason” and “to preside over”
a. mediocre b. moderate c. beneficial d. extravagant
27. Word that means both “a state of agitation” and “foam made using
soap and water”
a. froth b. bubble c. lather d. disdain
28. Word that means both “exactly correct” and “to correct”
a. uncouth b. refined c. crude d. perfect
29. Word that means both “to allow some event to occur” and “a
document giving permission”
a. authorize b. permit c. resign d. redeem
30. Word that means both “an agreement” and “to shrink”
a. flinch b. contract c. expand d. commit
31. Word that means both “to complain” and “a thing”
a. article b. thing c. object d. item
32. Word that means both “an elementary book” and “the preparatory
coat of paint”
a. proclivity b. primer c. premature d. prodigy
33. Word that means both “the opposite” and “to talk”
a. commune b. converse c. commonality d. oblivion
34. Word that means both “from Poland” and “shine”
a. polish b. check c. sheen d. grime
35. Word that means both “the theme” and “to force upon someone”
a. slough b. sovereign c. subject d. whack
36. Word that means both “to find guilty” and “a prisoner”
a. disaccord b. convict c. concurrence d. stipulate
37. Word that means both “the blowing air” and “to coil up”
a. swoosh b. wind c. gush d. air
38. Word that means both “an adult female pig” and “to plant seed”
a. piglet b. livestock c. reap d. sow
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39. Word that means both “to divide into groups” and “not joined
together”
a. separate b. disintegrate c. depose d. annex
40. Word that means both “release a liquid” and “placed out of sight”
a. sought b. secreted c. sent d. sewer
41. Word that means both “a line” and “a fight”
a. column b. diagonal c. intersection d. row
42. Word that means both “a gift” and “to give”
a. grant b. bestow c. assent d. present
43. Word that means both “to restart” and “a document of experience”
a. document b. resume c. record d. certificate
44. Word that means both “a Japanese alcoholic drink” and “a purpose”
a. beer b. punch c. sake d. toddy
45. Word that means both “to show a movie” and “a task”
a. display b. discourse c. project d. portray
46. Word that means both “to yield” and “bring forth”
a. produce b. manufacture c. generate d. prolong
47. Word that means both “top of a person’s head” and “a minced food”
a. pate b. paste c. mince d. soup
48. Word that means both “to pass along information” and “a kind of
athletic race”
a. reside b. resign c. recreation d. relay
49. Word that means both “an addition” and “an appendix to a book or
document”
a. addition b. book c. annex d. extract
50. Word that means both “to imprison someone” and “a student or
graduate working in a company to gain experience and merit”
a. innate b. intern c. envelop d. divest

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Exercise 3
Provide the blanks with a suitable Homograph.

1. In the word ‘dinner’ the ___________________ is on the first syllable.

The women ___________________ their eyes with makeup.
2. She is a successful ___________________ in the Supreme court.
She’s a passionate ___________________ of natural childbirth.
3. I’ll be ___________________ in a minute.
She was the one who had fired him from his first job _______________
in South Africa.
4. I worked for a ___________________.
He jumped in and swam to the opposite ___________________.
5. She was sitting at the ___________________.
I ate a big ___________________of chocolate.
6. I play ___________________in a jazz band.
Fresh sea ___________________is a great delicacy.
7. Gabriella ___________________speak French fluently.
We drank a ___________________of Coke each.
8. Cairo is the ___________________of Egypt.
You should write your name in ___________________letters.
9. Police installed various cameras across the area to
___________________ the robbery.
The two soldiers somehow managed to avoid ___________________.
10. She lives in a ___________________.
It is a place to ___________________with other women.
11. The students’ rooms were ___________________, with a desk, bed,
and closet built in.
A ___________________was negotiated between the company and
the union.
12. Sulphur dioxide is a ___________________of sulphur and oxygen.
A ___________________sentence contains two or more clauses.

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13. My daughter wants to marry the king and become his
___________________ as the Queen.
The criminal forced his wife to be his ___________________ in the
crime.
14. The stocks will easily ___________________ to cash.
She is a ___________________.
15. Four people will appear in ___________________today, charged with
fraud.
He declared the truth in order to ___________________ the
controversy.
16. The company is in ___________________on its loan agreement.
The man became the leader of the group as a ___________________.
17. Can you ___________________ those tomatoes?
You move forward according to the number on the
___________________.
18. The sewage ___________________directly into the sea.
Nurses are ought to visit the mother and baby for two weeks after their
___________________from the hospital.
19. Employees can buy books at a ___________________.
We cannot ___________________the possibility of further strikes.
20. The sun was going ___________________ and it would soon be dark.
He can ___________________ the coffee in one gulp.
21. The ___________________ of the hurricane was devastating.
The new law will come into ___________________ from tomorrow.
22. I’m early—my watch must be ___________________.
Gandhi drank some orange juice to break his three-week
___________________.
23. The project will need an approval from the ___________________
department.
He took a job to ___________________ his stay in Germany.
24. If you want to use cheese instead of chicken,
that’s___________________.
Offenders will be liable to a heavy ___________________.
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25. His clothes did not ___________________ him very well.

You must be very ___________________ if you do so much running.
26. Hail and storm were___________________in the village.
She used to ___________________that restaurant.
27. I respect his choice to be ___________________ and urge others to be
supportive and happy about the decision.
She is a very ___________________ and energetic child.
28. I ___________________ to the view that we should take no action at
this stage.
Over the years, the wind made the walls of the farmhouse to
___________________.
29. The new program will ease data ___________________ between
companies.
This is the town's famous rail ___________________.
30. We should not pry on___________________matters of our neighbors.
I will ___________________ you when the details are available.
31. I always ___________________criticism of my works.
I___________________ you all to be seated.
32. We all have different ___________________responses to anger.
I ___________________ a lot from my father.
33. The plane ___________________ at 12.30 am.
Add a few ___________________ of fresh basil to the salad.
34. A country’s culture often ___________________in its festivals.
The bus conductor double-checked his ___________________ before
departing.
35. He said he ___________________ come tomorrow.
I pushed the rock with all my ___________________.
36. There were all kinds of thoughts running through my
___________________.
I hope you don’t ___________________ the noise.
37. I’ve read that___________________ and I absolutely love it.
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38. She was wearing too much ___________________.
One bloom has the power to ___________________ a whole room.
39. The ___________________ fact is that nobody really knows.
The grassy ___________________was very fertile.
40. You’ll have to ___________________ inside today.
All performers put in great efforts to make the ___________________
a successful one.
41. The eight compilations range from teen ___________________ to
classical.
I’ll ___________________over and see you this evening.
42. We have made great ___________________ in controlling inflation.
The course allows students to ___________________ at their own
speed.
43. She could not ___________________ his name.
The Government had to___________________ the Ambassador from
his overseas assignment
44. Government forces moved in to ___________________ the city.
We had to do a ___________________ before we got it right.
45. This is the ___________________ time it’s happened.
The water flows at about 1.5 meters per ___________________.
46. You can ___________________ the front seats forward if necessary.
The economy is on the ___________________.
47. I’m sorry to ___________________ it on you, but I’ve been offered
another job.
He was born in the ___________________ of 1944.
48. I’d like to propose a ___________________ to the bride and groom.
I had a piece of ___________________ for breakfast.

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PREPOSITIONS
A preposition is a word, used to indicate different relations, such as
place, time, method, manner, reason, purpose, possession, direction,
motion, etc. Preposition is placed before a noun or a pronoun.

Preposition Examples

About John will tell you a story about a Tiger.

Above The plane flies above the mountains.
Across We walked across the road.
After After dinner, I shall complete the homework.
Against I will never act against the wishes of my parents.
Along All along the way, he did not eat anything.
Among The property was shared among the brothers.
Around Due to the rain, we turned around to return home.
At I am at peace when I am alone.
Before Ann had decided to quit before June, but changed her plan.
Behind The School is located behind the market.
Below The temperatures have dipped below zero.
Beneath The water level is beneath the normal level.
Beside Amit used to sit beside Kumar in class.
Besides Besides English, Amit is very fond of Maths.
Between The Chocolate was shared between Paul and Roy.
Beyond The food was beyond our expectations.
But Everyone but the Principal agreed with the decoration of the
stage.
By A house by the riverside, is my dream.
Concerning Suresh is always curious about anything concerning his wife.
Despite Despite the rain, he decided to carry on with his work.
Down Amit lives down the hill.
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Except Except my father no one likes mangoes.
For I walk for 30 minutes everyday.
From He comes from Pune.
In When in Delhi, do visit Agra.
Inside There is a huge statue inside the Temple.
Into As soon as the Principal stepped into the Classroom, there was
pin drop silence.
Like Stella looks like her mother.
Minus Seven minus three equals four.
Near John bought a new flat near the Church.
Of A friend of mine recommended the doctor to me.
Off Doctor advised him to stay off from drinking.
On There is a pencil on the table.
Onto Jimmy always climbs onto the chair.
Opposite My school is located diagonally opposite the church.
Out of Out of fear, the thief ran away.
Outside Outside the compound lies a large playground.
Over The tour cost me over my budget.
Past Amit walked past me, without noticing my presence.
Per What is the per head cost?
Plus Ten plus five equals fifteen.
Since We were waiting for the train since five in the morning.
Through The baby cried all through the night.
Throughout Throughout summer, he was out.
To We are going to Nepal during X’mas.
Toward (s) It started raining towards the evening.
Under The house is under renovation.
Underneath John found the gold coin underneath the carpet.
Until Ann did not get the tickets until 5 pm.
Upon Once upon a time, there lived a king.
Up I walked up the stairs, to see the damage.
Up to The decision is up to the President.
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Via The plane will go via Delhi.

With Rani walked in with her new boyfriend.
Within It rained within a radius of 5 miles only.
Without I never leave my hostel without an umbrella.

PREPOSITIONAL PHRASES

Prepositional phrases indicate various relationships between subjects

and verbs by modifying the nouns and verbs.
A prepositional phrase consists of two parts.
(1) A preposition :- It is a word that introduces the object of a
prepositional phrase.
(2) An object of preposition:- the noun or pronoun that precedes the
preposition is referred as the object of preposition.
For example- Behind the table. In this sentence, behind is the
preposition, and the table, is the noun that acts as object of preposition.
He is laughing at him, He is laughing along with him. These two
sentences have different meaning. The words, at and along with, are
the two prepositional phrases that bring about different meanings in
both the sentences.
Prepositional phrases can be of single words, two words or three words.

Single Word Prepositions

• about • among • barring

• above • amongst • below
• across • aside • beneath
• after • astride • besides
• against • as • before
• along • at • beside
• alongside • atop • between
• amidst • before • beyond
• around • behind • by
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• but • near • throughout
• concerning • notwithstanding • through
• circa • of • than
• down • off • till
• despite • on • to
• during • opposite • times
• excluding • onto • towards
• except • outside • toward
• failing • out • unlike
• following • over • under
• for • pace • underneath
• from • per • up
• given • plus • until
• in • past • via
• inside • pro • versus
• including • qua • vice
• into • regarding • with
• like • round • within
• minus • since • worth
• mid • save • without
• next • than

Double Word Prepositions

• along with • due to • owing to
• ahead of • except for • out of
• according to • far from • outside of
• as of • far away • prior to
• as per • inside of • regard of
• aside from • next to • regardless of
• as regards • near to • subsequent to
• because of • on to • thanks to
• close to • out from
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Triple Word Prepositions

• as well as • in case of • on behalf of
• as far as • in front of • on account of
• by means of • in lieu of • on top of
• in addition to • in point of • with respect to
• in accordance with • in place of • with regard to

EXERCISES

1. Exercise and good diet are conducive ________ health.

2. He promised not to do anything ________ his mother’s wish.
3. __________ my brothers, the younger one is taller.
4. I have lived _______ Chennai,_______ 2, Tilak Street ________ 5
years.
5. My mother is vexed _____ me.
6. I exchanged my ipod _________ my brother ________ a mobile.
7. He commands respect _________ his friends.
8. We will finish the work ______ an hour.
9. He is suspicious _____ his colleagues.
10. He was born _________ rich parents.
11. _________ a benz he has a limousine.
12. She went __________ a lot of trouble last year.
13. I prefer milk _______ juice.
14. The book was ____________ my understanding.
15. I waited _________ 5 p.m. in the evening.
16. The aeroplane flies ____ the clouds.
17. The sisters quarrelled __________ themselves.
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18. The boss is working _____ his table
19. I refrained _________saying the truth
20. She is devoid _______ any common sense
21. I have no pen ________ write ______.
22. I am indebted _______ my parents.
23. She is hard _______ hearing.
24. The child was deprived _____ food.
25. The old man was run _____ by a bus.
26. Tiger feeds ______ meat.
27. I was kept informed ______ everything.
28. He conversed _____ us ____ many subjects ____ great interest.
29. He fell a victim ____ his own greed. The victim ______ dengue
was treated.
30. His passion _____ music left no time _______ leisure.
31. The dancer was accompanied _____ the violinist ____ the violin.
32. My father spoke ____ politics.
33. Contrary ____ my belief, I went to the temple and offered
prayers.
34. He was skilled ______ music.
35. I am not exempt ______ the tax.
36. He is convinced _______ what he saw.
37. I impressed ______ the new teacher.
38. She is very stingy, hence she cannot part _____ money.
39. I have no complaint _______ him.
40. The train is bound ____ Chennai.
41. She congratulated him _____ his success.

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42. The chief guest presided _____ the function.

43. She responded ____ the treatment.
44. Jealousy results ____ unhappiness.
45. He is averse _____ playing in the sun.
46. She is doing a degree course _____ a university.
47. His trousers were washed _____ the washing machine.
48. We had to climb slowly _____ the hill.
49. His house looks _____ a temple.
50. How many _____ the members will join the trip?
51. Don't lean that ladder _____ the wall.
52. I don't usually feel tired _____ the morning.
53. Have you heard anything _____ him yet?
54. My house is quite _____ to your school.
55. Put this _____ your drawer and do not let anyone see it.
56. A university is where you study _____ a degree.
57. Which of these roads will lead _____ the church?
58. He sometimes quarrels _____ the neighbour.
59. I think there is a salesman _____ the door.
60. Her next birthday will be _____ a Sunday.
61. Even the new drug could not cure him _____ his illness.
62. He was given a ten-year prison sentence _____ armed robbery.
63. The cat likes to rub its head _____ my legs.
64. The store was robbed because there was no guard _____ duty.
65. My father has a car _____ yours.
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67. The new factory is expected to come online _____ May.
68. If you go _____ a river you go towards its source.
69. Many of us eat _____ fork and spoon.
70. The mob stoned her _____ death.
71. The referee ordered two players _____ the field.
72. I could see her _____ the window.
73. He sings whenever he is _____ the influence of alcohol.
74. We have not met _____ early last year.
75. She came up and sat _____ me.
76. Police want to know all _____ it and are calling for witnesses.
77. Innocent civilians were _____ the casualties.
78. Please shut the door _____ you.
79. How long can you survive _____ light or heating?
80. Who is looking _____ you when your parents are not in?
81. She was carrying her handbag _____ her arm.
82. We parked the car _____ the fence.
83. He had to push his way _____ the crowd to get in.
84. The robbers jumped _____ the train while it was still moving.
85. We enjoy driving _____ the highway.
86. Books were scattered _____ the room.
87. We are not allowed to talk _____ ourselves.
88. He has completed this degree course _____ too much trouble.
89. There is only one bridge _____ this river.
90. Do you believe in life _____ death?
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92. I'm sorry but I don't understand the reason ________ the
increase ________ price.
93. In this company, salaries depend ____ the level of responsibility.
94. You have to pay ________ the tickets the day you order them.
95. Our new Chairman reminds me _______ my old history teacher.
96. Do you think the report could be translated ________ English for
the meeting tomorrow?
97. Thank you for offering to help. It's very kind ________ you.
98. Look ________ the woman ________ the picture. Who is she?
99. The manager didn't take part ________ the discussion. He didn't
want to intervene.
100. It's no use taking him to the Louvre. He isn't interested ____ art.

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HETERONYMS AND HOMOGRAPHS
ANSWER KEYS
Exercise - 1
1. lead 2. alternate 3. present 4. permit
5. tear 6. object 7. dove 8. rose
9. invalid 10. windy 11. close 12. content
13. extract 14. implant 15. address 16. affect
17. elaborate 18. march 19. escort 20. read
21. attribute 22. construct 23. separate 24. pitcher
25. discard 26. live 27. crane 28. play
29. left 30. park 31. turkey 32. pervert
33. present 34. perfect 35. torment 36. suspect
37. conduct 38. confines 39. convict 40. rebel
41. permit 42. contrast 43. entrance 44. exploit
45. contest 46. produce 47. progress 48. protest
49. refund 50. incense

Exercise - 2
1. a 2. b 3. d 4. a 5. d 6. b 7. d 8. c
9. d 10. b 11. a 12. a 13. d 14. c 15. b 16. d
17. b 18. c 19. b 20. b 21. c 22. c 23. b 24. c
25. b 26. b 27. c 28. d 29. b 30. b 31. c 32. b
33. b 34. a 35. c 36. b 37. b 38. d 39. a 40. b
41. d 42. d 43. b 44. c 45. c 46. a 47. a 48. d
49. c 50. b

Exercise - 3
1. accent 2. advocate 3. back 4. bank
5. bar 6. bass 7. can 8. capital
9. capture 10. commune 11. compact 12. compound
13. consort 14. convert 15. court 16. default
17. dice 18. discharge 19. discount 20. down
21. effect 22. fast 23. finance 24. fine
25. fit 26. frequent 27. gay 28. incline
29. interchange 30. intimate 31. invite 32. learned
33. leaves 34. manifest 35. might 36. mind
37. novel 38. perfume 39. plain 40. play
41. pop 42. progress 43. recall 44. retake
45. second 46. slide 47. spring 48. toast

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PREPOSITIONS
ANSWER KEYS
1) to 21) to, with 41) on 61) of 81) under
2) against 22) to 42) over 62) for 82) behind
3) among 23) of 43) to 63) on 83) through
4) in, at, for 24) of 44) in 64) on 84) off
5) with 25) over 45) to 65) as 85) on
6) with, for 26) on 46) from 66) in,at 86) across
7) of 27) about 47) in 67) by 87) amongst
8) within 28) with, on, with 48) up 68) up 88) with
9) of 29) to, of 49) to 69) with 89) across
10) to 30) for, for 50) of 70) to 90) after
11) besides 31) by, on 51) on 71) off 91) for
12) through 32) on, 52) in 72) at 92) for,in
13) to 33) to 53) of 73) under 93) on
14) beyond 34) in 54) near 74) since 94) for
15) until 35) from 55) into 75) beside 95) of
16) above 36) of / by 56) for 76) about 96) into
17) amongst 37) upon 57) to 77) among 97) of
18) at 38) with 58) with 78) behind/after 98) at, in
19) from 39) against 59) at 79) without 99) in
20) of 40) to 60) on 80) after 100) in

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