The 12 most misused words in English - can you beat our quiz?
The 12 most misused words in English - can you beat our quiz?
Most English speakers use these words incorrectly. English teachers we challenge you - how many do you know? Post your scores below!
Most English speakers use these words incorrectly. English teachers we challenge you - how many do you know? Post your scores below!
Complete the gap with the correct word. "He didn't care, he was totally ________ in what I had to say."
Capital punishment no longer exists in Britain. However, in the past, many prisoners were ______.
Is the following fact ironic? "The name for the speech impediment where the subject cannot produce the letter 'R' sound is 'Rhotacism'."
Which of the below words can you use to complete this sentence? "It wasn't a bad final episode, I just felt a little ______ with the ending. It was so simple, and obvious."
"Oh no! I accidentally ______ my t-shirt in the wash!"
Which word can be used sensibly here? "I love your idea, it's really ______ but good."
"The new school rules have had a positive ______ on behaviour and student morale."
"We are all touched by the ______ of your generous donation to help build the new hospital."
"Whenever he talks business, he uses these really ______ sayings and expressions."
"If we move forward with these store closures, there will be ______ effects on morale. I'm not ______ to the plan, I just think you should be aware."
Which sentence is correct? Or are both ok?
"I don't feel too good... I'm going to ______ down for a bit."