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Read the following and underline the correct word in brackets.

     
1.   It was such a ( relieve / relief ) to get back to India.
2.   I'm not sure who that lady is. She ( may be / maybe ) one of Rosemary's friends.
3.   I was so pleased to have ( past / passed ) my test I took everyone out for a meal.
4.   That is the man with ( who / whom ) I had the argument last week.
5.   I haven't seen them ( for / since ) almost a year.
6.   When my father was young he ( was used to / used to ) be an active sportsman.
7.   The train was late in arriving ( because / because of ) a derailment in Ohio.
8.   The lecturer was concerned about the ( amount / number ) of absent students.
9.   ( Its / It's ) entirely up to you whether you want to come or not.
10.   He is trying to ( devise / device ) a new method of recycling paper.
11.   I really don't like ( this / these ) new office blocks they have built.
12.   If you really work hard I'm confident you will ( success / succeed ).
13.   When we arrived at the hospital she was already ( dead / died ).
14.   There are only two cakes left. You have one and I'll have ( another / the other ).
15.   The cat sat on the chair licking ( it's / its ) paws.
     

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    Answers
     
1.   It was such a relief to get back to India.
2.   I'm not sure who that lady is. She may be one of Rosemary's friends.
3.   I was so pleased to have passed my test I took everyone out for a meal.
4.   That is the man with whom I had the argument last week.
5.   I haven't seen them for almost a year.
6.   When my father was young he used to be an active sportsman.
7.   The train was late in arriving because of a derailment in Ohio.
8.   The lecturer was concerned about the number of absent students.
9.   It's entirely up to you whether you want to come or not.
10.   He is trying to devise a new method of recycling paper.
11.   I really don't like these new office blocks they have built.
12.   If you really work hard I'm confident you will succeed.
13.   When we arrived at the hospital she was already dead.
14.   There are only two cakes left. You have one and I'll have the other.
15.   The cat sat on the chair licking its paws.
 
 
 

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