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Conquering Confusing Words Unit 11 question

1. avoid / prevent : To avoid an accident, he stopped the car quickly.
2. You must prevent the children from getting hurt.
3. He wore sunblock to avoid getting sunburned.
4. We avoided driving through downtown because of the heavy traffic.
5. John prevented me from driving drunk.
6. Laws are intended to prevent crime.
7. awake / wake: Kelly is still awake, but she feels tired.
8. Phil can’t seem to wake up in the morning.
9. I stayed awake late last night worrying about the test.
10. Please wake up your brother so he’s not late for school.
11. Is Brenda awake yet?
12. The baby is sleeping, so please don’t wake him.
13. award / prize / reward: The company will present an award to the best worker.
14. The student won a prize for his speech.
15. Mark’s neighbor gave him a reward for finding the lost puppy.
16. Winning the Best Actress award was her greatest achievement.
17. To get the prize, you have to solve the riddle.
18. Every time the dog did a trick, it’s owner gave it a reward.
19. bake / grill / broil / roast / toast: Angela bakes both wheat and white bread.
20. I grilled a steak for dinner last night. .
21. Peg roasted the potatoes for thirty minutes.
22. You need an electric grill to toast the bread.
23. The chocolate cake was baked in the oven too long. It was little too dry.
24. Jason is outside grilling meat on his new barbecue grill.
25. The hunters caught a wild pig and roasted it on a spit 橫跨在烤架上的大鐵叉.
26. We toasted the bread, so we could have toast for breakfast.
27. Put the cake on the top rake in the oven to bake.
28. The cook flipped the steak on the grill and the poured barbecue sauce on it.
29. We roasted chestnuts over a fire on Christmas Eve.
30. Be careful not to burn the toast.

1. avoid / prevent : To avoid an accident, stopped the care quickly.
2. You must prevent the children from getting hurt.
3. He wore sunblock to avoid getting sunburned.
4. We avoided driving through downtown because of the heavy traffic.
5. John prevented me from driving drunk.
6. Laws are intended to prevent crime.
7. awake / wake: Kelly is still awake, but she feels tired.
8. Phil can’t seem to wake up in the morning.
9. I stayed awake late last night worrying about the test.
10. Please wake up your brother so he’s not late for school.
11. Is Brenda awake yet?
12. The baby is sleeping, so please don’t wake him.
13. award / prize / reward: The company will present an award to the best worker.
14. The student won a prize for his speech.
15. Mark’s neighbor gave him a reward for finding the lost puppy.
16. Winning the Best Actress award was her greatest achievement.
17. To get the prize, you have to solve the riddle.
18. Every time the dog did a trick, it’s owner ave it a reward.
19. bake / grill / broil / roast / toast: Angela bakes both wheat and white bread.
20. I grilled a steak for dinner last night. .
21. Peg roasted the potatoes for thirty minutes.
22. You need an electric grill to toast the bread.
23. The chocolate cake was baked in the oven too long. It was little too dry.
24. Jason is outside grilling meat on his new barbecue grill.
25. The hunters caught a wild pig and roasted it on a spit 橫跨在烤架上的大鐵叉.
26. We toasted the bread, so we could have toast for breakfast.
27. Put the cake on the top rake in the oven to bake.
28. The cook flipped the steak on the grill and the poured barbecue sauce on it.
29. We roasted chestnuts over a fire on Christmas Eva.
30. Be careful not to burn the toast.

Conquering Confusing Words Unit 10 questions

1. asleep / sleepy: How cute! The puppy has fallen asleep in my lap.
2. I’m sleepy, so I’m going to bed.
3. Please be quiet because your mom is asleep.
4. I worked all through the night, but I don’t feel sleepy.
5. Denise is asleep, so don’t wake her.
6. The medication I’m taking now makes me sleepy.
7. assignment / homework: We worked on our science assignment in class today.
8. We have three assignments to complete for school.
9. Our teacher didn’t give us any homework today.
10. Did you do your homework last night, Jimmy?
11. Jill’s company wants her to take an overseas assignment.
12. He does three hours of homework each night.
13. assure / ensure: The cat will come back when it gets hungry, I assure you.
14. To ensure passenger safety, we ask that you fasten your seat belt.
15. I can assure you that your pet pig will be well cared for.
16. Kelly ensured a good time for her guests by providing lots of great food and music at her party.
17. Despite the rumor that I won the lottery, I can assure you that it’s not true.
18. I’ll ensure that all materials arrive in a timely manner.
19. attempt / try: She’s going to attempt a very difficult dive.
20. Has anyone ever attempted to swim across the ocean?
21. Anne tried looking for her purse everywhere but couldn’t find it.
22. Let’s try that new restaurant downtown.
23. Terry fox attempted to run across Canada.
24. I’m trying to finish my homework / assignment.
25. attend / join: We attended a pop concert last night.
26. Are you going to join the army?
27. Only a few people attended the meeting about the new work rules.
28. Everyone was singing, so I joined in.
29. Can you attend the meeting tonight?
30. I’m going to join the photography club.

1. asleep / sleepy: How cute! The puppy has fallen asleep in my lap.
2. I’m sleepy, so I’m going to bed.
3. Please be quiet because your mom is asleep.
4. I worked all through the night, but I don’t feel sleepy.
5. Denise is asleep, so don’t wake her.
6. The medication I’m taking now makes me sleepy.
7. assignment / homework: We worked on our science assignment in class today.
8. We have three assignments to complete for school.
9. Our teacher didn’t give us any homework today.
10. Did you do your homework last night, Jimmy?
11. Jill’s company wants her to take an overseas assignment.
12. He does three hours of homework each night.
13. assure / ensure: The cat will come back when it gets hungry, I assure you.
14. To ensure passenger safety, we ask that you fasten your seat belt.
15. I can assure you that your pet pig will be well cared for.
16. Kelly ensured a good time for her guests by providing lots of great food and music at her party.
17. Despite the rumor that I won the lottery, I can assure you that it’s not true.
18. I’ll ensure that all materials arrive in a timely manner.
19. attempt / try: She’s going to attempt a very difficult dive.
20. Has anyone ever attempted to swim across the ocean?
21. Anne tried looking for her purse everywhere but couldn’t find it.
22. Let’s try that new restaurant downtown.
23. Terry fox attempted to run across Canada.
24. I’m trying to finish my homework / assignment.
25. attend / join: We attended a pop concert last night.
26. Are you going to join the army?
27. Only a few people attended the meeting about the new work rules.
28. Everyone was singing, so I joined in.
29. Can you attend the meeting tonight?
30. I’m going to join the photography club.

Original Form

動詞有五種形態，分別是：原形（Original Form）、第三人稱單數形式（Singular From in Third Personal）、過去式（Past Form）、過去分詞（Past Participle）、現在分詞（Present Participle）。

marinade[mar·i·nade || ‚mærɪ'neɪd]

(名)醃泡汁; 鹵汁

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(動)用鹵汁泡; 醃泡

Jason圖片字典：裸泳：Skinny Dipping

Jason圖片字典：烤肉架上大隻的叉子: spit

Jason圖片字典： 大隻串燒，在烤肉架上旋轉的大串燒 Grill Spit Rotisserie

小支串燒 : Barbecued food on a skewer

Conquering Confusing Words Unit 9 questions

1. arrive / reach: Several guests arrived a the hotel this morning.
2. How long will it take to reach the hotel.
3. Everyone arrived at 8:00 PM for dinner.
4. We arrived at two o’clock.
5. He didn’t stop until he reached the finish line.
6. The pilgrims walked all day to reach the temple.
7. article / composition / essay:Harvey has to write a composition for his English homework.
8. There was an interesting article in the newspaper.
9. Karen wrote an essay on the topic of world hunger.

10.The scholar had several of his articles published in a journal.

11.The composition really touches the heart.

12.Tiffany received high marks for her essay on the Civil War.

13.ashamed / embarrassed: Lance was ashamed of kicking his dog.

14.There’s no reason to feel embarrassed. It could happen to anyone.

15.You should be ashamed of being so rude to your grandmother.

16.Jenny wasn’t embarrassed at all when she forgot her speech.

17.I was so ashamed of what you did.

18.She looked a little embarrassed when she couldn’t remember his name.

• Sheirr Lin 、歐陽宥特和其他 3 人都說讚。

American idioms unit 1:

1. walk on air
2. cost an arm and a leg
3. have an ax to grind
4. break one’s back
5. take a back seat
6. leave someone holding the bag
7. carry the ball
8. beat the band
9. jump on the bandwagon
10. get up on the wrong side of the bed
11. rock the boat
12. have a bone to pick with someone
13. make no bones about something
14. throw the book at someone
15. hit the book
16. get down to the brass tacks
17. kick the bucket
18. take the bull by the horns
19. bite the bullet
20. get butter flies in the stomach
21. sell like hot cakes
22. on cloud nine

23. go over something with a fine-tooth comb

1. get hot under the collar
2. paint someone into a corner
3. in debt up to one’s eyeballs
4. give someone the third degree
5. in the doghouse
6. lay one’s cards on the table
7. call someone one the carpet
8. build a castles in the air
9. has the cat got your tongue
10. chew someone out
11. let sleeping dogs lie
12. go on the dole
13. dot the i’s and cross the t’s
14. get one’s ducks in a row
15. bit the dust
16. walk on eggshells
17. jump off the deep end

eyeballs

third degree

doghouse

cards

Conquering Confusing Words Unit 7 questions

1. amount / number: My grandma gave me a small amount of money for my birthday.
2. I want you to count the number of dogs in the park.
3. She doesn’t need such a large amount of clothes for this trip.
4. Jake bought a small number of CDs at the store.
5. China has a large number of people studying English.
6. There is a small amount of dirt on the floor.
7. angle / corner: The ancient tower still stands at a perfect 90-degree angle.
8. There is pile of toys in the corner of the children’s room.
9. The angle at which the tree is leaning makes me think that it may fall down soon.

10.The office is on the corner of First Avenue and Main Street.

11.There are people who stand on street corners and distribute packets of tissues to anyone who wants them.

12.Clare wrote the article again, this time from another angle.

13.announce / declare：After losing money two years in a row, the company declared bankruptcy.

14.After the meal, Gary and Gina announced they were getting married.

15.Our teacher announced the good news.

16.After the massive flood, the government declared the area a disaster zone.

17.He declared his innocence to the judge.

18.The premier announced plans for a new international airport.

Conquering Confusing Words Unit 6 questions

1. along/ lonely: When the lights went out, he was all alone in the darks.
2. If you get lonely in your new place, give me a call.
3. The caged bird look lonely; you should get him a mate.
4. I think Lee wants to be alone for a while; let’s go.
5. Max is divorced and lives alone.
6. Since her husband died, she has lived a lonely life.
7. aloud / loud: The music coming from the store was very loud.
8. Jeffery, please stand read your essay aloud to the class.
9. “No way,” she said aloud for everyone to hear.

10.There was a loud bang, and every screamed.

11.Susie reads bedtime stories aloud to her children every night.

12.Please read the sentence out loud.

13.also / either/ too: Donna is also going the park.

14.Dennis is going to the park, too.

15.Kurt didn’t do his homework for today, and he didn’t do it for yesterday, either.

16.The bread is made by Josh, who also makes cakes.

17.Sarah didn’t go to school today. I didn’t, either.

18.I’m too tired to play basketball.

Conquering Confusing Words Unit 5 questions

1. all ready / already : My cousin keeps a live snake in her house.
2. Tyler was in a car accident, but he is alive.
3. Darwin’s theory is that every living thing is the product of an evolutionary past.
4. The doctor said I was lucky to be alive after that fall.
5. Every living relative of Jane’s was at her wedding.
6. all ready / already: The children are all ready for school.
7. Denise is already an hour late.
8. Phil was all ready to go when the phone rang.
9. I already said that I am not hungry.

10.The food is all ready, so we can start eating soon.

11.When Maxine got home, dinner was already prepared.

12.all / complete / total / whole: Ben stayed up all night.

13.This travel package comes with complete(強調內容完整) accommodations.

14.Your room is a total mess.

15.Bob put ate a whole large pizza.

16.Jessica blew out all the candles on her birthday cake.

17.A screen will pop up when the download is complete.

18.The total number of students in the class is fifty.