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Confusing verbs

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    There are many verbs that sound similar and it’s easy to get confused between them. Here is a list of some of the most common confusing verb pairs, their meanings and examples of h
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  • Why did you take those suits ? They are not designed for __________ in hot climates. (wear/ carry)
    wearing
  •  15
  • "Give something to someone for a short time, expecting that you will get it back". What verb is it?
    Lend
  •  15
  • Please keep _____________ the best solution for this problem, don’t annoy me anymore! (find/ look for)
    looking for
  •  10
  • If you go shopping, remember to ___ your credit card with you.
    take
  •  20
  • We look at something for a period of time, especially something that is changing or moving. what verb is it?
    watch
  •  5
  • My bank account _______ 2% interest per month. (win/ earn)
    earns
  •  20
  • Tell the difference between look and look like
    Look: turn our eyes in a particular direction to see something Look like: similar to sb or sth
  •  25
  • They asked if I was looking for work and I _______ yes. (say/ tell)
    said
  •  10
  • I _______ all my money on the stock market. (miss/ lose)
    lost
  •  10
  • We should go over our math notes before the test. Can we ______ up next Wednesday to study?
    meet
  •  20
  • ‘stay in the same place or not do something until something else happens’. What verb is it?
    Wait
  •  25
  • If you go for a walk by the river, you can ________ the beautiful scenery.
    look at
  •  15
  • Tell the different between bring and take
    Bring: the movement toward sb or sth Take: the movement away sb or sth
  •  20
  • We ________ that the guest house would have much better rooms. (hope/ expect)
    expected
  •  15
  • They ________ as though they had seen a ghost. (look/ look like)
    looked
  •  10
  • I will _____ a nap if I'm tired.(do/ take)
    take
  •  15