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Tall stories
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Vocabulary revision exercises from Solutions B2 Unit 7 Tall stories
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#truth and falsehood
#nouns and dependent prepositions
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Why don't you just (cheat / disguise / make) an excuse if you don't want to go to the party?
make
10
If you aren't (biased / truthful / ethical) with me about your part in the incident, I won't be able to trust you again.
truthful
10
Kevin insisted on (pay) for our meal, although I was quite happy to share the bill.
paying
15
I just confronted my friend and she has finally (admit / take) my laptop yesterday.
admitted (to) taking
20
Don't (exagerrate / fool / photoshop)! You can't have walked 100 km!
exagerrate
10
That shop is looking for a (trustworthy / direct / open) person to look after their accounts.
trustworthy
10
We congratulated my uncle on (win) the photo competition.
winning
15
The student tried to (pass / essay) her own, despite having copied it.
pass the essay off as
20
I (swear / tell / disguise) that I didn't take your watch. It wasn't me!
swear
10
You're (manipulative / biased / hypocritical) about the referee's decision because you want your team to win.
biased
10
You promised (not / tell) anyone about our secret place.
not to tell
15
After collecting them at school, Stephen (lie / mother) his exam results.
lied to his mother about
20
If you (exagerrate / swear / cheat), your test paper won't be accepted.
cheat
10
Is it (manipulative / ethical / thruthful) to buy expensive electronic devices when the people that make them are paid so little?
ethical
10
I've agreed (help) with our school's next fundraising event.
to help
15
In his letter, he explains his (reasons / oppose) the new leadership.
reasons for opposing
20
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