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  • (stationery / stationary) - standing still instead of moving
    stationary
  • He had a (various/varied) and outstanding career.
    varied
  • Considering what he did, I think the punishment was (appropriate/approximate).
    appropriate
  • This course will only be offered during the fall (section/session).
    session
  • (allowed/aloud) - you read etc. so that people can hear you.
    aloud
  • The committee has asked (various/varied) people for their opinions.
    various
  • The depositions touch on rumors of illegal drug use, (extramural/extramarital) affair.
    extramarital
  • He read teh few lines through, then closed his eyes for a moment before reading __(allowed/aloud).
    aloud
  • If you don't push the buttons in the _(write/right) order, nothing will happen.
    right
  • At (knight/night), too, it is almost silent.
    night
  • How did you manage to drive into a __(stationery/stationary) vehicle?
    stationary
  • (ensure/insure) - tp buy insurance so that you will receive money if somehting bad happens to you, your family, your possessions etc..
    insure
  • Many companies won't (ensure/insure) young drivers.
    insure
  • He has always been careful to balance his busy executive life with a strong interest in (extramural/extramarital) activities.
    extramural
  • Juding by her (passed/past) performance, Jane should do very well.
    past
  • Inside Menzion is old-fashioned and comfortable with blazing log fires in cold __(whether/weather)
    weather
  • We went to a famous resturant last night and had a five - (course/coarse) banquet.
    course
  • Please ___(lay/laid) the paper flat.
    lay
  • And he knew her then, from the __(stationery/stationary) shop on their street.
    stationery
  • (appropriate/approximate) journey time to London is four hours.
    approximate
  • The final (section/session) of this chapter will deal with recent developments.
    section
  • We (finale/finally) found a decent apartment close to campus.
    finally
  • (furnished/finished) - to put furniture and other things into a house or room.
    furnished
  • (furnished/finished) - no longer doing, dealing with, or using something.
    finished.
  • (write/right) - a statement or piece of information that is right is correct and based on true facts.
    right
  • (stationery/stationary) - materials that you use for writingm such as paper, pens, pencils etc..
    stationery
  • The computer and teh human mind have different but (complimentary / complementary) abilities.
    complementary
  • I can't come out tonight. I have an essay to __(write/right).
    write
  • Bedrooms are simply __(furnished/finished) and have their won showers and toilet.
    furnished
  • (various / varied) - there ar several different types of that thing.
    various
  • Honeymooners recieve a (complimentary / complementary) bottle of champage in their hotel room.
    complimentary
  • She was uncertain __(whether/weather) to stay or leave.
    whether
  • She is not __(allowed/aloud) to make diagonoses, initiate drug treatment, or certify death.
    allowed
  • Sam's about the same (hide/height) as his sister now.
    height
  • Congress has (passed/past) an education - reform law.
    passed
  • The camera doesn't __.(lay/lie)
    lie
  • She spread out her towel and ___(lie/lay) flat, adjusting her sunglasses against the glare above.
    lay
  • Ask me anything you want - I have nothing to (hide/height).
    hide
  • (various / varied) consisiting of or including may different kinds of things or people.
    varied
  • All the packing was __(furnished/finished) and we were ready to leave.
    finished
  • For the grand (finale/finally) there was a marching band and fireworks.
    finale
  • Pete lifted his (knight/night) but changed his mind and put it back on the board.
    knight
  • (ensure/insure) - to make certain that something will happen properly.
    ensure
  • (allowed/aloud) - to let someone do or have something, or let something happen.
    allowed
  • Funds are urgently needed to __(ensure/insure) defence in the growing number of political trials and for needy famililes.
    ensure
  • (write/right) - to form letters or numbers with a pen or pencil
    write
  • A (course/coarse) cloth was made from the local wool.
    coarse
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