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  • I ........... my way up to being a presenter
    pushed
    followed
    worked
    met
  • I think our translator (interpret) what I'd said because Gee Fan Eng thought I had insulted him...
    misinterpreted
  • The dictatorship tried many times to stamp out the (resist) movement, but it never could get a handle on them.
    resistance
  • I really hoped that's how it'd be – and it's................... my expectations
    followed
    met
    provided
    worked
  • We were talking about construction, so you bringing up tax laws is completely (relevant).
    irrelevant
  • Due to its insane inflation, the Zimbabwean Dollar became extremely (value)
    devalued
  • It's an industry that depends on connections to .........you through the door
    have gotten
    got
    get
    getting
  • I believe wholeheartedly that the murder of animals for human consumption is completely (ethical). It's a horrid practice.
    unethical
  • For students considering ................. in your footsteps how does student radio compare?
    followed
    providing
    follow
    following
  • I also ............. on the role of Station Manager
    pushed
    ran
    met
    took
  • The government should (regulate) healthcare. I think they have their hands in it too much.
    deregulate
  • all that................... a great stepping stone for my subsequent career
    worked
    got
    provided
    met
  • You get far more chances to really ............ the boundaries of your imagination
    push
    pushing
    pushed
    to push
  • The arrest of John Doe was completely (justify)! The video evidence clearly demonstrates it was another person!
    unjustified
  • Your statement is (accurate) and doesn't reflect the situation as it is at all.
    inaccurate
  • People say that even though we don't remember things from when we were very little, we keep those memories in our (conscious). They say that it can affect how we act or react to things, whether we realize it or not.
    subconcious
  • Your argument is completely (coherent). It doesn't make any sense.
    incoherent
  • You need to have a bit of (flexible) with your timetable to be able to take on 8 courses in university.
    flexibility.
  • Oh, that was a picture of a squirrel! I (percieve) it as a dog...
    misperceived
  • Silicon Valley is known for being a hub of (innovate). They are always releasing new technologies into the world.
    innovation
  • That car is only worth $35,350. You're telling me you paid only $20,300 for it? Wow, that dealer really (estimate) its value.
    underestimated
  • I've been feeling time was.............. out
    running
    getting
    following
    meeting
  • ... It would have been harder to ...............a foot on the ladder
    follow
    provide
    find
    get
  • A lot of countries are changing to green energies in order to become more (sustain)
    sustainable
  • A lot of people trust the value of the Euro due to its (stable).
    stability
  • The police officer said they had to use force to take down the suspect, as they had been dangerous and (comply)
    non-compliant
  • Alright, today will be a (revise) class in order to prepare for the exam next week.
    revision
  • my friends all had their futures......... out
    followed
    found
    ran
    worked
  • Some people think he does his job well, but I know from working close to him that he is completely (competent). He's always asking for help and has no clue what's going on.
    incompetent
  • I soon ............ my feet there
    found
    worked
    find
    followed