D. WORD ORDER: Rearrange the words in lines (i) and (ii) to make the sentences meaningful: E. SYNONYMS: Choose the word/phrase from A) to D) with the closest meaning to the underlined word as it’s used in the reading.( ) his story that the dog had eaten it.6. I decided to accept the new job that was offered me and ( )( ) my resignation yesterday.7. Our teacher asked us to ( )( ) the noise since we were disturbing the class next door.8. The maid ( )( ) the grandfather clock when she was cleaning the room because it was losing time.9. The lecture ( )( ) for much longer than the students expected so they were all late for their next lesson.10. My suggestion that we all work overtime for no extra pay didn’t ( )( ) very well – everyone was against it!!(i) ‘The [ snap / sound / own / his / to / of / helped / name / out / Katagiri ] of it.’(ii) ‘But [ visit / do / repayment / to / the / of / nothing / with / has / my ] loans.’ ❶bulk ❷barged ❸distaste ❹critical ❺digressions A) asides sentence. You can change the form of the verb if necessary. Put only ONE WORD in each blank.1. My jacket is ( )( ) from overuse; the elbows are thin and the thread is frayed.2. I’m planning to ( )( ) on my own for a vacation in the summer. 3. I woke up feeling very sleepy but I soon managed to ( ) it ( ). 4. I ( )( ) two books from the library today using my new card.5. Despite the teacher being convinced that John hadn’t actually done his homework, John ( )stick to / go on / go off / fade out / go down / come on / wear out / hand out / take out / hand in / get off / keep down / shake off / turn up / wind upB) mass A) posture A) entered quickly B) entered quietly C) entered slowly D) entered uninvitedA) antagonism A) grotesque B) antimony B) debatable B) lulls C) height C) aversion C) disparaging D) greatC) lapses D) movementD) alimonyD) oversights−13−2 GRAMMAR & VOCABULARYA. Choose the most appropriate phrasal verb from the words below to complete each
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