a. Look at some more words that are often confused. For each pair, complete the sentences with the correct word.
- The hotel upgraded us and gave us a suite instead of a double room.
You should definitely wear a suit to the interview — you’ll make a better impression. - Let’s not go out tonight. I’m tired and besides I want to read.
They live in that new block of flats beside the school. - Please lie down and relax. This will only take a minute.
If you lay her on the sofa gently, I’m sure she won’t woke up. - The rate of inflation has gone up since last month; it’s currently 2%.
I thought I wouldn’t enjoy the film, but actually it was very funny. - It is rumored that the Royal Family will announce the prince’s engagement this week.
The company is planning to advertise the new product both on TV and online. - How does the crisis affect you?
What is the main effect of the crisis? - As soon as the man from the garage arrived, the car started! I was so embarrassed.
When the manager of the shop told my father I had stolen some sweets, I felt so ashamed. - The accused does not deny being in the house, but he insists that he did not touch anything.
I love parties. I never refuse an invitation. - I know we will never agree about what to do, but we should try to reach a compromise.
The company’s commitment to providing quality at a reasonable price has been crucial to its success. - I think we should but the Toyota. It’s nicer looking, and it’s much more economical.
I don’t agree with the government’s economic policy.
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