Confusing verbs

1. She likes to ______a beautiful dress to the party.

2. I always ______ my backpack to school.

• wear / carry

• carry / wear

1. The soccer team worked hard to ______ the championship.

2. You have to ______ money by doing chores or working a job

• win / earn

• earn / win

1. I ______ Sarah from school; we've been friends for years.

2. I hope to ____ your new colleague at the upcoming meeting.

• meet / know

• know / meet

1. I _____ to receive a letter from my pen pal soon.

2. We'll _____ for you at the restaurant until you arrive.

• hope / wait

• wait / hope

• Non of them

Select a picture:

She looks at the beautiful sunset every evening from her balcony.

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1. She _____happy today.

2. The new painting ______a beautiful landscape

• looks / looks like

• looks like / looks

• look / look like

I'll miss you when you're on vacation.

Don't lose your keys; keep them in a safe place.

• MISS - feel the absence of someone
  LOSE - when you don't know where something is

• MISS - when you don't know where something is
  LOSE - feel the absence of someone

Select the picture(s) that best express the sentences:

1. 1 - I need to look for my missing shoe.

2. 2 - We need to find a place to eat.

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She didn't ____ much during the meeting.

1. He will ____you the story of his exciting trip.

• say / tell

• tell / say

look at the photo and read the sentence:

______ "Can you lend me your pen for a moment, please?"

Who is saying it? Who is receiving the pen?

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