Revise Replace a Word

Choose the correct word to replace the underlined words in the sentence (the rest of the sentence might need changing to make it grammatically correct):

Do not drive your car at a higher speed than necessary.

• constantly

• avoid

• wasted

• delayed

• year in, year out

Choose the correct word to replace the underlined words in the sentence (the rest of the sentence might need changing to make it grammatically correct):

A thermostat helps prevent energy being used unnecessarily.

• constantly

• avoid

• wasted

• delayed

• year in, year out

Choose the correct word to replace the underlined words in the sentence (the rest of the sentence might need changing to make it grammatically correct):

Driving in town means changing gear all the time.

• constantly

• avoid

• wasted

• delayed

• year in, year out

Choose the correct word to replace the underlined words in the sentence (the rest of the sentence might need changing to make it grammatically correct):

Bad weather made the aeroplane's take-off later than expected.

• constantly

• avoid

• wasted

• delayed

• year in, year out

Choose the correct word to replace the underlined words in the sentence (the rest of the sentence might need changing to make it grammatically correct):

A thermoelectric fan will save you money year after year.

• constantly

• avoid

• wasted

• delayed

• year in, year out

Choose the correct word to replace the underlined words in the sentence (the rest of the sentence might need changing to make it grammatically correct):

The accident caused a line of vehicles 5 km long.

• warmed up

• filling up

• economical

• a DIY fitting kit

• traffic queue

Choose the correct word to replace the underlined words in the sentence (the rest of the sentence might need changing to make it grammatically correct):

When you buy the fan, you also get equipment for fitting it yourself.

• warmed up

• filling up

• economical

• a DIY fitting kit

• a massive amount

Choose the correct word to replace the underlined words in the sentence (the rest of the sentence might need changing to make it grammatically correct):

It is not as cheap to go by car as by public transport.

• warmed up

• filling up

• economical

• installing

• a massive amount

Choose the correct word to replace the underlined words in the sentence (the rest of the sentence might need changing to make it grammatically correct):

Some small motorcycles only need petrol put in them once every 150 km.

• warmed up

• filling up

• economical

• installing

• a massive amount

Choose the correct word to replace the underlined words in the sentence (the rest of the sentence might need changing to make it grammatically correct):

An engine not at its normal operating temperature uses more fuel.

• warmed up

• filling up

• economical

• installing

• a massive amount