Choose the odd one out.

Choose an odd one out (=different in meaning)

Choose an odd one out (=different in meaning)

Choose an odd one out (=different in meaning)

Choose an odd one out. (= word different in meaning)

Choose an odd one out (= word different in meaning)

a person who can recommend you for a job

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a country that has a king or queen

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the formal meal that follows a wedding

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a shop that sells writing materials

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the American word for ‘tap’

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a child that has recently learned to walk

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the line where hair is divided using a comb

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plants grown in large quantities for food

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a student who is studying for a first degree

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a place to take rubbish that can’t be recycled

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you use this to put sugar into a cup of coffee

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an adjective to describe something which has no use

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something you use to protect your skin from the sun

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another word for TV adverts

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They ____________ snorkelling in the Caribbean.

It’s best to use the portrait ________ when you take a photo of a person.

Some of the houses in our road lost roof ________ in the storm.

We had very good seats in the fourth ________ at the theatre.

Were you ever ________ when you were a teenager?

Tom likes to ________ weights at the gym six times a week.

Delia is the most active ________ I know. She has a lot of interests.

You should ________ every lecture if you want to get a good degree.

Elizabeth is named ________ her great-grandmother.

None of what he said was true. He ________ it all up.

Always get a ________ as a paper record when you use an ATM.

My daughter’s ________ her final exam next week.

The ________ showed that the boys had stolen the food.

Claire is very ________. She never does anything stupid.

When the taxi arrived, I was still ________ my suitcase.

... a mistake

... exercise

.... to cook

... History