If I rearrange the following chunks of letters: sis ta nt re, it forms the word (a)   :

If I rearrange the following chunks of letters: i nen t m pro, it forms the word (a)   :

If I rearrange the following chunks of letters: so na nt con, it forms the word (a)   :

If I rearrange the following chunks of letters: po ne com nt, it forms the word (a)   :

If I rearrange the following chunks of letters: de pon nt des, it forms the word (a)   :

Choose the best challenge word to replace the underlined word in the following sentence:

triumphant, succulent, deodorant, adjacent, translucent, exorbitant

Julian didn't want to pay an unreasonable price for a computer.

(a)  

Choose the best challenge word to replace the underlined word in the following sentence:

deodorant, adjacent, triumphant, succulent, translucent, coherent

The victorious WPPS team held up their trophy.

(a)  

Choose the best challenge word to replace the underlined word in the following sentence:

deodorant, adjacent, triumphant, succulent, translucent, coherent

Matthew always puts on antiperspirant before playing sport.

(a)  

Choose the best challenge word to replace the underlined word in the following sentence:

deodorant, adjacent, triumphant, succulent, translucent, coherent

Farhan chose a juicy peach from the fruit bowl.

(a)  

Choose the best challenge word to replace the underlined word in the following sentence:

deodorant, adjacent, triumphant, succulent, translucent, coherent

Mr Geddes' classroom is next to Mrs van Zyl's classroom.

(a)  

Choose the best challenge word to fill in the blank in the following sentence:

deodorant, adjacent, triumphant, succulent, translucent, coherent

Fred could see through the curtain, because the fabric was (a)   .

Correct the spelling of the underlined word in the following sentence:

JK Rowling is a prominant author of our time.

(a)  

Correct the spelling of the underlined word in the following sentence:

The mouldy cheese had a very pungant smell.

(a)