Idx | 0065 |
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Keyword | admire |
Sub Entry Number | 2 |
Type of Sentence | ✗ |
Error Sentence | Everybody admired your talk because it was lively and interesting. |
Correct Sentence | Everybody enjoyed your talk because it was lively and interesting. |
Cloze Error Sentence | Everybody [[admired]] your talk because it was lively and interesting. |
Cloze Sentence | Everybody [[enjoyed]] your talk because it was lively and interesting. |
Cloze Answer | enjoyed |
Choices | admired | enjoyed |
Explanation | Do not use admire when you mean 'enjoy'. Admire means 'have a very high opinion of someone': 'I've always admired people who think for themselves.' 'Lewis was probably best known and admired for his work on medieval literature.' |
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