Question

1249 ✗ I don't have any serious problems. I don't have any [[serious]] problems. grave | serious

Accepted Answer

grave I don't have any grave problems. I don't have any [[grave]] problems. serious grave = extremely serious and worrying, especially because someone's life or happiness is in danger: 'The situation has become increasingly grave and war now seems inevitable.' 'The shortage of food and medical supplies is giving rise to grave concern.'grave = a place in the ground where a dead person is put: 'The coffin was slowly lowered into the grave.'tomb (pronounced /tu:m/) = a place where a dead person is put. A tomb is usually made of stone and is above the ground: 'Our first stop was the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.'

Idx	1249
Keyword	grave
Type of Sentence	✗
Error Sentence	I don't have any grave problems.
Correct Sentence	I don't have any serious problems.
Cloze Error Sentence	I don't have any [[grave]] problems.
Cloze Sentence	I don't have any [[serious]] problems.
Cloze Answer	serious
Choices	grave \| serious
Explanation	grave = extremely serious and worrying, especially because someone's life or happiness is in danger: 'The situation has become increasingly grave and war now seems inevitable.' 'The shortage of food and medical supplies is giving rise to grave concern.' grave = a place in the ground where a dead person is put: 'The coffin was slowly lowered into the grave.' tomb (pronounced /tu:m/) = a place where a dead person is put. A tomb is usually made of stone and is above the ground: 'Our first stop was the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.'

Grave I Problems Tomb Place Dead Person Extremely