Question

0064 2 Although it was a sad film, I admired it very much. Although it was a sad film, I [[admired]] it very much. enjoyed 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.'

Accepted Answer

admire ✗ Although it was a sad film, I enjoyed it very much. Although it was a sad film, I [[enjoyed]] it very much. enjoyed | admired

Idx	0064
Keyword	admire
Sub Entry Number	2
Type of Sentence	✗
Error Sentence	Although it was a sad film, I admired it very much.
Correct Sentence	Although it was a sad film, I enjoyed it very much.
Cloze Error Sentence	Although it was a sad film, I [[admired]] it very much.
Cloze Sentence	Although it was a sad film, I [[enjoyed]] it very much.
Cloze Answer	enjoyed
Choices	enjoyed \| admired
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.'

Sad Film I Admired Admire Enjoyed Enjoy Means