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The audience went wild

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He was accused of robbing an old lady in the high street just after she had left the bank.

Correct entry:   robbing
The error was: (b) stealing

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 vocabulary building: english nouns adverbs toeic vocabulary test Difference between spectators and audience
the audience went wild answers 2
The audience went wild, started cheering and eventually stood up as they clapped to show their appreciation for the orchestra.

Correct entry:   audience
The error was: (a) spectators

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 free word games online: noun adverb game free toeic test Hung vs. hanged
the audience went wild answers 3
Since the abolition of capital punishment in this country murderers are not hanged if they are found guilty.

Correct entry:   hanged
The error was: (c) hung

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 meaning of attorney, engineer, corruption, irritation, composition What does your "passport" have to do with frontiers?
the audience went wild answers 4
Since the frontiers between different countries have almost stopped having any importance, nobody bothers to check your passport.

Correct entry:   check
The error was: (d) control

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the audience went wild, question 4 present past future tense, what does control mean? what is the definition for control?

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 definition of intense, direct, nuclear, quick, white, severe, calm Make up your mind
the audience went wild answers 5
I think it's time you made your mind up regarding this situation because nobody really knows whose side you are on.

Correct entry:   side
The error was: (d) part

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 esl english vocabulary: english verb noun sat scores fair judgement vs. fair trial
the audience went wild answers 6
In a democratic country it is absolutely essential that anyone who is suspected of having committed a crime should be given a fair trial.

Correct entry:   trial
The error was: (d) process

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 online word games: free verb noun game sat practice test Meaning of produce (noun)
the audience went wild answers 7
Most of the produce like fruit and vegetables that you find in this supermarket has been imported.

Correct entry:   produce
The error was: (b) production

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the audience went wild, question 7 indefinate pronoun, what does production mean? what is the definition for production?

 define query, exasperate, dislocate, isolate, participate, corrosion Why warrant does not fit here
the audience went wild answers 8
Remember that if you buy something expensive, it's very important to keep the receipt just in case there's a problem.

Correct entry:   receipt
The error was: (c) recipe

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 toeic in japan: i don't speak japanese! What's the difference between clothes and cloths?
the audience went wild answers 9
She never wears ordinary clothes when she does the gardening especially during the autumn.

Correct entry:   clothes
The error was: (b) cloths

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 it's high time... Difference between cloths and clothes
the audience went wild answers 10
As it was a very serious occasion and it involved an interview for his first proper job, he decided to buy himself a new suit.

Correct entry:   suit
The error was: (d) suite

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