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a special drink vs. a specialised drink



 
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a special drink vs. a specialised drink #1 (permalink) Wed Jan 17, 2007 7:19 am   a special drink vs. a specialised drink		  
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ESL/EFL Test #86 "Simple Present (3)", question 8

And he mixes her a ......... drink to protect her from a possible cold.

(a) unusual
(b) speciality
(c) specialised
(d) special

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ESL/EFL Test #86 "Simple Present (3)", answer 8

And he mixes her a special drink to protect her from a possible cold.

Correct answer: (d) special
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Why is not "specialised drink"?

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