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border vs. boarder Wed Mar 14, 2007 16:01 pm  border vs. boarder
 

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ESL/EFL Test #247 "Confusing Words test (20)", question 8

You will need a passport if you want to cross the .......... They just changed the law this year.

(a) border
(b) boarder
(c) bidder

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ESL/EFL Test #247 "Confusing Words test (20)", answer 8

You will need a passport if you want to cross the border. They just changed the law this year.

Correct answer: (a) border

Your answer was: incorrect
You will need a passport if you want to cross the boarder. They just changed the law this year.
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you don. t hear the a

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border vs. boarder Wed Mar 14, 2007 16:32 pm  border vs. boarder
 

Olena wrote:
you don. t hear the a

You're right -- the 'a' in 'boarder' isn't pronounced. Both 'boarder' and 'border' are homophones.
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