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error vs misunderstanding vs fault vs slip Mon Mar 03, 2008 16:25 pm  error vs misunderstanding vs fault vs slip
 

Synonyms Lesson, Advanced Level

ESL/EFL Test #112 "Synonyms for error and fault", question 9

It is written here that I have a sister but there must be some ......... because I am an only child.

(a) error
(b) misunderstanding
(c) fault
(d) slip

Synonyms Lesson, Advanced Level

ESL/EFL Test #112 "Synonyms for error and fault", answer 9

It is written here that I have a sister but there must be some misunderstanding because I am an only child.

Correct answer: (b) misunderstanding
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when can we use error, misunderstanding, fault and slip?

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error vs misunderstanding vs fault vs slip Mon Mar 03, 2008 20:52 pm  error vs misunderstanding vs fault vs slip
 

Hi,

Similar words all suggesting something is not right. 'Misundersanding' suggests confusion over information caused by bad communication - Fault is often a technical failure as in: There is a fault on the telephone line and I can't ring anybody up. 'Slip' is often a minor mistake as when you spell someone's name the wrong way. My surname is Townend but many people spell this Townsend.

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