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Opposites

It is much easier to understand and remember the meaning of a word if you put it in a sentence, especially if you choose an interesting or amusing one.

When you add a word to your list of vocabulary, don't just put the definition with it but an example of how to use it.

Complete each sentence with the opposite of the word in brackets at the end.

Use each word once only.

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1. He's very at his job. (BAD)

2. They live in a house in the country.(BIG)

3. She had brown hair.(DARK)

4. It's to get a job in this town.(DIFFICULT)

5. The room was very .(DIRTY)

6. Clean it with a cloth.(DRY)

7. The train leaves at 6 o'clock. (FAST)

8. There was a wall around the house.(HIGH)

9. Could I have some more water, please?(HOT)

10. I'm going to wear my clothes.(NEW)

11. He always speaks in a very voice.(QUIET)

12. She comes from a very family.(RICH)

13. He's quite and has white hair.(SHORT)

14. The door is still .(SHUT)

15. The ice was very in some places.(THICK)

16. That's the answer to the question.(WRONG)

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