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to avoid, aware, to betray, confidence, confident, defeat, to elect, to escape, favour, to influence, keen, to owe, selfish, sincere, sincerity, to struggle, to support, support, to trust, trust, to vote.
1. All the committee members ... in favour of the proposal. 2. There was no reason to doubt the girl's ... in wishing to help. 3. The words were out before he could check them. Now there was no way of ... embarrassment. 4. His ... at the championship was something he still had to get over. He remembered his trainer saying that it would never do to be too ... of one's success. 5. As it was, the man could produce no evidence in ... of his accusation and agreed to withdraw it. 6. If you wish for my true opinion, I'm not very ... on detective stories, they never seem to amount to much. 7. From long years of experience he had learned to ...
nobody's judgement in such matters but his own. 8. The young scientist ... much of his success to the professor who had always ... him whole-heartedlyin whatever he did. 9. He had certainly been most ... in his intentions, but what actually came of his efforts is quite a different matter. 10. The students had met to ... someone as their representative on the committee. 11.1 made another effort but it was hopeless. It looked as if the name had ... my memory completely. 12. The doctor walked on, lost in thought, and it was several minutes before he became ... of what was happening around. 13. My friend explained that the information had been given him in ... and he just couldn't see himself betraying the ... put in him. 14. The young man's manner clearly ... his emotion. He was asking no ..., he said, he was demanding his rights. 15. ... people seldom have friends. 16. The boat was ... against a heavy wind. 17. It was useless trying to ...
the girl. Her mind was made up.
Fill in the blanks with a suitable word in the correct form.
to avoid, aware, to betray, confidence, confident, defeat, to elect, to escape, favour, to influence, keen, to owe, selfish, sincere, sincerity, to struggle, to support, support, to trust, trust, to vote.
1. All the committee members ... in favour of the proposal. 2. There was no reason to doubt the girl's ... in wishing to help. 3. The words were out before he could check them. Now there was no way of ... embarrassment. 4. His ... at the championship was something he still had to get over. He remembered his trainer saying that it would never do to be too ... of one's success. 5. As it was, the man could produce no evidence in ... of his accusation and agreed to withdraw it. 6. If you wish for my true opinion, I'm not very ... on detective stories, they never seem to amount to much. 7. From long years of experience he had learned to ...
nobody's judgement in such matters but his own. 8. The young scientist ... much of his success to the professor who had always ... him whole-heartedlyin whatever he did. 9. He had certainly been most ... in his intentions, but what actually came of his efforts is quite a different matter. 10. The students had met to ... someone as their representative on the committee. 11.1 made another effort but it was hopeless. It looked as if the name had ... my memory completely. 12. The doctor walked on, lost in thought, and it was several minutes before he became ... of what was happening around. 13. My friend explained that the information had been given him in ... and he just couldn't see himself betraying the ... put in him. 14. The young man's manner clearly ... his emotion. He was asking no ..., he said, he was demanding his rights. 15. ... people seldom have friends. 16. The boat was ... against a heavy wind. 17. It was useless trying to ...
the girl. Her mind was made up.
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2. There was no reason to doubt the girl's sincerity in wishing to help.
3. The words were out before he could check them. Now there was no way of avoiding embarrassment.
4. His defeat at the championship was something he still had to get over. He remembered his trainer saying that it would never do to be too confident of one's success.
5. As it was, the man could produce no evidence in support of his accusation and agreed to withdraw it.
6. If you wish for my true opinion, I'm not very keen on detective stories, they never seem to amount to much.
7. From long years of experience he had learned to trust nobody's judgement in such matters but his own.
8. The young scientist owed much of his success to the professor who had always supported him whole-heartedly in whatever he did.
9. He had certainly been most sincere in his intentions, but what actually came of his efforts is quite a different matter.
10. The students had met to elect someone as their representative on the committee.
11. I made another effort but it was hopeless. It looked as if the name had escaped my memory completely.
12. The doctor walked on, lost in thought, and it was several minutes before he became aware of what was happening around.
13. My friend explained that the information had been given him in confidence and he just couldn't see himself betraying the trust put in him.
14. The young man's manner clearly betrayed his emotion. He was asking no favour, he said, he was demanding his rights.
15. Selfish people seldom have friends.
16. The boat was struggling against a heavy wind.
17. It was useless trying to influence the girl. Her mind was made up.