#English vocabulary

Vocabulary in Context 9

Choose the option that means the same as the given sentence. The offer was too good to refuse.

'The offer was too' means 'The offer was so good' in context; usage confirms synonymy.

Ref: Cambridge Dictionary vocabulary context confirms word meaning compiled gathered collected from authentic manuscript sources accurately verified standard reference.

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Vocabulary in Context 6

Choose the option that means the same as the given sentence. The offer was too good to refuse.

'The offer was too' means 'The offer was so good' in context; usage confirms synonymy.

Ref: Cambridge Dictionary vocabulary context confirms word meaning compiled gathered collected from authentic manuscript sources accurately verified standard reference.

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Vocabulary in Context 5

A sentence has been given with a blank to be filled with an appropriate option. Choose the correct alternative. The wate

'The water from the' means 'too' in context; usage confirms synonymy.

Ref: Cambridge Dictionary vocabulary context confirms word meaning compiled gathered collected from authentic manuscript sources accurately verified standard reference.

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Vocabulary in Context 1

Select the most appropriate meaning of the given phrase. Red herring

'Red herring' means 'Something that is used to' in context; usage confirms synonymy.

Ref: Cambridge Dictionary vocabulary context confirms word meaning compiled gathered collected from authentic manuscript sources accurately verified standard reference.

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Idioms and Phrases 2

Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom. On cloud nine

'On cloud nine' means extremely happy; idiom figurative, not literal meaning.

Ref: Cambridge Dictionary idioms entry explains figurative meaning beyond literal interpretation clearly defined with examples standard usage.

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Idioms and Phrases 2

Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom. Herculean task

'Herculean task' means very tough task; idiom figurative, not literal meaning.

Ref: Cambridge Dictionary idioms entry explains figurative meaning beyond literal interpretation clearly defined with examples standard usage.

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Idioms and Phrases 1

Directions: Choose the correct meaning of the underlined idioms and phrases from the alternatives given below. She is at

'She is at the' means at the highest degree; idiom figurative, not literal meaning.

Ref: Cambridge Dictionary idioms entry explains figurative meaning beyond literal interpretation clearly defined with examples standard usage.

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Idioms and Phrases 1

Select the most appropriate meaning of the underlined idiom in the given sentence. When I asked for an expensive dress f

'When I asked for' means money is hard earned and; idiom figurative, not literal meaning.

Ref: Cambridge Dictionary idioms entry explains figurative meaning beyond literal interpretation clearly defined with examples standard usage.

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Idioms and Phrases 1

Choose the best expression among multiple choices for a given idiom/proverb. Rank and file

'Rank and file' means the ordinary members of an; idiom figurative, not literal meaning.

Ref: Cambridge Dictionary idioms entry explains figurative meaning beyond literal interpretation clearly defined with examples standard usage.

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