Exercise 6: Similar Words 2
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I saw ___ strange birds at the feeder.
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Two
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Too
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To
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This quiz tests understanding of homophones 'to', 'too', and 'two', essential for mastering English grammar and language usage.
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Is it ___ late for lunch?
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Too
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Two
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To
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A. TooExplanation
Equivalent to "excessively" here.Rate this question:
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We would like ___ tickets, please.
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Two
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Too
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To
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A. TwoExplanation
Equivalent to "2" here.Rate this question:
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We would like ___ see the exhibition on Tuesday.
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To
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Two
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Too
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A. ToExplanation
Used with a verb here.Rate this question:
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We would like some tickets ___.
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Too
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Two
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To
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A. TooExplanation
Equivalent to "also" here.Rate this question:
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We are going ___ Rome on Friday.
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To
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Two
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Too
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A. ToExplanation
Equivalent to "towards" here.Rate this question:
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He couldn’t wait any longer: he was ___ hungry.
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Too
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Two
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To
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A. TooExplanation
Equivalent to "excessively" here.Rate this question:
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They waited ___ hours for her.
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Two
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Too
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To
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A. TwoExplanation
Equivalent to "2" here.Rate this question:
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Do you need ___ buy anything?
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To
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Too
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Two
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A. ToExplanation
Used with a verb here.Rate this question:
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Her house is next ___ a park.
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To
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Too
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Two
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A. ToExplanation
The correct answer is "to". In this sentence, "to" is used to indicate the location of the house in relation to the park. It shows that the house is located in close proximity or adjacency to the park.Rate this question:
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Those children speak ___ languages.
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Two
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Too
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To
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A. TwoExplanation
Equivalent to "2" here.Rate this question:
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They want to learn Russian ___.
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Too
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Two
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To
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A. TooExplanation
Equivalent to "also" here.Rate this question:
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I shall have ___ hurry up now.
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To
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Two
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Too
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A. ToExplanation
Used with a verb here.Rate this question:
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I shall have ___ many exams this spring.
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Too
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Two
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To
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A. TooExplanation
Equivalent to "excessively" here.Rate this question:
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I shall have ___ exams this spring.
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Two
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To
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Too
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A. TwoExplanation
Equivalent to "2" here.Rate this question:
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He could ___ seen it coming.
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Have
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Of
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A. HaveExplanation
Use "have" after "could".Rate this question:
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He has ___ apples than she does.
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Fewer
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Less
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A. FewerExplanation
"Apples" is plural: you can say "two apples".Rate this question:
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Three ___ these are empty.
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Have
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Of
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A. OfExplanation
The word "of" is the correct answer because it is used to show possession or relationship between two or more things. In this sentence, "of" is used to indicate that the three items mentioned are empty.Rate this question:
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I should not ___ done that.
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Have
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Of
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A. HaveExplanation
Use "have" after "should".Rate this question:
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The father ___ the bride is over there.
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Have
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Of
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A. OfExplanation
The word "of" is the correct answer because it is used to show possession or relationship. In this sentence, "of" is used to indicate that the father belongs to the bride, suggesting that the father is standing nearby.Rate this question:
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She would ___ won easily.
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Have
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Of
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A. HaveExplanation
Use "have" after "would".Rate this question:
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They never could ___ defeated us fairly.
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Have
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Of
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A. HaveExplanation
Use "have" after "could".Rate this question:
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One ___ these buttons is loose.
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Have
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Of
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A. OfExplanation
The word "of" is the correct answer because it is used to show possession or association. In this sentence, "of" is used to indicate that one of the buttons is loose, implying that the loose button is part of a group or set of buttons. The word "have" does not fit in this context, as it does not convey the same meaning of possession or association.Rate this question:
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I would rather ___ stayed away.
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Have
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Of
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A. HaveExplanation
Use "have" after "would".Rate this question:
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Would you like one ___ these?
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Have
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Of
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A. OfExplanation
The word "of" is the correct answer because it is used to indicate possession or relationship. In this sentence, "of" is used to show the relationship between the person asking the question and the item being offered. The phrase "one of these" implies that there are multiple options available, and the person is asking if the listener would like one from that group.Rate this question:
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Should I perhaps ___ called the police?
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Have
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Of
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A. HaveExplanation
Use "have" after "should".Rate this question:
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Could you really ___ done that?
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Have
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Of
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A. HaveExplanation
Use "have" after "could".Rate this question:
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We could see many ___ the fishermen.
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Have
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Of
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A. OfExplanation
The correct answer is "of" because it is used to show possession or relationship between two nouns. In this case, "of" is used to indicate the relationship between the fishermen and the many things that we could see them having or doing.Rate this question:
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Shouldn’t you instead ___ run away?
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Have
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Of
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A. HaveExplanation
Use "have" after "should".Rate this question:
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There is ___ water in this jug than in that one.
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Fewer
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Less
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A. LessExplanation
"Water" is not plural: you cannot say "two water".Rate this question:
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People who have ___ money normally live in smaller houses.
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Fewer
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Less
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A. LessExplanation
"Money" is not plural: you cannot say "two money".Rate this question:
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There are ___ oranges in this bowl than in that one.
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Fewer
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Less
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A. FewerExplanation
"Oranges" is plural: you can say "two oranges".Rate this question:
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___ people live here than used to.
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Fewer
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Less
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A. FewerExplanation
"People" is plural: you can say "two people".Rate this question:
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___ houses are built each year than are needed.
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Fewer
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Less
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A. FewerExplanation
"houses" is plural: you can say "two houses".Rate this question:
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___ housing is being created than expected.
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Fewer
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Less
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A. LessExplanation
"Housing" is not plural: you cannot say "two housing".Rate this question:
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___ water comes over the waterfall in dry weather than in wet years.
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Fewer
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Less
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A. LessExplanation
"Water" is not plural: you cannot say "two water".Rate this question:
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Families with ___ than three children do not need five-bedroom houses.
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Fewer
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Less
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A. FewerExplanation
"Children" is plural: you can say "two children".Rate this question:
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They have ___ spare time than we do.
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Fewer
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Less
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A. LessExplanation
"Time" is not plural: you cannot say "two time".Rate this question:
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Now that I am 100 I have ___ friends than I used to.
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Fewer
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Less
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A. FewerExplanation
"Friends" is plural: you can say "two friends".Rate this question:
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I know ___ people here than at home.
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Fewer
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Less
Correct Answer
A. FewerExplanation
"People" is plural: you can say "two people".Rate this question:
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There are ___ books in our library than in the British Library.
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Fewer
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Less
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A. FewerExplanation
"Books" is plural: you can say "two books".Rate this question:
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We cannot take bookings for groups of ___ than ten people.
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Fewer
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Less
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A. FewerExplanation
"People" is plural: you can say "two people".Rate this question:
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