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• You ought (to admit) to admit your crime now! Your (to deny) denial will only (bad) worsen your (to situate) situation .
• If we would like (to boost) to boost school (to attend) attendance , we should make classrooms more (to cheer) cheerful and courses more (to enjoy) enjoyable .
• It is important that (young) the young eat (to nourish) nourishing and (nutrition) nutritious meals.
• The (to pursue) pursuit of higher education requires much money in USA .
• All I want is an (to last / ever) everlasting (to relate) relation and a (to end / never) endless love.
• The (to include) inclusion of (mental) mentally handicapped pupils within a class of ‘normal' students is very difficult and requires much (patient) patience .
• The (to conceive) conception of the book took five minutes, but (to write) writing it took one year.
• Traveling (broad) broadens your mind and (large) enlarges your horizons.
• Tests and exams aim at the (to assess) assessment and (to evaluate) evaluation of students.
• The government's (to allocate) allocation of five million dollars for poor students aims at (to alleviate) alleviating their feeling of (to deprive) deprivation
• It was Darwin who first claimed that apes evolve into men. This process of (to evolve) evolution takes thousands of years (to happen) to happen
• I respect him because he's smart and (brain) brainy , but I don't love him because he's (arrogance) arrogant and (to boast) arrogant
• Many children who have lived in (to confine) confinement and (to seclude) seclusion lack in (sociable) sociability
• (to adjust) adjusting and (to adapt) adapting to a new system of life need much effort and willingness.
• Many teenagers smoke (mere) merely to prove their (mature) maturity
• I can forgive any thing except (faith) unfaithfulness and (to betray) immortalize.
• Such an event is (to forget) unforgettable ! I'll (mortal) immortalize it by taking some photos.
• The (to reveal) revelation of the president's illness to the public led to a political (to rest) unrest
• Jack has a very (to create) creative and (to invent) inventive spirit.
• The (to discover) discovery of America changed the course of history.
• Many people can no longer do without such (convenient) conveniences as cell phones and satellite dishes.
• Some (to invent) inventions are often (to take) taken for (to grant) granted. We are not quite conscious of their (important) importance.
• He didn't (literal) literally say I was a (to lie) liar but he did mean it!
• Don't read my diary! You should respect my (private) privacy and (intimate) intimacy
• (omnipresent) omnipresence is a quality often (to attribute) attributed to god.
• When I told her the news she looked to me with (to astonish) astonishment and (to believe) disbelief.
• (to smoke) smoking has a (disaster) disastrous impact on your health.
• Although the (to predict) prediction of many (nature) natural disasters is now possible, many recent earthquakes have been (to predict) unpredictable
• My son has (to grow) grown (custom) accustomed to (to surf) surfing the net.
• The (to continue) continuous (to consume) consumption of drugs (certain) certainly leads to (to addict) addiction.
• Some (to invent) inventors have been very (to decide) decisive and (to influence) influential
• Next time you come late I won't accept any (to apologize) apologies.
• I look forward to (to take) taking that exam. I mean, I'm waiting for that exam (eager) eagerly.
• Here is your prize and believe me it's a (to deserve / good) well-deserved prize because what you have (to accomplish) accomplished is a real (to achieve) achievement.
• The criminal's (to recognize) recognition of his crime will (no / doubt) undoubtedly encourage the jury (to give) to give him a less severe (to punish) punishment.
• The police started shooting on people without (to make) making any (to distinguish) distinction.
• Students should (to treat) be treated (equal) equally (to regard) regardless of their social classes.
• Such declarations are very (to signify) significant.
• His new book has been subject to much (to criticize) criticism since it (to publish) was published.
• Our (to struggle) struggle against (poor) poverty should (to hinder) not be hindered by any hurdle.
• The first people who established the USA as a nation (to call) were called the (to found) founding fathers.
• I'd like to thank you for your (to devote) devotion and (to commit) commitment.