HS2 2023 unit8 act41

Write the British and American variants of the words.

Choose the correct form of the word.

1. Her strong accent made it difficult to understand her               [pronounce, pronunciation].

2. Despite practicing, he still found some words confusing to               [pronounce, pronunciation].

3. The speaker's clear and accurate pronunciation left a positive            [impressive, impression] on the audience.

4. The instructions were so           [confusing, confused] that they left everyone feeling bewildered.

5. She practiced her speech carefully, hoping            [to impress, impression, impressive] the judges.

6. The movie's special effects were incredibly            [to impress, impression, impressive] and realistic.

7. The article contained several            [accurately, inaccurate, accurate] statements, requiring a correction.

8. To avoid           [confused, confusion, confusing], he decided to rephrase his question more clearly.

9. Double-checking her work ensured the            [accuracy, accurate, inaccurate] of the report.

Match the word with the translation.