Synonyms 3 11 Form

educate  learn  teach  study  reads  instruct

1. We need to __________          [educate , learn , teach , study , reads , instruct] people so that they understand  the importance  of a good, healthy diet.

2. I'm going to try to ___________          [instruct, educate, learn, study, teach, reads] 12 new words each week.

3. It took us several hours to ____________          [learn, reads, educate, study, instruct, teach] all the dance moves to the girls

4. I am planning to _________          [study, instruct, educate, reads, learn, teach] Geography next year.

5. He speaks and ___________          [study, reads, educate, instruct, learn, teach] Arabic fluently

6. It is a good idea to_____________           [teach,  instruct, educate, study, reads, learn] a specialist company to inspect the property for damp

behavior, attitude, temper, mood, manner, manners

1. His _______________           [attitude, temper, manner, mood, manners, behaviour] in school is beginning to improve

2. He has a very bad ______________           [attitude, temper, manners, behavior, mood, manner] to/towards work.

3. That______________            [mood, attitude, manner, behavior, temper, manners] of hers will get her into trouble one of these days.

1. The music helped to put them in a more relaxed ____________            [attitude, behavior, manners, mood, manner, temper].

2. His _____________             [manner, behavior, temper, attitude, manners, mood] changed abruptly when he heard how much I wanted.

3. His parents  used to lecture him on his table ______________            [mood, behavior, manner, attitude, manners, temper].

rose  raise  arise  lift  custom    habit   fashion  trend   routine

1. Unemployment _____________            [raise, habit, rose, arise, routine, lift, customs, fashion, trends] by 3 per cent.

2. How can we ______________            [lift, raise, trends, arise, customs, rose, routine, habit, fashion] standards in schools?

3. Problems___________            [raise, rose, customs, habit, arise, fashion, lift, trends, routine] when kids leave school.

4. Could you __________             [lift, routine, rose, trends, raise, fashion, arise, habit, customs] your chair  a little- I've got my coat caught under it.

5. Strangers should respect the ____________            [raise, habit, rose, fashion, customs, trends, lift, routine, arise] of the country they are in.

6. She has a___________             [fashion, habit, rose, trends, raise, routine, arise, customs, lift] of playing with her hair when she’s nervous.

7. She started her career as a ________________              [habit, customs, lift, arise, raise, rose, routine, trends, fashion] model.

8. He wrote an article attacking many recent ___________               [rose, trends, raise, arise, lift, customs, habit, fashion, routine] in education.

9. Everyone has their own morning _______________             [fashion, habit, rose, raise, arise, customs, lift, routine, trends].

grown  grows up  bring up  (be) born  became  eager   keen   enthusiastic   interested  willing

1. It's hard to believe how much the kids have _______________                 [enthusiastic, grown, grows up, interested, bring up, (be) born, willing, became, keen, eager].

2. She wants to be a doctor when she ____________                 [grows up, bring up, interested, (be) born, grow, enthusiastic, keen, became, eager, willing].

3. In order to___________                   [keen, grown, grows up, willing, bring up, eager, became, be) born, enthusiastic, interested] children, many qualities are required.

4. As soon as the baby is _________                 [(be) born, became, eager, keen, enthusiastic, interested, willing, grown, grows up, bring up] he'll start to take an interest in the world around him.

5. Margaret Thatcher _________                 [keen, (be) born, eager, bring up, enthusiastic, grows up, willing, grown, became, interested] the UK's first woman prime minister in 1979.

6. I'm _______                [enthusiastic, grown, keen, grows up, interested, bring up, eager, willing, (be) born, became] to see her after all this time.

7. I wasn’t ___________                 [(be) born, interested, willing, became, enthusiastic, eager, keen, grown, grows up, bring up] on going there on my own.

8. Mrs Neil did not seem particularly ____________              [eager, keen, (be) born, became, grown, enthusiastic, grows up, interested, willing, bring up] about her job.

9. He didn't seem very____________                 [grown, grows up, bring up, (be) born, became, eager, keen, interested, enthusiastic] in what I was saying.

10. They appear___________               [eager, keen, enthusiastic, interested, willing, grown, grows up, bring up, (be) born, became] to talk to us.

familiar    accustomed   aware  common   ordinary   usual  normal   regular

1. The voice on the phone sounded ______________              [aware, familiar, accustomed, common, ordinary, usual, normal, regular].

2. I'm not _____________             [aware, common, familiar, ordinary, regular, usual, normal, accustomed] to being treated  like this.

3. I don't think people are really _____________                [ordinary, common, familiar, usual, accustomed, normal, aware, regular] of just how much it costs.

4. The most _____________               [ordinary, usual, regular, familiar, common, accustomed, normal, aware] complaint from patients was about poor communication.

5. These plates are for______________               [familiar, usual, accustomed, normal, aware, common, ordinary, regular], everyday use.

6. She arrived at the_________               [regular, accustomed, familiar, usual, common, aware, normal, ordinary] time.

7. Is this cold weather _____________              [aware, normal, regular, familiar, accustomed, usual, ordinary, common] for the time of year?

8. . Trains will run at ___________               [regular, familiar, accustomed, aware, common, ordinary, usual, normal] intervals from 11am to 4pm.