ESL VOCABULARY - Common mistakes - Together or alone? 2

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Topic: Common vocabulary mistakes/errors - One or two words? 2

Many people, even some native speakers, aren't always sure whether something should be written as two words or one. This exercise will help you practice making that distinction.

1. We have to ____________ our equipment.
  setup
  set up

2. The ____________ that you have here is quite nice.
  setup
  set up

3. Let's get together ____________.
  some day
  someday

4. Let's get together ____________ this week.
  someday
  some day

5. ____________ your books.
  Pick up
  Pickup

6. I'll come get you in my ____________. ( = truck)
  pick up
  pickup

7. He ____________ the best student in class.
  may be
  maybe

8. ____________ he doesn't understand us.
  Maybe
  May be

9. ____________ go to the beach.
  Lets
  Let's

10. He always ____________ me borrow his books.
  let's
  lets

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