Online English Vocabulary Exercise - Confusing Synonyms

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ONLINE ENGLISH VOCABULARY EXERCISE

Topic: Confusing Synonyms | to FINISH or to END? 1

For each of the sentences, fill in the blank with the most appropriate answer:

1. I ________ high school when I was 18.
  finished
  ended
  BOTH ARE CORRECT

2. The post office is located at the ________ of this street.
  end
  finish
  BOTH ARE CORRECT

3. Have you ________ eating?
  ended
  BOTH ARE CORRECT
  finished

4. They ________ their discussion.
  finished
  BOTH ARE CORRECT
  ended

5. The marathon runner didn't make it to the ________ line.
  end
  BOTH ARE CORRECT
  finish

6. Let me ________ what I'm saying!
  finish
  end
  BOTH ARE CORRECT

7. The baseball game ________ in a tie.
  BOTH ARE CORRECT
  finished
  ended

8. How did the movie ________?
  finish
  BOTH ARE CORRECT
  end

9. You didn't ________ your homework.
  end
  BOTH ARE CORRECT
  finish

10. The song has ________.
  BOTH ARE CORRECT
  finished
  ended

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