ONE WORD OR TWO? EXERCISE 1/EFL (B1/B2)
level: Intermediate (B1/B2)Many common English expressions can be written as one word or two, depending on their function. Getting this wrong is one of the most frequent vocabulary mistakes in writing. Exercise 1 of 3.
Choose the correct response to complete each of the following sentences.
1. They used to live together, but now they live ____________.
Correct answer: apart
2. I gave him ____________ of my inheritance.
Correct answer: a part
3. That is an ____________ different problem.
Correct answer: altogether
4. They were sitting ____________ in the living room.
Correct answer: all together
5. I wouldn't be able to single out ____________ song of theirs that I like best.
Correct answer: any one
6. I don't see ____________ here that I know.
Correct answer: anyone
7. He spoke to me in ____________ that made me feel very special.
Correct answer: a way
8. He will be ____________ for the next two weeks.
Correct answer: away
9. I'm ____________ tired.
Correct answer: already
10. I'm ____________ to go.
Correct answer: all ready
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