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4. Choose the right word
a) 
object, oppose, disagree
1. Mr. Taylor was not bitter towards those who _______ him. 
2. A lot of people will _______ to the book. 3. You must continue to 
see them no matter how much you may ________ with them.
b) 
objection, opposition, objective
1. I no longer have any _______ to your going to see her. 2. Our 
main _________ was the recovery of the child safe and sound. 3. The 
government is facing a new wave of _________.
c) 
object, reason, thing
1. There is a/an _______ for every important ________ that 
happens. 2. He squinted his eyes as though he were studying a/an 
________ on the horizon. 3. How do you actually go about discover-
ing a/an ______ like that? 4. She knew that she was an/a _______ 
of pity among her friends.
5. Answer the following questions. Use the essential vocabulary
1. What things do you find objectionable? 2. What is a shorter way 
of saying that you disapprove of the plan because you think it is wrong, 
evil and stupid? 3. What do we call a political party opposed to the 
Government? 4. What can be said about the lecture that included in-
formation on many different subjects? 5. What do we say about a person 
who is afraid of (strongly dislikes) heights? 6. What phrase is used to 
mean there was no way of planning to avoid something? 7. What phrase 
is often used to emphasise an important remark which follows? 8. Do 
you think that inventiveness and bold independence should be re-
warded? 9. What is another way of saying that there were many people 
present at the meeting? 10. Are children of school age obliged to go to 

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school in all countries? 11. If one is nervous and afraid what is he/she 
in need of? 12. How do we speak to people to stop them from worrying? 
13. When does a tree usually yield plenty of fruit? 14. Usually people 
try to resist temptation. What happens if they don’t? 15. Why do chil-
dren usually like toys from spongy and flexible material?