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elcifipcsaly 
aimed at people over 50.
8. Some western countries, 
otbanly
Canada and the United States, have a very high standard of living.
9. The staff are 
stomly 
women of about twenty.
10. Our trip to Poland was 
rpeluy 
an educational visit.
11. My home town is famous 
hfiecly 
for its large number of schools and colleges.
The word in the in the bold vertical box fits into this sentence:
The company trades __________________________ in the Far East
.
B. Divide the words above into two groups, one group being the words which mean 
only
or
solely, 
and one group being the words which mean 
in most cases , normally
or 
the main reason for
something. 
For reference, see the 
Easier English Dictionary for Students
(978 0 7475 6624 3) 
In most cases, normally or the main 
reason for something
Only or solely

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Opinion, attitude & belief
general vocabulary
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For reference, see the 
Easier English Dictionary for Students
(978 0 7475 6624 3)
A. The words in 
italics
in the following sentences are all used to talk about opinion and belief.
However, the words are grammatically incorrect (for example, a noun has been used instead
of an adjective, or a verb has been used instead of a noun, etc.), or sometimes a noun has
been used which has the wrong meaning. Put the words into their correct form.
1. In my 
opinionated
, technology is moving too quickly.
2. As far as I am