Grammar and Language Workbook

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26. Who has the (knowhow, know-how) to place a splint on a victim’s leg?
27. Children and (match’s, matches) make a deadly combination.
28. Emilio’s unemployment (weighed, wieghed) heavily on his mind.
29. Does the doctor have the correct (antivenom, antivenin)?
30. My father attended a (conferrence, conference) on world hunger.
31. One must be on guard against the many (streses, stresses) of the competitive world.
32. I will stir the stock while you are (diceing, dicing) the carrots.
33. Andrea (preceded, preceeded) Roxie by fifteen minutes.
34. I have a huge urge to go (skiing, sking) this weekend.
35. Ms. Adamson is the most competent (advisor, adviseor) I have ever had.
36. Have you ever met my (mother in law, mother-in-law)?
37. All the deputies have been (duely, duly) sworn to uphold the law.
38. My sister purchased three tops and two new (dress’s, dresses).
39. At what time did the president (conceed, concede) defeat?
40. This is the exhibit of the African (wildebeest, wildubeast).
41. There is nothing (foreseable, foreseeable) that will prevent me from attending.
42. Shall we take a (candlestick, candle stick) and some candles in case our batteries die?
43. Are you in the mood for (weiners, wieners) and sauerkraut?
44. During this special sale, you may have your payments (defered, deferred) for six months.
45. The dictator (dissolved, disolved) the parliament.
46. The fort looks to be (inapproachible, inapproachable) from here.
47. Thank you for your timely (referal, referral).