Exercise 5, p. 85

school(s) - schooling

1. Nursery schoolsare for those who haven’t yet reached

compulsory schoolage. 2. Compulsory schoolingis divided

into a primary and secondaiy stage. 3. Computers and micro-

 

electronics can assist in setting uniform schooltests. 4. When

does compulsory schoolingbegin in England?

admit - accept

1. Please acceptmy most affectionate thanks and gratitude

for your constant assistance and sincere interest in my

every need. 2. According to the Universities’ Central Council

on Admission the Universities admit/acceptsignificantly

more overseas students. 3. To their utter astonishment the

picture was acceptedfor the show. 4. The results ofhis theoretical

investigations were acceptedas a valuable contribution.

require - demand

1. Teachers require/demanddiscipline. 2. The teacher

demandedthat the pupil should stay at school after classes.

3.The strikers demandeda rise. 4. Answer questions that

requireshort answers.

anger - temper

1. Her eyes grew steady with anger,like old Jolyon’s when

his will was crossed. 2. Andrew reddened. But making a great

effort, he conquered his anger/temperand his pride. 3. She was

determined not to lose her temper.4. The greatest remedy for

angeris delay.

decent - discreet (and their derivatives)

1. There was a discreettap at the door. 2. I didn’t have anything

to do with him apart from work. He was always decentto

me. 3. I’m not going to let discretionspoil a romantic story.

4. Carrie desperately needed decentclothes. 5. I’ve been afraid

that he and Margaret will do something indiscreetand bring

disgrace upon the family.