Question

Change the Words Change the underlined word(s) to a one-word equivalent. 1. (In place) of a job, he’s looking for a course to take. 2. Please (go on). This story is very interesting. 3. I’m getting (accustomed) to coming here all by myself. 4. Last night a train ran into (a bank of snow). 5. Don’t forget to bring a (pail) of milk when you come home. 6. It’s extremely cold (outside); in the open air. 7. The champion (fought better than) his opponent. 8. From my hotel window I (have a view) of the bay. 9. She did not (forgive) him for his rudeness.

Answer 1

(In place of) a job, he's looking for a course to take.

Instead of

Please (go on). This story is very interesting.

Continue

I'm getting (accustomed) to coming here all by myself.

Used

Last night a train ran into a (bank of snow).

Snowdrift

Don't forget to bring a (pail) of milk when you come home.

Bucket

It's extremely cold (outside; in the open air).

Outdoor

The champion (fought better than) his opponent.

Outfought

From my hotel window I (have a view of) the bay.

Overlook

she did not (forgive; pardon) him for his rudeness.

Answerexcuse

excuse

Answer 2

1. Instead of a job, he's looking for a course to take.
2. Please continue. This story is very interesting.
3. I'm getting used to coming here all by myself.
4. Last night a train ran into a snowbank.
5. Don't forget to bring a bucket of milk when you come home.
6. It's extremely cold outdoors; in the open air.
7. The champion outperformed his opponent.
8. From my hotel window, I overlook the bay.
9. She did not pardon him for his rudeness.