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Words Frequently Misused: offer vs. suggest (fill-in exercise)
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Submitted by Екатерина Чекина on вс, 24/05/2015 - 20:02 |
Fill in the gaps with either offer or suggest in the required form:
- She ________ 2,000 dollars for my old piano.
- Her behavior _________ that she is not telling us the truth.
- The school __________ a six-month course in computer programming.
- I ________ that the meeting be postponed till next week.
- Can I ________ you a drink?
- The repairman ________ that we should buy a new gas stove, but we didn't have enough money at the time.
- I ________staying at the Redwood Hotel.
- He ________ to help us.
- Can you ________ a good candidate for this job?
- They ________ him a good job.
- Our car had broken down and John ________walking back to Henley.
- A reward of 1000 dollars ________ for the lost jewels.
- I knew it would be difficult to book tickets so I ________buying tickets long in advance.
- I can ________you a few interesting books to read.
- He ________we arrange an exhibition of the best photos of the year.
- Why don’t you ________that Marcia should go her own way and not live on her parents?
- I know about your distress and I ________you my sympathy.
- Alec ________to pay for her meal but she refused. “Let’s go Dutch,” she said.
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