Question 1: Identify the vocabulary error in the following sentence: 'She was eager to except the invitation to the party.'

Answer: The word 'except' should be 'accept' in this context.

Question 2: Correct the error in this sentence: 'The teacher asked the students to choose a synonym for 'happy' that best fit the sentence.'

Answer: Replace 'fit' with 'fits'.

Question 3: Select the option that correctly replaces the incorrect word: 'The manager’s decision was abrupt and unexpected.' (Choose the word that better fits the context: 'sudden', 'deliberate', 'planned', 'gradual')

Answer: a) sudden

Question 4: Identify the antonym error in this sentence: 'His cheerful attitude was the opposite of his usual gloomy demeanor.'

Answer: There is no error; the sentence correctly uses antonyms.

Question 5: Rewrite the sentence to correct the vocabulary error: 'The athlete was very fatigued after the long marathon and needed to recover.'

Answer: Correct as is; no error present.

Question 6: Choose the most appropriate synonym to replace 'happy' in this sentence: 'She felt very happy about her exam results.'

Answer: b) delighted

Question 7: Identify and correct the misuse of a synonym in the sentence: 'The novel was interesting but somewhat dull at times.'

Answer: Using 'interesting' and 'dull' together is correct; no correction needed.

Question 8: Explain the importance of choosing the correct antonym in the sentence: 'His behavior was the complete __________ of his usual conduct.' (Fill in the blank with the correct antonym).

Answer: opposite

Question 9: Create a sentence using a pair of antonyms that demonstrate clear contrast. Ensure the sentence is grammatically correct and contextually appropriate.

Answer: