高考词汇复习 常考易错拼写300词

考前词汇回归练常考易错拼写300词

1.(admit)toagooduniversity,theboyhasbeenworkingveryhardtheseyears.

2.ThestoryofMartinLutherKingshowsthatequalrightscannotbegotby(beg);theymustbestruggledfor.

3.Istayeduplatemostofthenightsbefore,(chat)onlinewithfriends.

4.(equip)withairconditioning,theroomiscomfortabletostayin.

5.Whenaskedabouttheirworkschedulesyesterday,manypeople(prefer)moreflexibleworkhours.

6.Hardlyhadshespokenthanshe(regret)itbitterly.

7.Theywerecaughtred-handedwhile(rob)abank.

8.Duringfestivals,peoplearedressedinbeautifulcostumes,(skip)backandforthtotherhythmofdrums.

9.Ifcancersare(spot)early,thereisahighchanceofsurvival.

10.Researcherssay(stop)oravoidingsmokingisoneofthebeststepswecantaketoprotectourvision.

11.Thelittleboywassomovedathismother'swordsthathe(hug)hismotherwithtearsinhiseyes.

12.MycousinLucyandI(quarrel)oversomemoneylastmonthandshehasbeenavoidingmeeversince.

13.Hekeeps(forget)thewords,whichmakesthesongatotalmess.

14.Onemorning.Fatherwasdrivingtoworkwhenhesawaman(lie)on(heroadside.

15.Don'twasteyourtime(argue)withsuchastubbornman.Youcan'tpersuadehimtochangehismind.

16.Duringhisactingcareer.Chaplin(star)inmanysilentandblack-and-whitemovies.

17.Whenyoustepintoanewenvironment,youmighthavesomedifficulty(fit)in.

18.Itnever(occur)tomethatyoucouldpersuadesostubbornamannottocarryouthiscrazyplan.

19.Weather(permit),(heywillgoonanouting(othebeachtomorrow.

20.When(plan)yourfirstfishingtrip,besuretobringalongsomeonewhohasfishedbefore.

21.Heliadficqucnllyihuugliluf(quit),buthadstayeduutufluyallyluhisboss.

22.Thetrend,then,wastowardsthe"pennypaper"—aterm(refer)topapersmadewidelyavailabletothepublic.

23.I(slip)whenridingontheroadcoveredwiththinice.Luckily,Iwasnotseriouslyhurt.

24.Youhavetohaveadream,foralifewithoutadreamislikeabirdwithbrokenwings,(trap)inacage.

25.Ryanputthestampontheenvelope,(drop)itinthemailboxandthenwenthome.

26.While"OneChild"policyhasprovedeffectivein(control)thesizeofourpopulation,ithasbroughtabout

variousconsequences.

27.COVID-19islikelytospreadfrompersontopersonbycoughing,(spit)andsneezing.

28.Whenhesawthepicturesofsmokers(die)ofcancer,hemadeuphismindtogiveupsmoking.

29.Thecrowd(panic)andscreamedwildlywhenthebombexploded.

30.ItisovertwoyearssinceIwenttothe(swim)poollasttime.

31.Heentered(heroomwithasubtlesmile,(shut)ihedoorbehindhim.

32.Anyformofhuntingorfishingwithinthewildlifereserveisstrictly(forbid).

33.Heenteredformanycompetitions,(win)severalgoldmedals.

34.Workinghardwithastrongwill,youcanaccomplishgreatthingsthatareseeminglybeyondyour(able).

35.There's(absolute)nothingmorethedoctorscando.

36.Aswithmanyotherplants,bamboocannotgrowwellinthe(absent)ofwalerandsunshine.

37.Anewpieceofsoftwarehasrecentlybeendeveloped,makingtheInternet(access)totheblind.

38.Icannotguaranteethe(accurate)ofthesefigures.IjustcopiedthemfromtheInternetyesterdayevening.

39.Themanmadegreat(achieve)intheprotectionofwildlife,forwhichhewasawardedtheNobelPrize.

40.Thisisafinebook;aworthy(add)totheseries.

41.Herdedicationtoherworkwas(admire).

42.Thereistalkofraisingthe(admit)requirementstorestrictthenumberofstudentsoncampus.

43.BythetimeIwas30,wehadthree(adore)children.

44.Dcn'ibeafraidtoaskfor(advise)aboutorderingthemeal.

45.Thetalkswillbreakdownwithno(agree)reachedunlessonesideiswillingtogiveintotheother.

46.Wehavethehopetoincreasethetotalindustrialand(agriculture)outputby20%bytheendofnextyear.

47.Theviewfromthetopofthetoweris(amaze)indeed.Youcanevenseethelaketensofmilesaway!

48.Nowadaysit'sacceptableforwomentobe(ambition).Butitwasn'tthen.

49.Dcn'ijumptoaconclusion.Youshouldgivethepresentpoliticalsituationafurtherandmoredetailed

(analyse).

50.Hewasfilledwith(angry)atthewayhehadbeentreated.

51.Somehospitalpatientsexperiencehighlevelsof(anxious).

52.Newthatthemanhadmadeasincere(apologize)toyouforhiscruelbehaviour,youmightaswellforgive

him.

53.Shehaschangedalotovertheyears,bothin(appear)andincharacter.

54.IwiolcaIcllciof(apply),passedllicinlciviewandgulllicjob.

55.Iranalltheway,butwasstilltenminuteslateforthe(appoint)withDr.Smith.

56.Studiesshowthatpraiseand(appreciate)fromteacherscangivestudentsastrongsenseofachievement.

57.Theyvoicedtheir(approve)of(heplanatthemeeting,sayingthatitshouldbecarriedoutassoonaspossible.

58.Afteralong___(argue),herparentseventuallygavewaytoherandapprovedofhergoingabroadforfurther

education.

59.Theyhadan(arrange)thatthechildrenwouldspendtwoweekswitheachparent.

60.Isentmyparentsatextmessageassoonastheplanelanded,informingthemofmysafe(arrive)inTokyo.

61.Examsarestill(houghitobethemosteffectivewayinthe(assess)ofstudents'performance.

62.Shehasofferedmelotsofpractical(assist)withmyresearch.

63.Scientistshavefoundaproven(associate)betweenpassivesmokingandcancer.

64.Tomyutter(astonish),sherememberedmyname.

65.Heidihadlistened(attentive),andsaidnowwithsparklingeyes,"IfIcouldonlyreadalready!"

66.PersonallyIdon'tthinkthegirlisvery(attract),buttheysaybeautyisintheeyeofthebeholder.

67.Theamazing(beautiful)oftheWestLakehasleftmealastingimpression.

68.She'sbeenworkingtheresincethe(begin)oflastsummer.

69.ThehostesssmiledkindlyasIapologizedtoherformynaughtysonsbad(behave)attheparty.

70.Manypeopleholdthe(bclicve)thatpeoplewithhighEQtendtohaveapositiveattitudetolife.

71.Dethisexercisewithyourknees(bend),notwithyourlegsstraight.

72.Recyclingwastecansavealotofnaturalresources,whichis(benefit)toourenvironmentalprotection.

73.MrGreen,whoriskedhisownlifeinsavinghisneighboursinthefire,showedgreat(brave)inthefaceofdanger.

74.Pleaseremoveyourkneefrommyneck.Ican't(breath).

75.WhenIheardhimspeakingsuch(break)English,IknewhewasnotanativeAmerican.

76.Wecan'tpaytoomuchattentionto(care)driving.Afterall,it'sbettertobesafethansorry.

77.Theyexpressed(caution)optimismaboutasolutionto(heproblem.

78.Granny's60thbirthdayisapproachingdaybyday.Suchagreatoccasionisreallywellworthyofa(celebrate).

79.Preventionalsoplaysa(centre)roleintraditionalmedicine.

80.Teachingasacareercanbe(challenge),butI'vemadeupmymindtotakeitupongraduationfromcollege.

81.Thoughsufferingfromabadheadache,Ipretendedtobe(cheer).However,Mumsensedsomethingwaswrong

withme.

82.Ifforcedtomakea(choose)betweenfamilyandbusiness,1wouldchoosetheformerwithouthesitation.

83.Inadditiontomanyscientificworks,themanhasalsopublisheda(collect)ofpoemsandseveralbooksof

essays.

84.Al'theroomswere(comfortable)furnished.

85.Everybodycangetridofhisbadhabitsandformgoodones.Whatitlakesiscourageand(commit).

86.Bodylanguageplaysanimportantroleincross-cultural(communicate).

87.Davidwillsuiclycomeuulfiislin山cbinging(cumpclc)lobelicldnextmuiitli.

88.Wereceivedanumberof(complain)fromcustomersaboutthelackofparkingfacilities.

89.Fromtheabovewecancometothe(conclude)thatthemoreyouwork,thehappierandhealthieryouwillbe.

90.Peopleoftenlose(confident)whentheyarecriticized.

91.Lettersof(congratulate)floodedinwhentheFrenchwriterwontheNobelPrizeinLiteraturethatyear.

92.Theapplicants'experienceandqualificationswillbetakeninto(consider)whenthedecisionismade.

93.Themuseumisnowunder(construct)onahillsideinthenorthofthecity.

94.Ifeveryonemakes(contribute)toprotectingtheenvironment,theworldwillbecomemuchmorebeautiful.

95.Forthesakeof(convenient),thetwogroupshavebeentreatedasoneinthisreport.

96.He'wasoneofthemost(create)andinnovativeengineersofhisgeneration.

97.Alwaysmakeitahabittodrinkwateron,a(day)basis.Dontwaituntilyouarethirstybeforeyoudrinkwater.

98.(danger)wildanimalsliketigersandlionswon'tattackyouunlesstheyworrythatyouareathreattothem.

99.Itwasluckyofhimtosurviveintheterriblecrashthatcausedlotsof(die)andinjuries.

100.Whotookthe(decide)togoaheadwiththeproject?

101.Shepickedalargebunchofflowersfortable(decorate).

102.Thetownwallswerebuiltasa(defend)againstenemyattacks.

103.Thetownisina(delight)situationinawidegreenvalley.

104.Theydugdowntoa(deep)oftwentymetresandfoundwaterthere.

105.Thegirlgaveussovivida(describe)oftheaccidentasifshehadseenitwithherowneyes.

106.Everybodyspokeinpraiseofher(devote)tothecauseofcharity.

107.Thebuilding(destroy)byfirelastyearandnobodylivesherenow.

108.Hefoughttheillnesswithcourageand(determine).

109.Actually,itisnot(hebigthingsthatreallymatter,butthesmallthingsthatmakeallthe(differ)intheworld.

110.Onlywhenyouhavechildrenofyourownwillyourealizewhatgreat(difficult)yourparentshavehad

bringingyouup.

111.Ill:Hurricanesmaychange(direct)severaltimes,forexample,movingcastandthenwestandthencast

again.

112.Onemajor(advantage)oftheareaisthelackofpublictransport.

113.Shemanagedtohideher(disappoint).

114.The(discover)ofthenewdrugisofgreatsignificancetopeoplesufferingfromheartproblems.

115.Afterallthoseyears,thehappytimewcspenttogetherisnowa(distance)memory.

116.Therewassomethingabouthimshefoundextremely(disturb).

117.Shewastoo(drink)torememberanythingabouttheparlylastnight.

118.I'minfavouroftheopinionthat(educate)isnotcompletewithgraduation.Weshouldbelifelonglearners.

119.Thankstohisparents'(encourage)andsupport,hefinallyrealizedhisdream.

120.Sportsandgamesmakeusstrong,stopusfromgettingtoofatandkeepushealthyand(energy).

121.WuikingtugclliciwithPiufc^suiBlackfuiuncycaiwasan(cnjuy)andexcitingcxpciicnccfoime.

122.Readingwill(large)yourvocabularyandbroadenyourhorizonsaswell.

123.Acinemaisnotjust,aplaceof(entertain),butalsoaplaceofeducation.

124.I'llbewaitingforyouatthe(enter)tothecinemaathalfpasttwotomorrowafternoon.

125.Thereisstillalongwaytogobeforewomenachieveeconomic(equal)withmen.

126.Thenew(equip)broughtinfromabroadlastyearhashelpedreducetheproductioncostbyabout30%.

127.BeautyandtheBeastconveysan(evidence)message---youshouldn'tjudgeabookbyitscover.

128.Thenewscausedgreat(excite)amongherfriends.

129.Pakistancameinto(exist)asanindependentcountryafterthewar.

130.Thegirlisnowworkingharderthaneverbefore,hopingtoliveuptothegreat(expect)ofherparents.

131.Hernewmoviehashadalotof(expose)inthemedia.

132.Themostlikely(explain)is(hathisplanewasdelayed.

133.Laughterisoneofthemostinfectious(express)ofemotion.

134.Themanisgoodatreadingpeople'semotionconveyedbytheir(face)expressionsandbodylanguage.

135.Dcn'tloseheartjustbecauseofone(fail).Afterall,Romewasnotbuiltinoneday.

136.Thetwobooksare(fair)good.Youcanchooseeitherofthen.

137.AmongallthebirthdaygiftsI.havereceivedisincludedaCD,inwhichtherearelotsofmy(favour)songs.

138.Thebookreceivedhighly(favour)reviews.

139.1amlookingforwardtothedaywhenmydaughtercanreadthisbookandknowmy(feel)forher.

140.Whenthedelayed(fly)willtakeoffdependsmuchon(heweather.

141.Makeprogressdaybyday,andonedayyou'llbesurprisedtofindyoucanspeakEnglishwithgreat(fluent).

142.Dcn'tyouthinkitbettertostayinsidein(fog)weather?

143.Hisfatherbegantolosehismemorybitbybit,becomingincreasingly(forget).

144.Youareall(fortune)tobegrowingupinatimeofpeace.

145.Newthishistoricmomentholds(hepromiseofanewdawnof(free)andopportunity.

146.It'sabsolutely(freeze)outside.Wemustgetin.

147.Weareconfidentthattheenvironmentwillbeimprovedbyour(far)effortstoreducepolluticn!

148.1heldthebaby(gentle)inniyarms.

149.Weneedtotakeamoregnom(globe)approachtotheproblem.

150.Ourgovernmentistakingeffectivemeasurestoexpandemploymentforcollege(graduate).

151.Henodded(greet)toMary,AnnandMichaelandshookhandswithBurke.

152.Studentsshouldinvolvethemselvesincommunityactivitieswhere(heycangainexperiencefor(grow).

153.153.Shereceivedverylittlecareer.(guide)whenyoung.

154.(happy)andsuccessoftencometothosewhoaregoodatrecognizingtheirownstrengths.

155.Moreandmorepeoplehavecometorealize(heimportanceofdevelopinga(health)lifestyle.

156.Aftertheslightest(hesitate),Iwalkedoverandaskedif1couldhelpherfindsomething.

157.Thenewlybuiltlibiaiyislliicclimesllic(higli)ofllicoiiginalunc.

158.Itcostsnothingtobekindand(help);moreover,whatevergoodwegiveouttootherswillcomebacktous.

159.Myparentstaughtmethat(honest)wasalwaysthebestpolicy.

160.Heislearned,wise,patientand(humour).Inaword,hehasallthequalities(omakeasuccessfulteacher.

161.161.Alotofpeoplemakeafalseassumptionthat(hungry)onlyexistsinthedevelopingcoun:rics.

162.Shewasnolongerabletodistinguishbetween(imagine)andreality.

163.163.Myfirst(impress)ofhimwasthathewasakindandthoughtfulyoungman.

164.Thebridgeisnotas(impress)assomeguideswouldhaveyoubelieve.

165.Sheisoneofthemost(influence)figuresinlocalpolitics.

166.Consideringthe(injure)he'shadintheaccident,thereislittleexpectationofhimshowingupatourparty.

167.Dreamscanbearichsourceof(inspire)foranartist.

168.I'veread(he(instruct),butI'mstillnone(hewiser.

169.HeleftEnglandwiththe(intend)oftravellinginAfrica.

170.Whenaskedforhisviewsabouthisteachingjob,Philipsaidhefounditvery(interest)andrewarding.

171.171.1thinkatthebeginningofeachbook,thereshouldbeabrief(introduce)toit.

172.Manyscientiststhinkhighlyofthenew(invent),believingthatitwillchangethewaypeopleliveinthefuture.

173.Writingoutallthelettersof(invite)byhandwasmoretime-consumingthanwehadthought.

174.Wcfirmlybelievethatthoseguiltywillbepunishedandthat(just)willbedoneonedayinthenearfuture.

175.FromthenonIbegantobuildupthsbestpartofmyownlifeandfillmydayswithactsof(kind)andlove.

176.Hisspeechwasgreetedwithroarsof(laugh).

177.He'sthebestteacher,eventhoughhehasthe(little)experience.

178.Themandeniedhavingdoneanything(legal)andinsistedthatheshouldbesetfreerightaway.

179.China'sGreatWall,measuringover20,(M)0kilometresin(long),isregardedasoneof(heeightwondersinthe

world.

180.A(library)isapersonwhoisinchargeofalibraryorwhohasbeenspeciallytrainedtoworkinalibrary.

181.In-thcearthquakestrickenareas,peoplesufferedgreatfinancial(lose).

182.Inagood(marry),bothhusbandandwifeworkhardtosolveanyproblemsthatarise.

183.Weshouldlearntobe(mercy)toothersandforgivethemtheirmistakes.

184.DadcookswhenMumisbusy,andhemakesmecleanupmy(mess)room.

185.Themost(memory)partofourtripwasavisittohistoricQuebecCity.

186.I'mlookingforafriendof(I)wholivesintheneighbourhood.

187.1(oldhermysecretinthe(mistake)beliefthatIcouldtrusther.

188.It'shardtodescribehowIfeltonmyfirstdayofseniorhighschool.Itwasa(mix)ofanxietyandexcitement.

189.Withoutpassion,peoplewon'thavethe(motivate)orthejoynecessaryforcreativethinking.

190.Thiscoastalareawasnameda(nation)wildlifereservelastyear.

191.WatchingTVbeforegoingtobeddisturbsyour(nature)sleephabits.

192.Theblicclswcic(nuisc)andfullofactivity.

193.HespentfiveyearsinParis,with(occasion)visitstoItaly.

194.Youwill,beaskedtofillinaformwithdetailsofyourbirthand(occupy).

195.1onlyknew(he(office)versionofevents.

196.Adoctorcannotbetoocarefulwhenperformingan(operate).

197.Itsgenerousofyoutodonatemoneytothe(organize);itwillhelpkidsintheremoteareasgobacktoschool.

198.OnereasonItookthedeserteddoghomewasthatIlovedogs-theyarelovelyanddevoted(otheir(own).

199.Teachingchildrenwithspecialneedsrequires(patient)andunderstanding.

200.Ilnowseemsunlikelythatitwillbepossibletoreacha(peace)settlementoftheconflict.

201.Your(perform)asastudentwillbeexcellentifyoudevelopahabitofreflectingonhowyoulearn.

202.MyfatherisverystrictwithmeIneverdaredoanythingwithouthis(permit).

203.QueenElizabethIIisoften(boughtiobe(herichestwomanintheworld.However,her(person)wealthseems

rathersmall.

204.Theboytakesanactivepartinschcolactivities,fromwhichhegetsalotoffunand(please).

205.Ifplasticandrubberarcburnt,they'llgiveoff(poison)gases.

206.Hernovelshavegainedin(popular)overrecentyears.

207.You'dbeexposedtoalotless(pollute)ifyoumovedloatownwithpurewaterandair.

208.We'llbein(possess)ofhappinessifwccanalwaysappreciatewhatwchave.

209.Solongasyouhavefaith,apositiveattitudeandbeliefinyourself,the(possible)areendless.

210.Whynotconsultyourteachers?Theyareexperiencedandmaygiveyouvaluableand(practice)advice.

211.Generallyspeaking,womenhave(prefer)forshoppingwhilemenenjoysports.

212.Ifwehadn'tmadeadequate(prepare),theconferencewouldifthavebeensosuccessful.

213.SinceitwasthefirsttimeIhadgivenpublic(present),Iwasabitnervous.

214.Sinceyouraresufferingfromhighblood(press),youmightaswellavoideatingfoodcontainingtoomuchsalt.

215.Deyourbestalwhateveryoudo.Wewanttotake(proud)inyou,boy.

216.Itwasthebestknownand(probable)themostpopularofhersongs.

217.Hewas(pride)ofhimselffornotgivingup.

218.YouwillnotbeabletospeakfluentEnglishunlessmoreattentionispaidtoyour(pronounce).

219.Shefounditdifficulttogetonwithher,(possible)becauseofthedifferenceintheirages.

220.Theythinkthatgreaterimportanceshouldbeattachedtoenvironmental(protect).

221.Moreoftenthannot,therearesituationsinourlifewhereforgivenessisbetterthan(punish).

222.Previousteachingexperienceisanecessary(quality)forthisjob.

223.Hcpefullymydreamwillbecomea(real)onedayinthenearfuture.

224.Notonlyisitgoodinquality,it'salso(reason)inprice.

225.Atlast,herfather'sworkhasreceivedpopular(recognize).

226.Thebestwayoffindingalawyeristhroughpersonal(recommend).

227.Myfalhcilia»madeafull(icuuvci)fiumllicopcialiun.

228.You'dbetterwritedownthephonenumberofthatrestaurantforfuture(refer).

229.Youshouldbeabletofindtheoddmomentfor(relax).

230.Weallbreathedasighof(relieve)whenheleft.

231.Wcarclookingforsomeonewhois(rely)andhard-working.

232.HerefusestocompeteonSundaysbecauseofhis(religion)beliefs.

233.Thecarisin(remarkable)goodconditionforitsage.

234.Qindidateswhofailtomeetthese(require)willnotbeadmittedtotheuniversity.

235.Insteadofwaitinginlineatrailwaystationsforhoursfora(ickel,wecanmakea(reserve)using(hewebsite.

236.Shemadea(resolve)tovisitherrelativesmoreoften.

237.1receivedanencouraging(respond)tomyadvertisement.

238.Bytakingpariinsuchsurvivalactivities,childrencanlearnimportantskillsanddevelopasenseof

(responsible).

239.Thebestwaythemancouldthinkoftoforgethisworriesand(sad)wastopulhimselfintohiswork.

240.Remember,theonlypeopleyoucan(safe)relyuponintimeoftroubleareyourparents.

241.Agoodshopperdoesn'tjustbuythingsbecausethey'reon(sell).

242.Sarahlookedatthefinishedpaintingwithgreat(satisfy).

243.Youcan'tjudgeabookbyitscover,astheold(say)goes.

244.Al.the(science)evidenceshowsthattheincreasinguseofchemicalsinfarmingisdamagingourhealth.

245.Thesuddenappearanceofa(secure)guardcausedthemtodropthemoneyandrunaway.

246.OfalltheanimalsI'veeverhad,thesetwodogsarcthemost(sense)tothespokenword.

247.ImaginehowexcitedtheywerewhentheyreunitedwitheachOtherafter40yearsof(separate)?

248.Thereisaregularbus(serve)betweenthetwotownsanditrunsevery1()minutes.

249.Itwastheperfect(set)forawonderfulChristmas.

250.(sharp)youraxebeforeyouusei(tocutup(hefirewood;itsaveslimeinthelongrun.

251.Ascreambrokethe(silent)ofthenight.

252.Canyou(simple)thelanguagealittle?It'sdifficulttounderstand.

253.Thereweresignificant(similar)betweenmotherandson.

254.1(sincere)believethatthisistherightdecision.

255.1helpedhimpulupsome(shelf)inhisbedroom.

256.Theyfaceadesperate(short)ofcleanwater.

257.Thenewdrughasgreat(significant)forthetreatmentofthedisease.

258.Somepeoplethinksmokinghelpsrefreshthemselveswhentheyaretiredor(sleep)whileactuallyitjust

damagestheirhealth.

259.Onlybyseizingeverychancetopractiseisitpossibleforustoimproveour(speak)English.

260.Itmightnotbeyourdrcamjob,butatleastyouarcnotgoingtodieof(starve).

261.Beingacomplclc(sliangc)liicic,IhadnuonetolumlowlicnImclwithliuublc.

262.Thedaysaregonewhenphysical(strong)wasallyouneededtomakealiving.

263.Itsuddenly(strike)mehowwecouldimprovethesituation.

264.Completedprojectsmustbe(submit)byMarch10.

265.Wc'vchadagoodstart,butnext,moreworkneedstobedonetoachievethefinal(succeed).

266.Theteachercanofferyousomepractical(suggest)onhowtoexpandyourvocabulary.

267.Ifyou'relookingforahousethatisquietbutclosetothecompany,thisoneseemshighly(suit).

268.Theweatherissochangeablethatitcanbe(sun)inthemorring,coldandwetintheafternoon.

269.Someinsectstakeonthecolouroftheir(surround)toprotectthemselves.

270.AlilivingthingsonEarth,includingushumanbeings,dependonwaterfor(survive).

271.(swim)isprobablythebestformofexerciseyoucanget.

272.Theysentsomeflowersasagestureof(sympathetic).

273.Ontheothersideofthestreetisanewly-openedrestaurant,whichserves(taste)Chinesefood.

274.Laughterhasactuallybeenshowntorelieve(tense)andstress.

275.I'm(terrible)sorrytobotheryouatthishour.

276.Hewasn'tbadlyhurt-that'ssomethingtobe(thank)for