English Entrance Exam

• Adept means a person who is skilled in a particular art or skill, especially one who is very good at it.

  Adapt means to change for current situation.

  Adopt means to start something or adopt someone.
• Elicit means to draw out or obtain something from someone.

  Illicit means something forbidden or illegal.
• Immigrate means to move TO another country.

  Emigrate means to move FROM a country

  Migrate is a verb word which means to move to a new place
• Herd - group of animals that has 4 legs and eat grass

  Pack - group of animals that has 4 legs and eat meat
• School - called for a group of fishes

  Flock - called for a group of birds
• Swarm - called for a group of animals that attack as a group

  infestation - called for a group of animals that infest and live inside their prey

  Colony- called for a group of animals that lived in a single place and increased their number in that place.
• Sloth - called for a group of animals that have the attitude of a sloth

  Unkindness - called for a group of animals that displays an omen of unkindness

  Murder - called for a group of animals that displays an omen of death

  Embarassment - called for a group of animals that have the attitude of embarrassment
• Bed - called for a group of animals that lived in the sea bed

  Warren - called for a group of animals that lived in a warren or a little opening in the ground

  Hive - called for a group of animals that lived in a hive
• •Proper spelling is Misspelled

  Misspelled or mispelled
• •articles

  a or an which is used for indefinite nouns like a man is known for their strength

  the which is used for definite nouns like the man courting their daughter is nice.
• Cow : herd wolves : pack
• Coyote : pack bison : herd

  hyena: pack
• Piranha : school parrot : flock
• Lice : infestation ticks : infestation

  Mosquito : swarm Bat : colony
• Bear : sloth rhinoceros : crash

  Clams : bed rabbit : warren
• Timber is a wood

  Timbre is the quality of someone's voice
• Elude - escape from something

  Illude - to deceive someone

  Alude - to remanence the past
• canvas - a piece of work

  canvass - to ask or inquire of a price
• incite - to trigger someone to do something bad

  insight - what you have learned
• Discreet - unnoticeable

  Discrete - different or separate
• there - doon

  their - kanila

  they're - sila ay
• your - iyo

  you're - ikaw ay
• its - kanya

  it's - ito ay
• should've - expresses regret

  would've - expresses certainty that something would change if only got done

  could've - expresses a possibility or ability to be done if only got done
• Things could've been different, but we'll never know for sure. You should've told me sooner. I would've told you that I love you too.
• The difference of need to from have to and must is that need to came from a personal reason while have to and must came from outside reason
• I'm worried, I need to see her. (need to, have to, must)
• My teacher set the deadline 20 minutes from now, I have to complete the task right now. (need to, have to, must)
• She has to attend the party because her professor required her to do so. (has to, have to, need to, must)
• The student must wear their identification cards before entering the school premises. (need to, have to, must)
• Can you add s in the plural form of a uncountable noun?

  (yes or no)

  no
• Between Many and Much, which is for an countable noun?

  Many
• I spotted so many fish at the pond, maybe because there are so much water today at the park.

  Choices: (many, much)

  many much
• Between few and little, which is used for uncountable noun?

  little
• any can be used as a part of a question or for a negative situation
• There isn't any person to help out. Some of them are out playing volleyball at the park

  Choices: (any, some)

  any some
• is furniture a mass noun or a regular noun?

  mass noun
• I need many moneys to graduate this year.

  revise the text

  I need a huge amount of money to graduate this year

  I need so much money to graduate this year
• is the sentence, "we bought so many luggages today"

  if wrong give the correct noun and quantifier

  much luggage
• is mass noun a countable or uncountable noun?

  uncountable noun