Confusing words

My English isn't so good. I'm always making _____ mistakes.

You can borrow my car, but if you _____ it, I'll never talk to you again!

I _____ swimming and running every day.

If you learn the vocabulary in this book, you have a better _____ of passing the FCE.

Last summer we had a _____ holiday in Italy.

I thought the painting was worth a lot of money, but in fact it was _____.

At three o'clock, I _____ the children from school.

I asked him to _____ me £20 until Monday.

When we go to town, could you _____ me to buy some milk?

I sat on the beach at dawn and watched the sun _____.

Twenty years ago, very few people owned computers, but _____ a lot of people have them.

She's such a _____ girl; she's always helping people.

From the top of the hill, you have a marvellous _____ of the town.

I like working here. It's a good _____.

He's a _____ boy and gets upset easily.

I haven't seen her _____.

My limited vocabulary _____ me from getting a good grade in the FCE.

My mother asked me to _____ the table.

When you come to school tomorrow, don't forget to _____ your dictionary.

My poor pronunciation sometimes _____ my ability to communicate in English.

My teacher gave me some very useful _____.

I have always been _____ snakes and spiders.

'Did you enjoy the party?' 'Yes, it was _____.'

I love being in the _____ in spring.

Molly asked me if I would like to _____ her to the cinema.