Ngenglish Yuk

There are apparently many words which can confuse you as an English learner given the fact that they look almost alike in terms of spelling; yet they sound almost the same. Here are some. Pick out which one in the bracket that best fits the sentence.

1. You can (precede/proceed) to the next stage after finishing this assignment.
2. Batam is a (greet/great) place to visit.
3. This pain has been (quit/quiet/quite) intense since two days ago.
4. The board of directors is absolutely (uninterested/disinterested) with this project.
5. (There/Their/They're) are too many strikers in Real Madrid FC.
6. I’m sorry, sir. This shop doesn’t (accept/except) credit card.
7. The new government tries to set up (its/it's) system within a month.
8. I'm very sure that the (weather/whether) is good for fishing.
9. (Who's/Whose) going to shop on the market today?
10. Many earthquakes bring big (affect/effect/impact) to the cities.
11. Batam is hotter (than/then) Bandung.
12. He's been (laying/lieing/lying) in bed almost all days.
13. He (died/dyed/dies/dead) at the field due to lack of medical treatment.
14. I think he's going to (loose/lose/lost) his job this year because of his bad performance.
15. (rite/right/ride) now, I’m in the café waiting for the call.

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