Confusing English Words Quiz

What is the main focus of the lesson introduced by Lucy?

• Improving English grammar

• Learning new vocabulary

• Understanding confusing English word pairs

• Practicing English pronunciation

Which word is most commonly used as a noun?

• Neither is used as a noun

• Both are equally used as nouns

• Effect

• Affect

What does 'affect' as a verb mean?

• To produce a result

• To express an emotion

• To influence something or someone

• To achieve a goal

What does 'bring' imply in terms of movement?

• Movement away from the speaker

• No specific movement

• Movement towards the speaker

• Movement in any direction

In the context of 'bring' and 'take', what does 'take' imply?

• Movement away from the speaker

• Movement towards the speaker

• Movement in any direction

• No specific movement

How are 'either' and 'neither' pronounced in British English?

• Only as 'either' and 'neither'

• Only as 'either' and 'neither'

• Both pronunciations are used interchangeably

• Neither pronunciation is used

What does 'either' mean?

• Both options are correct

• One or the other of two options

• Neither option is correct

• All options are incorrect

What is the difference in pronunciation between 'advise' and 'advice'?

• Neither has a distinct pronunciation

• Both have the same pronunciation

• 'Advise' has an 's' sound, 'advice' has a 'z' sound

• 'Advise' has a 'z' sound, 'advice' has an 's' sound

In British English, how is the noun 'practice' spelled?

• Practize

• Practice

• Practise

• Practace

In American English, how is the verb 'practice' spelled?

• Practace

• Practize

• Practice

• Practise