Choose a vocabulaty from the list and pay attention to the tenses used. In some cases, you may have to use the opposite form or different parts of speech of the vocabulary.
Vocabulary List:
1.official 2.bruise 3.atmosphere 4. pitch 5. golden snitch 6.quaffle
Q1. Did you notice the atmospheric decor in the restaurant? It was really nice.
Please help to check whether the answers are all correct. Thanks & regards.
Q2 It is just an unofficial notice. We should not pay any attention to it.
Who is writing these instructions? The instructions should read "Choose a vocabulary word ... "
I disagree with your choice for Q1, and I agree with your choice for Q2.
In fact, I can't figure out how any of the words in the list or any of those words' opposites could work in Q1. Please double-check the words in the vocabulary list.
They are from an online learning platform called: ilearner
This online platform is assigned by our school and the vocabulary list(all copy from the website) is provided by it. Their answer are always unreasonable but this is homework, we can't refuse to do it. Anyway, thanks so much your help. Best regards.
Oh, my! You poor soul, having to deal with non-standard English in the website to learn English!
Anyway, I hope you are wading through all this okay! =)
Are you doing online school or is it just the one site you do at school cause i am doing online school and it sucks my teachers make a lot of errors. but i get to have an early summer cause i finish all my work at a faster pace. woot woot summmmmmmmer a month early you should try it some time. =P
Q1: To complete this question, you need to pick a word from the vocabulary list that fits the context and pay attention to the tenses used. The word "atmosphere" is already used correctly in the sentence.
Answer: Yes, the word "atmospheric" is used accurately in the sentence to describe the decor in the restaurant.
Q2: For this question, you need to select a word from the vocabulary list and consider the opposite form or different parts of speech. The word "official" is already used correctly in the sentence.
Answer: Yes, the word "unofficial" is used accurately in the sentence to emphasize that the notice is not formal or authorized.