W and P (Part 10)

Question 1

Hole/ Whole

Answer 1

opening/entire

Question 2

holiday/weekend

Answer 2

refer to time, often one or two weeks, when someone does not go to work or school /the weekend refers to the time from Sunday and Sunday, or Friday evening until Sunday night

Question 3

holy/wholly

Answer 3

sacred/ entirely

Question 4

home/hone

Answer 4

your house or abode/to sharpen

Question 5

how do you do? /How are you? /how do you do?

Answer 5

this is not a question. it is another, very formal way of saying hello. we only use it the first time we meet someone.
How are you? This is a question.

Question 6

Human/Humane

Answer 6

of people/merciful

Question 7

I/me

Answer 7

We don’t use it synonymously

Question 8

idea/ideal

Answer 8

any thought can be an idea, but only the best ideas worth pursuing are ideals

Question 9

if/whether

Answer 9

use whether hen alternatives are involved / otherwise if is acceptable

Question 10

illude/elude

Answer 10

illude is a rare word which means obsolete also to deceive or lead astray/ to escape or to evade

Question 11

illusion/delusion

Answer 11

images of nonexistent things/delusions of grandeur come from self-deceit or mental imbalance

Question 12

immemorial/immortal

Answer 12

ancient beyond memory/ deathless or eternal

Question 13

immigrate/emigrate

Answer 13

come in / leave

Question 14

imply/infer

Answer 14

to suggest something / to derive certain meaning from a remark or an action

Question 15

in/into

Answer 15

inside something/ into tells of motion from outside to the inside of something

Question 16

incredulous/incredible

Answer 16

unbelievably good/ unbelieving or skeptical

Question 17

inside of / outside of

Answer 17

they are used formally

Question 18

insight/incite

Answer 18

an understanding of something, a bright idea about something /to stimulate some action or other to be taken.

Question 19

install/instill

Answer 19

you install equipment and you instill feelings or attitudes

Question 20

interested / interesting

Answer 20

it is a past participle/ it is a present participle