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CONFUSING VERBS.
Circle the correct verb in each pair of sentences.

After a week in my new job I realized / noticed I had made a mistake in accepting it.
I realized / noticed that she had changed her hairstyle.
Jane’s parent prevented / avoids her from seeing David.
John prevented / avoids seeing his girlfriend.
This song remember / reminds me of last summer.
Remember / reminds to bring your reader next week.
I hope / expect it doesn’t rain tomorrow-we’re having a barbecue.
I hope / expect Sarah will be late-she always is.
Does your teacher mind / matter if you don’t go to all classes?
Does it mind / matter if you don’t go to all the classes?
He stole /robbed money from the bank.
He stole /robbed the bank.
I did not hear / listen what you were saying- I was outside the door.
You never hear /listen to what I tell you.
Mario looks / seems ill- he’s very pale.
Maria looks / seems unhappy but I do not know why.



CONFUSING VERBS. KEY
After a week in my new job I realized I had made a mistake in accepting it.
I noticed that she had changed her hairstyle.
Jane’s parents prevented her from seeing David.
John avoids seeing his girlfriend.
This song reminds me of last summer.
Remember to bring your reader next week.
I hope it doesn’t rain tomorrow-we’re having a barbecue.
I expect Sarah will be late-she always is.
Does your teacher mind if you don’t go to all classes?
Does it matter if you don’t go to all the classes?
He stole money from the bank.
He robbed the bank.
I heard what you were saying- I was outside the door.
You never listen to what I tell you.
Mario looks ill- he’s very pale.
Maria seems unhappy but I do not know why.