III. -ence
Make nouns ending in –ence from the following verbs, making any necessary changes in spelling.
Then put each noun in its correct place in the sentences below.
prefer obey defend offend insist coincide refer
depend correspond reside differ interfere exist pretend
1. He couldn’t go to university but continued his education through _________________ courses.
2. This monument is in memory of the men and women who died in _________________ of this country.
3. Police dogs are trained to a high standard of _________________.
4. Tea or coffee? Do you have any _________________?
5. She wasn’t really angry at all. It was just _________________.
6. Dictionaries, encyclopaedias and atlases are called _________________ books.
7. The doctors tried to cure him of his _________________ on drugs.
8. The United Nations came into _________________ in 1945.
9. Despite his _________________ that he was innocent, he was arrested.
10. I can’t tell the _________________ between butter and margarine.
11. I hope she didn’t take _________________. I was only joking.
12. I met John on holiday quite by chance. What a _________________.
13. She complained of _________________ by her mother-in-law in her private affairs.
‘Place of _________________’ means the place where you live.
Make nouns ending in –y from the following adjectives, making any necessary spelling changes, then put them in their correct places in the sentences below. 
work out get up turn off put on go out take off wake up
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