In the sentences below find the correct spelling of the words.

1. Even the pigeons have had to reserve accommodation/accomodation.
2. The best way to face irresistible/irresistable change is to behave as if it were welcome.
3. Such accidentally/acidentally created fires are usually most devastating after a long dry period
4. She did not expect to be Prime Minister into the next millennium/milennium.
5. Many horses are aggressive/agressive, but fortunately few are mean.
6. She knew that she should be greatful/grateful but instead she felt somehow disappointed.
7. It comes as a suprise/surprise to discover that this is not always the case.
8. It was like a challenge/challange and she meant it to be.
9. Unfortunatelly/Unfortunately , they are nowdays/nowadays too short of money for this to be possible.
10. I think: oh, I can't wear that, it looks a bit weird/wierd with my legs.
11. I think that's about average/avarage for Western Europe, isn't it?
12. There was a strong influence from his parents pushing him towards an interest in ballet/balett.
13. You have to plot carefully to achieve/acheive the surprise at the end.
14. There is insufficent/insufficient evidence at the moment.
15. Come on, he'll never believe/beleive you!
16. Has it ever occured/occurred to you that you might be wrong?
17. It is simply a matter of maintaining/maintaning communication in the family unit.
18. Let's have a look back and see how successful/sucessfull you have been in the past.
19. They were referring/refering to the fact that Steffi Graf was the only top ten player there.
20. Written and oral components can be taken separately/seperately.

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