And the word goes to...

So, "alright"? No, it's all wrong!
Please be all right with it.
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awfull? beautifull? Nope. Only if you're FULL.
Otherwise, lose one -L
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practiSE or practiCE? licenCE or licenSE? 
If you use it as a NOUN, end with -ce. 
If a VERB, end with -se – like, I licenSE you to drive a truck.
I have a comedian's licenCE...

ENGLISH FAL: GRADE 8/9 TERM 1/2016 TESTS

ENGLISH FAL: GRADE 8/9 TERM 1/2016 TESTS

LANGUAGE-ONLY [40 MARKS]

1 Comprehension [15 marks]

2 Language [25], covering:
2.1 Parts of speech
2.2 Verbs [finite]
2.3 Correct the tense errors
2.4 Punctuation
2.5 Homonyms/homophones  [correct form of words in brackets...]
2.6 Synonyms/antonyms

Voges, clearly delighted at a buggy PC...

Intle working (it) hard; hardly working...