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1. The adverts look exactly the same as the articles in this magazine. (difference)
It's impossible the adverts in this magazine.
2. I assume you've checked your facts carefully. (read)
I you've checked your facts carefully.
3. You've got to persuade the editor not to publish that story. (out)
You've got to that story.
4. Terry and I started arguing about the situation in the Middle East. (into)
I about the situation in the Middle East.
5. I'm sure we'll be able to agree on this matter. (understanding)
I'm sure we'll be able to on this matter.
6. I'd discuss this with Phil before making a final decision. (discussion)
I'd before making a final decision.
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