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    You must be eligible rather than illegible to practice law and receive authorization. A witness's testimony was not entirely credible rather than creditable. One must be uninterested rather than disinterested in judges' spare time. An important legal principle rather than principal is the presumption of innocence until proven guilty. The economic recession will affect rather than effect this company adversely.

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    You must be eligible rather than illegible to practice law and receive authorization. A witness's testimony was not entirely credible rather than creditable. One must be uninterested rather than disinterested in judges' spare time. An important legal principle rather than principal is the presumption of innocence until proven guilty. The economic recession will affect rather than effect this company adversely.

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    Exercise False Word Pairs

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    Andre Hiyung
    You must be eligible rather than illegible to practice law and receive authorization. A witness's testimony was not entirely credible rather than creditable. One must be uninterested rather than disinterested in judges' spare time. An important legal principle rather than principal is the presumption of innocence until proven guilty. The economic recession will affect rather than effect this company adversely.

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    Choose the correct word from the choices given in brackets in respect of each

    sentence.

    (1) You are not (eligible/illegible) to practise as a lawyer in this country unless you have
    received official authorisation to do so.
    (2) The testimony given by the witness was not entirely (credible/creditable).
    (3)I have always been completely (disinterested/uninterested) in what judges do in their
    spare time.
    (4) It is an important legal (principal/principle) that the accused should be presumed to be
    not guilty until proven guilty.
    (5) The present economic recession will (affect/effect) this company adversely

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