Choose the word which has the underlined part differently from the rest:
The word "pronounced" is spelled differently from the rest.

Choose the word/phrase that best fits the space in each sentence:
She's worried about the result of her final exam. (Option D: about) Explanation: "Worried about" is the correct collocation.
"I think we should turn off the light when we go out." Correcting suggestion: A. "Even though." Explanation: This suggests a concession or contrast to the previous statement.
Hung is sick. Therefore, he can't go to school. (Option A: Therefore) Explanation: "Therefore" is used to indicate a logical consequence or conclusion.
He's the boy who is wearing a blue shirt. (Option A: who) Explanation: "Who" is used to refer to a person.
I lived in Hue, which is one of the most exciting cities of Vietnam. (Option B: which) Explanation: "Which" is used to introduce a relative clause providing additional information about the noun "Hue."
She asked him how he would use English in the future. (Option D: would use) Explanation: The sentence is discussing a hypothetical situation in the future, so "would use" is the correct form.
We have known each other since we were in university. (Option A: since) Explanation: "Since" is used to indicate the starting point of an action or a period of time.
What do you use the Internet for? (Option C: What) Explanation: "What" is used to inquire about the purpose or function of something.
These explanations should help you understand why each choice is the correct one for its respective sentence.