VocabularyConfusing WordsLose/Loose – Free Exercise Lose/Loose – Free Exercise display incorrect answers Exercises Choose the correct word to complete the sentences. There was lots of loseloose change at the bottom of her backpack.adjective → loose I’ve lostloosed my keys!verb, unable to find something → lost I’ve just heard on the news that there’s and axe murderer on the loseloose .fixed expression → on the loose Try not to loseloose this race. It’s very important.verb, fail to win → lose My father is losingloosing his hair.verb, have less → losing Are the sentences correct or incorrect? I’m loosing my mind.correctincorrectI’m losing my mindverb → lose, losing, lost We lost the dog.correctincorrectverb → lose, losing, lost She wore her hair in a loose ponytail.correctincorrectadjective → loose I think Marcella will loose the competition.correctincorrectMarcella will lose the competition.verb → lose, losing, lost Budget cuts mean that up to 200 people will lose their jobs.correctincorrectverb → lose, losing, lost Online exercises to improve your English Practise the difference between lose and loose in the exercises. Lose/Loose – Free Exercise Exercises – Lose/Loose