Type/Paste in the text area below that reads "Replace the content in this area ..." Then underline the words/answers you want to blank-out. (see the example)
There are two approaches:
You can copy and paste from any document editor or html wysiwyg editor. Make underlines or other style changes in your editor, then copy and paste into the text area.
It's been tested with LibreOffice Writer in both document and web mode, and in the Blogger editor compose mode (for Google Blogger pages).
Also:
You can use the built-in simple style editor.
Highlight the text you wish to style and then click a style button (e.g. bold, underline, xxl etc.)
Use ctl + z for undo and ctl + y for redo. However, once you click the style editor, you can only undo back to that point and not before. The solution is to just copy and cut, then repaste with ctl + shift + v (paste unformatted). Everything returns to plain text and you retype as desired.
Note:When you copy the text be sure to highllight BEYOND both ends of where you want to correct.
For example:
If you want to change the underlined text in: Red Bull is a popular energy drink. You would highlight like this: Red Bull is a popular energy drink. Then cut and repaste as unformatted text on the spot: Red Bull is a popular energy drink. Now you can highlight and restyle as you like. Red Bull is a popularenergy drink.
Example:
Input This is a sample sentence. This is another sample sentence.
Output a. another b. sample
This is a ____ sample sentence.
This is ____ sentence.
For the exercises below choose the words to complete the figurative
literal: You missed your opportunity. figurative: That ship has 1 .
literal: The boss told me directly.
figurative: I heard the news 2 from the horse’s mouth.
literal: Why are you ignoring me?
figurative: Why are you giving me the 3 shoulder?
literal: She has a new opportunity. figurative: Opportunity 4 at her door.
literal: It was a sunny morning.
figurative: The sun 5 me this morning as I left for work.
literal: He is very clumsy
figurative: He’s like a 6 in a china shop.
literal: I'm paying by credit card.
figurative: I'm paying with 7 . Answerliteral: You missed your opportunity. figurative: That ship has sailed.
literal: The boss told me directly. figurative: I heard the news straight from the horse’s mouth.
literal: Why are you ignoring me? figurative: Why are you giving me the cold shoulder?
literal: She has a new opportunity. figurative: Opportunity knocked at her door.
literal: It was a sunny morning. figurative: The sun greeted me this morning as I left for work.
literal: He is very clumsy figurative: He’s like a bull in a china shop.
literal: I'm paying by credit card. figurative: I'm paying with plastic.
literal: We need to count how many people are here. figurative: We need to get a 1 count.
literal: Let's schedule a meeting next week to discuss innovative ideas.
figurative: Let's touch base next week to 2 some game-changing ideas.
literal: Our team needs to come up with unusual and new ideas to overcome this challenge.
figurative: Our team needs to think outside the 3 to overcome this challenge.
literal: The company is being investigated by the police.
figurative: The company is in 4 water due to suspicious finances.
literal: We should keep our plans and intentions confidential during the negotiation.
figurative: We should keep our cards close to our 5 during the negotiation.
literal: The team needs to reduce expenses and be more frugal during this period of budget cuts.
figurative: The team needs to 6 their belts during this budget cut.
literal: Let's identify and resolve the issues or problems in the new process.
figurative: Let's iron out the 7 in the new process. Answerliteral: We need to count how many people are here. figurative: We need to get a head count.
literal: Let's schedule a meeting next week to discuss innovative ideas. figurative: Let's touch base next week to brainstorm some game-changing ideas.
literal: Our team needs to come up with unusual and new ideas to overcome this challenge. figurative: Our team needs to think outside the box to overcome this challenge.
literal: The company is being investigated by the police. figurative: The company is in hot water due to suspicious finances.
literal: We should keep our plans and intentions confidential during the negotiation. figurative: We should keep our cards close to our chest during the negotiation.
literal: The team needs to reduce expenses and be more frugal during this period of budget cuts. figurative: The team needs to tighten their belts during this budget cut.
literal: Let's identify and resolve the issues or problems in the new process. figurative: Let's iron out the kinks in the new process.
literal: The team must work well together to meet the deadline. figurative: The team needs to 1 to meet the tight deadline.
literal: We should stay well-informed and aware of current industry trends. figurative: We should keep our fingers on the 2 of industry trends.
literal: The manager's decision was easily understood and transparent. figurative: The manager's instructions were 3 .
literal: The company is facing challenging economic conditions. figurative: The company is navigating through stormy economic seas.
literal: The new policy has both positive and negative effects on employee morale. figurative: The new policy is a 4 sword for employee morale.
literal: The sales team is engaging in activities that will lead to future business growth. figurative: Our sales team is 5 for future growth.
literal: The project faced a problem, and we need to fix it. figurative: The project hit a 6 , and we need to find a detour.
Answerliteral: The team must work well together to meet the deadline. figurative: The team needs to pull together to meet the tight deadline.
literal: We should stay well-informed and aware of current industry trends. figurative: We should keep our fingers on the pulse of industry trends.
literal: The manager's decision was easily understood and transparent. figurative: The manager's instructions were crystal clear.
literal: The company is facing challenging economic conditions. figurative: The company is navigating through stormy economic seas.
literal: The new policy has both positive and negative effects on employee morale. figurative: The new policy is a double-edged sword for employee morale.
literal: The sales team is engaging in activities that will lead to future business growth. figurative: Our sales team is planting seeds for future growth.
literal: The project faced a problem, and we need to fix it. figurative: The project hit a roadblock, and we need to find a detour.
literal: The team must work well together to meet the deadline. figurative: The team needs to pull together to meet the tight deadline.
literal: We should stay well-informed and aware of current industry trends. figurative: We should keep our fingers on the pulse of industry trends.
literal: The manager's decision was easily understood and transparent. figurative: The manager's instructions were crystal clear.
literal: The company is facing challenging economic conditions. figurative: The company is navigating through stormy economic seas.
literal: The new policy has both positive and negative effects on employee morale. figurative: The new policy is a double-edged sword for employee morale.
literal: The sales team is engaging in activities that will lead to future business growth. figurative: Our sales team is planting seeds for future growth.
literal: The project faced a problem, and we need to fix it. figurative: The project hit a roadblock, and we need to find a detour.
