Answer: course, coarse. A course is a route or intended direction, so “gone off the course” fits the first blank. Coarse describes rough texture, fitting sand that may damage a car. The words sound alike but have different meanings.
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“Since you have gone off the ________, the ________ sand is likely to damage the car.”
The words that best fill the blanks in the above sentence areAnswer: course, coarse. A course is a route or intended direction, so “gone off the course” fits the first blank. Coarse describes rough texture, fitting sand that may damage a car. The words sound alike but have different meanings.