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Question: #2: If it is not yet 8:00 am, and you are asked what time you will eat breakfast, then answer B. #3: Answer C, if the son is deceased. #4: Answer C, if they no longer have the cars. #5: "a place to sit." #6: Answer C also. #12: Answer C also. #14: "a spare room." #18: Answer C also.

Something more tough and challenging pls, appreciate, 18 out18, got some remarks referring to the1st and 9th statements!!! In a wait for another quizzes!!!😁

I answered 22/22 correctly

Question: #1: Answer B also, simple past. #9: Parallel construction requires the following rephrasing. Therefore, either "The train left before they arrived at the station," or "The train had left before they had arrived at the station." #16: In the sentence, "every day" should be written as two words. "Every day" means something that occurs daily. For example: "He brushes his hair every day." "Everyday" refers to something that is common or routine. For example: "He decided to just wear his everyday suit to the party."

Question: #6: Either "was found guilty...," or "is guilty of theft." #8: Or leave blank open. #22: "... apologize to you."

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I answered 18/18 correctly

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Question: #11: "going outing" makes no sense -- syntax error. If you meant "going out this season," is the family is staying home all season?

I scored 16/18

Question: #2: The correct answer is "beside," meaning "next to." #7: Answer B is incorrect. Answer D is correct. Information is located ON a page, but we turn "to" a page. #8: Syntax error. Rephrase to read "What time is it by your watch." #10: "Apples" plural. #19: "Success" misspelled.

Question: #6: Or perhaps answer D, as a more humorous response. #11: Answer D also correct. #12: Syntax error. There needs to be a word following "reach" to indicate or specify the destination -- perhaps reach "the office"? #15: Answer D also correct. #17: Answer C also.

I scored 17/18

My score was 17/20

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Question: #1: "The boy WAS absent from school." #6: Misspelling. "Stationary" with the "a" means to remain in one place -- not to move. "Stationery" with the "e" refers to writing paper, which is what the sentence is describing. #8: Answer D would imply a somewhat lower degree of shock. #14: Answer D is the only correct response, absolutely,

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Question; #4: Both C and D are synonymous, and therefore both correct. #5: Incomplete sentence. "Although he is [what?] yet he is honest." #6: Syntax error, sentence as written does not make sense. Did you mean "We are smart..."? #7: "fell down" -- two words. #8: Syntax error. Rephrase to read "Suppose you WERE left in a desert #9: Preferred would be "... will go on from Monday til Friday." #10: Two correct choices. Either leave the blank open, or rephrase to read "The old man is poor, yet he loves to help others." #11: Delete "should." #12: See also #10. Two correct choices. Either leave the blank open, or rephrase to read "She is poor, yet happy."

My score was 17/18

I got 1 incorrect and that is no.6 .confusing

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I believe certain sentences have been phrased in a manner that would allow for more than one correct answer. Question: #2: I believe answer B could also be correct. For example, answer A implies an ability to go now, while B implies he has some discretion as to whether or not he actually chooses to go now. #3: Answer A suggets that someone might be prohibting your entry. However, if you do not have the key to a locked door, then B. #5: Both seem to imply ability. #8, #9: Either answer would seem correct -- "may" would be the more polite form. #14: Surely, in some circumstances "must" would be correct. #15: "Shall" would be the more formal, or somewhat softer term. #17: Incomplete sentence, "could do (what)?"

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I answered 20/20 correctly

I answered 20/20 correctly

All answers were correct

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Pl.check the formation of 2nd sentence.It lacks a helping verb.

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Question; #6: Answer A also correct, and frequently used.

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Question: #1: "two hours," plural. #14: "As" should read "us."

Question: #6: "Row" misspelled. #16: In American English, simply "Monday morning," no preposition.

Enjoyed the test. Each sentence was phrased in a manner that allowed for only one correct answer. Not always the case with many such tests

Question: #4: The sentence is not really phrased in the form of a question. #5: "Borrow" rather than "take" would be preferred. #6: The sentence does not ask a question. "Fall" is misspelled. Place comma after "carefully," not "lest." #8: Not a question. #15: This however, is a question.

Question: #8: "working FOR..." #13: "IT was typical... THINGS easily." #15: Answer C also correct. #16: "Quite" misspelled.