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."
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."