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1.

We had ridden almost a kilometer when the scattering shells beginning to land.

A. We had ridden almost a kilometer when the scattering shells begin to land.
B. We had ridden almost a kilometer when the scattering shells began to land.
C. We had ridden almost a kilometer when the scattering shells beginning to land.
D. We had ridden almost a kilometer when the scattering shells having begun to land.
Answer» C. We had ridden almost a kilometer when the scattering shells beginning to land.
Discussion
2.

Why was Jane and him permitted to go?

A. Why weren't Jane and he permitted to go?
B. Why were Jane and he permitted to go?
C. Why was Jane and him permitted to go?
D. Why were Jane and him permitted to go?
Answer» C. Why was Jane and him permitted to go?
Discussion
3.

Last night, the stranger leaded us down the mountain.

A. Last night, the stranger had let us down the mountain.
B. Last night, the stranger leaded us down the mountain.
C. Last night, the stranger let us down the mountain.
D. Last night, the stranger led us down the mountain.
Answer» E.
Discussion
4.

John's climb to fame was more rapid than his brother.

A. John's climb to fame was more rapid than his brother's.
B. John's climb to fame was more rapid than his brother.
C. John's climb to fame was more rapid than that of his brother.
D. John's climb to fame was more rapid than for his brother.
Answer» B. John's climb to fame was more rapid than his brother.
Discussion
5.

Jackon is one of the few sophomores, who has ever made the varsity team.

A. Jackon is one of the few sophomores who has ever made the varsity team.
B. Jackon is one of the few sophomores, who have ever made the varsity team.
C. Jackon is one of the few sophomores, who has ever made the varsity team.
D. Jackon is one of the few sophomores who have ever made the varsity team.
Answer» E.
Discussion
6.

If more nations would fight against tyranny, the course of history would have been different.

A. If more nations had fought against tyranny, the course of history would have been different.
B. If more nations could have fought against tyranny, the course of history would have been different.
C. If more nations would fight against tyranny, the course of history would have been different.
D. If more nations fought against tyranny, the course of history would have been different.
Answer» B. If more nations could have fought against tyranny, the course of history would have been different.
Discussion
7.

I found the place in the book more readily than he.

A. I found the place in the book more readily than she.
B. I found the place in the book more readily than he.
C. I found the place in the book more ready than she.
D. I found the place in the book more quickly than her.
Answer» B. I found the place in the book more readily than he.
Discussion
8.

Jack had no sooner lain down and fallen asleep than the alarm sounded.

A. Jack had no sooner lain down than he fell asleep when the alarm sounded.
B. Jack had no sooner lay down and fell asleep than the alarm sounded.
C. Jack had no sooner lain down and fallen asleep than the alarm sounded.
D. Jack had no sooner lain down and fell asleep than the alarm sounded.
Answer» D. Jack had no sooner lain down and fell asleep than the alarm sounded.
Discussion
9.

A girl as I would never be seen in a place like that.

A. A girl like me would never be seen in a place like that.
B. A girl as me would never be seen in a place like that.
C. A girl as I would never be seen in a place like that.
D. A girl like I am would never be seen in a place like that.
Answer» B. A girl as me would never be seen in a place like that.
Discussion
10.

I know of no other person in the club who are more kind hearted than they.

A. I know of no other person in the club who is more kind hearted than she.
B. I know of no other person in the club who are more kind hearted than them.
C. I know of no other person in the club who are more kind hearted than they.
D. I know of no other person in the club whom are more kind hearted than she.
Answer» B. I know of no other person in the club who are more kind hearted than them.
Discussion
11.

His father or his mother did read to him every night since he was very small.

A. His father or his mother has read to him every night since he was very small.
B. His father or his mother did read to him every night since he was very small.
C. His father or his mother have been reading to him every night since he was very small.
D. His father or his mother had read to him every night since he was very small.
Answer» E.
Discussion
12.

Henderson, the president of the class and since he is captain of the team, will lead the rally.

A. Henderson, the president of the class and who be also captain of the team, will lead the rally.
B. Henderson, the president of the class and captain of the team, will lead the rally.
C. Henderson, the president of the class and since he is captain of the team, will lead the rally.
D. Henderson, the president of the class and also being captain of the team, will lead the rally.
Answer» C. Henderson, the president of the class and since he is captain of the team, will lead the rally.
Discussion
13.

I find that the essential spirit for we who begin are missing.

A. I find that the essential spirit for we beginners are missing.
B. I find that the essential spirit for we who begin are missing.
C. I find that the essential spirit for us beginners are missing.
D. I find that the essential spirit for us beginners is missing.
Answer» E.
Discussion
14.

It were the worse storm that the inhabitants of the island could remember.

A. It was the most worse storm that the inhabitants of the island could remember.
B. It was the worst storm that the inhabitants of the island could remember.
C. It were the worse storm that the inhabitants of the island could remember.
D. It was the worsest storm that the inhabitants of the island could remember.
Answer» C. It were the worse storm that the inhabitants of the island could remember.
Discussion
15.

Flinging himself at the barricade; he pounded on it furiously.

A. Flinging himself at the barricade, he pounded on it furiously.
B. Flinging himself at the barricade: he pounded on it furiously.
C. Flinging himself at the barricade; he pounded on it furiously.
D. Flinging himself at the barricade; he pounded on it furiously.
Answer» B. Flinging himself at the barricade: he pounded on it furiously.
Discussion
16.

The girl refused that the note were her's.

A. The girl refused that the note might be hers.
B. The girl refused that the note was her's.
C. The girl refused that the note were her's.
D. The girl refused that the note was hers.
Answer» E.
Discussion
17.

He become an authority on the theater and its great personalities.

A. He became an authority on the theater and its great personalities.
B. He become an authority on the theater and its great personalities.
C. He becomes an authority on the theater and it's great personalities.
D. He becamed an authority on the theater and its great personalities.
Answer» B. He become an authority on the theater and its great personalities.
Discussion
18.

The butter tastes rancid.

A. The butter taste rancid.
B. The butter taste rancidly.
C. The butter tastes rancid.
D. The butter taste rancidly.
Answer» D. The butter taste rancidly.
Discussion
19.

The lawyer promised to notify I and my father of his plans for a new trial.

A. The lawyer promised to notify mine father and me of his plans for a new trial.
B. The lawyer promised to notify I and my father of his plans for a new trial.
C. The lawyer promised to notify me and our father of his plans for a new trial.
D. The lawyer promised to notify my father and me of his plans for a new trial.
Answer» E.
Discussion
20.

A good example of the American outdooe activities is sports.

A. A good example of the American outdooe activities are to be found in sports.
B. A good example of the American outdooe activities is sports.
C. A good example of the American outdooe activities are sport.
D. A good example of the American outdooe activities are sports events.
Answer» C. A good example of the American outdooe activities are sport.
Discussion
21.

Her willingness to help other's was her outstanding characteristic.

A. Her willingness to help each other was her outstanding characteristic.
B. Her willingness to help others' was her outstanding characteristic.
C. Her willingness to help other's was her outstanding characteristic.
D. Her willingness to help others was her outstanding characteristic.
Answer» E.
Discussion
22.

John was the only one of the boys who, as you know, were not eligible.

A. John was the only one of the boys who as you know is not eligible.
B. John was the only one of the boys whom as you know were not eligible.
C. John was the only one of the boys who, as you know, were not eligible.
D. John was the only one of the boys who, as you know, were not eligible.
Answer» E.
Discussion
23.

A row of trees was to be planted in front of the house.

A. A row of trees was planted in front of the house.
B. A row of trees were planted in front of the house.
C. A row of trees was to be planted in front of the house.
D. A row of trees were to be planted in front of the house.
Answer» B. A row of trees were planted in front of the house.
Discussion
24.

I hoped that John could accept a compromise between the approved forces.

A. I hoped that John could affect a compromise among the approved forces.
B. I hoped that John could except a compromise between the approved forces.
C. I hoped that John could accept a compromise between the approved forces.
D. I hoped that John would have effected a compromise among the approved forces.
Answer» B. I hoped that John could except a compromise between the approved forces.
Discussion
25.

It would not be safe for either you or me to travel in Vietnam.

A. It would not be safe for either of I or you to travel in Vietnam.
B. It would not be safe for either you or me to travel in Vietnam.
C. It would not be safe for either I or you to travel in Vietnam.
D. It would not be safe for either of you or I to travel in Vietnam.
Answer» C. It would not be safe for either I or you to travel in Vietnam.
Discussion
26.

I had no mony, my friend had not neither.

A. I had no mony, my friend had hasn't neither.
B. I had no mony, my friend had not neither.
C. I had no mony, my friend had no neither.
D. I had no mony, my friend had not either.
Answer» E.
Discussion
27.

I do not know where to council in this case.

A. I do not know what to council in this case.
B. I do not know where to council in this case.
C. I do not know when to counsel in this case.
D. I do not know what to counsel in this case.
Answer» E.
Discussion
28.

Who, do you think, has sent me a letter?

A. Whom can you think has sent me a letter?
B. Whom do you think has sent me a letter?
C. Who, do you think, has sent me a letter?
D. Who did you think has sent me a letter?
Answer» D. Who did you think has sent me a letter?
Discussion
29.

If he would drink more milk, his health would have been better.

A. If he had drunk more milk, his health would have been better.
B. If he had drank more milk, his health would have been better.
C. If he would drink more milk, his health would have been better.
D. If he had he drunk more milk, his health would have been better.
Answer» B. If he had drank more milk, his health would have been better.
Discussion
30.

ill you come too,? she pleaded.

A. ill you come too,? she said.
B. ill you come too?she pleaded.
C. ill you come too,? she pleaded.
D. ill you come too,pleaded she?.
Answer» C. ill you come too,? she pleaded.
Discussion
31.

At the picnic, the young chhildren behave very good.

A. At the picnic, the young chhildren behaved very well.
B. At the picnic, the young chhildren behave better.
C. At the picnic, the young chhildren behave very good.
D. At the picnic, the young chhildren behave very well.
Answer» B. At the picnic, the young chhildren behave better.
Discussion
32.

The cook was supposed to use two spoonfuls of dressing for each serving.

A. The cook was suppose to use two spoonfuls of dressing for each serving.
B. The cook was suppose to use two spoonfuls of dressing for each serving.
C. The cook was supposed to use two spoonfuls of dressing for each serving.
D. The cook was supposed to use two spoon' fuls of dressing for each serving.
Answer» D. The cook was supposed to use two spoon' fuls of dressing for each serving.
Discussion
33.

Let us' evaluate our year's work.

A. Let's evaluate our year's work.
B. Lets our year's work.
C. Let us' evaluate our year's work.
D. Lets' us evaluate our year's work.
Answer» B. Lets our year's work.
Discussion
34.

I am not all together of agreement with the author's point of view.

A. I am not altogether in agreement with the author's point of view.
B. I am not all together for agreement with the author's point of view.
C. I am not all together of agreement with the author's point of view.
D. I am not altogether with agreement with the author's point of view.
Answer» B. I am not all together for agreement with the author's point of view.
Discussion
35.

That is the man who, I believed, was the driver of the car.

A. That is the man who, I believe, was the driver of the car.
B. That is the man whom, I believed, was the driver of the car.
C. That is the man who, I believed, was the driver of the car.
D. That is the man who to believe was the driver of the car.
Answer» B. That is the man whom, I believed, was the driver of the car.
Discussion
36.

The enemy fled in many directions leaving its weapons on the field.

A. The enemy fled in many directions leaving their weapons on the field.
B. The enemy fled in many directions letting their weapons on the field.
C. The enemy fled in many directions leaving its weapons on the field.
D. The enemy fled in many directions leaving alone there weapons on the field.
Answer» B. The enemy fled in many directions letting their weapons on the field.
Discussion
37.

We did not realize that the boys' father had forbade them to keep there puppy.

A. We did not realize that the boys' father had forbidden them to keep their puppy.
B. We did not realize that the boys' father had forbade them to keep there puppy.
C. We did not realize that the boys' father had forbade them to keep their puppy.
D. We did not realize that the boys' father has forbidden them to keep their puppy.
Answer» B. We did not realize that the boys' father had forbade them to keep there puppy.
Discussion
38.

I would hardly believe that he would desert our party.

A. I could hardly believe that he would desert our party.
B. I didn't hardly believe that he would desert our party.
C. I would hardly believe that he would desert our party.
D. I should hardly believe that he would desert our party.
Answer» B. I didn't hardly believe that he would desert our party.
Discussion
39.

After hearing them, the listener wants to buy recordings of music.

A. By hearing them, the listeners wants to buy recordings of music.
B. After hearing them, the listener want to buy recordings of music.
C. After hearing them, the listener wants to buy recordings of music.
D. By hearing them, the listener wants to buy recordings of music.
Answer» D. By hearing them, the listener wants to buy recordings of music.
Discussion
40.

I wonder whether your sure that scheme of yours will work.

A. I wonder whether you're sure that your scheme's will work.
B. I wonder whether your sure that scheme of yours will work.
C. I wonder whether you're sure that scheme of yours will work.
D. I wonder whether your sure that scheme of yours will work.
Answer» D. I wonder whether your sure that scheme of yours will work.
Discussion
41.

Ask not for whom the bell tolls, it tolls for thee.

A. Ask not for who the bell tolls; it tolls for thee.
B. Ask not for whom the bell tolls; it tolls for thee.
C. Ask not for whom the bell tolls, it tolls for thee.
D. Ask not who the bell tolls for; it tolls for thee.
Answer» C. Ask not for whom the bell tolls, it tolls for thee.
Discussion
42.

I wish that he took his work more serious.

A. I wish that he would take his work more seriously.
B. I wish that he took his work more serious.
C. I wish that he will take his work more serious.
D. I wish that he shall take his work more seriously.
Answer» B. I wish that he took his work more serious.
Discussion
43.

After Bill had runned the mile he was breathless.

A. After Bill had run the mile, he was breathless.
B. After Bill has ran the mile he was breathless.
C. After Bill had runned the mile he was breathless.
D. After Bill had runned the mile he was breathless.
Answer» B. After Bill has ran the mile he was breathless.
Discussion
44.

This is an organization with which I wouldn't to be associated with.

A. This is an organization with which I wouldn't want to be associated.
B. This is an organization that I wouldn't want to be associated.
C. This is an organization with which I wouldn't to be associated with.
D. This is an organization with which I would want not to be associated with.
Answer» B. This is an organization that I wouldn't want to be associated.
Discussion
45.

I resolved to depart irregardless of the consequences.

A. I resolved to go regardless of the consequences.
B. I resolved to depart irregardless of the consequences.
C. I resolved to go regarding of the consequences.
D. I resolved to go regardingly of the consequences.
Answer» B. I resolved to depart irregardless of the consequences.
Discussion
46.

The most important feature of the series of tennis lessons were the large number of strokes taught.

A. The most important feature of the series of tennis lessons was the large number of strokes taught.
B. The most important feature of the series of tennis lessons were the large number of strokes taught.
C. The most important feature of the series of tennis lessons was the large amount of strokes taught.
D. The most important feature of the series of tennis lessons was the largeness of the amount of strokes taught.
Answer» B. The most important feature of the series of tennis lessons were the large number of strokes taught.
Discussion
47.

The girls stated that the dresses were there's

A. The girls stated that the dresses were there own.
B. The girls stated that the dresses were there's
C. The girls stated that the dresses were theirs'
D. The girls stated that the dresses were theirs.
Answer» E.
Discussion
48.

My point of view is much different than your's.

A. My point of view is much different from yours'
B. My point of view is much different than yours.
C. My point of view is much different than your's.
D. My point of view is much different from yours.
Answer» E.
Discussion
49.

This is Tom whom I am sure will be glad to help you.

A. This is Tom that I am sure will be glad to help you.
B. This is Tom which I am sure will be glad to help you.
C. This is Tom whom I am sure will be glad to help you.
D. This is Tom who, I am sure, will be glad to help you.
Answer» E.
Discussion
50.

Shakespeare's soliloquies must be regarded representative of speech not of thought.

A. Shakespeare's soliloquies must be regarded representing speech thought not speech.
B. Shakespeare's soliloquies must be regarded representated by thought not be speech.
C. Shakespeare's soliloquies must be regarded representative of speech not of thought.
D. Shakespeare's soliloquies must be regarded as representative of thought more than speech.
Answer» E.
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