The following passage has not been edited. There is an error in every line. Write the wrong word and correction in your answer card. Highlight your correction. In small cases, people (a) _____ judged us and said that we were civilized or not. Great chances are rare. (c) _________ I was hoping my friend would think about it. In this case _______ I thought we could live more peacefully. (e) _______ If we connect two names to neither.
The verb also does not correspond to the noun related to it. Here we use verblage plural because the nun close to it is plural. Fill in the gaps in the following sentences, taking the best option in parentheses: 1. The quality of apples (war/waren/sind/hat) is not good. 2. Fire and water (do/does/did/done) do not match. 3. Time and tide (wait/wait/wait/wait) for none. 4.
Justice, as well as mercy (allow/allow/authorize/allow) to do so. 5. Neither the teacher nor the students (who are/are/have been) at the school. 6. If a man (a/ hat/ hat/ ist/ sind) has done so. 7. The news (was/was/had/have) good. 8. The Committee (is/is/a/a) divided on a small point. 9.
The United States (is/is/have/have) a large navy. 10. Everyone ran as fast as they can (can/can/can/can/wants). Answers: 1. was 2. do 3. waiting 4. are allowed 5. 6.
a 7. was 8. are 9. 10. could insert the correct form of the present in the spaces. Verbs are in parentheses. 1. A new home…….. A lot of money. (Costs) 2. The new car…….. Very quickly.
(run) 3. Most things…….. more than before. (Costs) 4. This aircraft…….. faster than sound. (fly) 5. The lawn…….. It`s beautiful in summer.
I only have 2,000 Answers: 1. Cost 2. course 3. Cost 4. flies 5. Substantive looks like messages and information are always singular. Remove an Englishman from his house and he (a) ….. A completely different creature. From his house, he (b) …….. capable of sudden fury. He can (c) ….. for a guy enough neighborhood, but he (d) ……..
with troubled feelings on a train. A tall middle-aged woman always (s) ……. My hate. You (f) ….. Shouts at the doorman. You (g) …… she is accompanied by a dog who (h) ……. Just a degree less offensive than her.
Answers: (a) is (b) is (c) pass (d) seat (e) rouses (f) entert (g) see (h) is (c) When a sentence begins with “there”, the verb corresponds to the actual subject that comes after the verb. This is John. There are fifty students in my class. A verb must match in number and person about it. (a) If the subject is the singular of the third person, most English verbs end on -s or -il, but there is no -s or -il in the plural of the third person. He goes to school. .