1. Which of the following sentences illustrates correct usage of
articles and conjunctions?
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Answers:
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• Celine lives on Arthur Street; however, she works on Beatrice
Boulevard.
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• I would eat a peach every day if I could, nor the doctor told
me I couldn't.
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• Will Gertrude play the piano or an harp at the concert?
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• Although she is angry at them, neither her son and her father
will be at the party.
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2. Choose the series of verbs and phrases that best completes
the following passage.
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This dish _________ too spicy. Why __________ so much pepper?
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Answers:
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• is, did the chef have to use
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• was, the chef is using
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• is, did the chef use
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• was, the chef used
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• a and c
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3. Choose the series of articles and conjunctions that best
completes the following sentence.
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Neither we ________ Sal, our neighbor, could understand ________
it had been our dog Rover or Sal's cat's kittens _________ had destroyed all
the flower beds in the middle of _______ night.
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Answers:
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• nor, whether, that, the
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• or, if, who, the
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• and, whether, than, a
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• nor, if, that, a
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4. Choose the series of verbs that best completes the following
sentence.
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Alison regrets _________ you with her remarks; she never meant
_________ so.
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Answers:
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• to hurt, doing
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• to hurt, to do
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• hurting, doing
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• hurting, to do
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5. Which of the following sentences is NOT punctuated correctly?
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Answers:
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• We expect only three things from our dog: loyalty, affection,
and tail wagging.
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• I need you to pick up several boxes of paperclips, pens, and
pencils; three pounds each of potatoes, carrots, and peas; and my dry
cleaning.
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• Marcy, my parrot, squawked for an hour, before finally calming
down.
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• All of the above are punctuated correctly.
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6. Which of the following sentences illustrates the proper use
of apostrophes?
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Answers:
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• Helga borrowed her friend's skates for the day; however, she
failed to return them.
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• Thousand's of bargains are available during the holiday
season, but I cant find time to shop.
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• The koala bear closed it's eyes and fell fast asleep.
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• Although I like the Joneses, I'm angry at them for breaking
all of Ralphs' tools.
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7. Which of the following sentences does NOT illustrate correct
verb and verb tense usage?
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Answers:
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• These repetitive and misleading guidelines could easily be
interpreted in several different ways.
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• Clarabelle's mother absolutely hated nicknames and always
calls her daughter by her full name.
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• The Imagist movement in poetry is commonly regarded as having
begun in the early twentieth century.
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• We all danced across the lawn and lifted Zoe above our heads
in triumph.
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8. Which of the following sentences illustrates incorrect
pronoun usage?
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Answers:
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• The wet dog shook itself off, wagged its tail, and proceeded
on its way.
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• Don't take the silver goblet out of its protective case or
you'll ruin it.
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• You should wear that jacket to their wedding because it's the
nicest one you have.
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• It's not too late to answer their ad for a waitress, is it?
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• None of the above
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9. Which of the following sentences illustrate(s) the proper use
of commas?
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Answers:
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• Randy wanted to end the meeting, but Amy wanted to prolong it.
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• After pouring herself a glass of water in silence, Nicky
answered my question.
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• The committee, which had failed to come to a consensus decided
to meet again on Tuesday.
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• Mr. Bridges is never home on the weekends, he always goes to
his home in the country.
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• a and b
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• All of the above
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10. Choose the series of pronouns that best completes the
following sentence.
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Victor, who stole _______ ideas and used them to make _______ a
millionaire, never once offered _______ a word of thanks.
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Answers:
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• our, himself, we
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• their, them, himself
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• your, us, you
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• our, himself, us
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11. Choose the series of prepositions that best completes the
following sentence.
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Although the issue was very serious, the committee disposed
______ it in a few minutes and moved _______ to other business.
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Answers:
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• onto, off
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• of, away
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• on, out
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• of, on
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12. Choose the series of prepositions that best completes the
following passage.
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Although Marvin said he had hidden the keys _______ the flower
pot, we were unable to find them
_______ the dark. In the end, we waited for him at the coffee shop
___________ the corner.
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Answers:
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• under, in, around
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• in, with, at
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• around, at, on
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• beside, from, around
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13. Rearrange the following words to create the most logical and
grammatically correct sentence.
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work . is always to brother willing not My
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Answers:
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• My brother is not willing to work always.
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• My brother is not always willing to work.
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• is not willing to work always My brother.
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• My work is not willing to always brother.
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14. Change the following sentence from a quotation to indirect
speech.
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"I'm not feeling well," Agatha said.
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Answers:
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• Agatha has said that she doesn't feel well.
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• According to Agatha, she isn't feeling well.
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• Agatha said she wasn't feeling well.
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• Agatha says she isn't feeling well.
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15. Which of the following sentences illustrates proper sentence
structure?
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Answers:
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• Everyone knows that a mango is much sweeter to an orange.
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• I saw the girl with my own eyes who said she had been abducted
by aliens.
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• Either one of you should try and to fix their broken fence.
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• The queen had hardly finished her speech when the people began
to disperse.
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16. Choose the verb that best completes the following sentence.
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Do you know if Harlon ____________Japanese before moving to
Japan?
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Answers:
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• has studied
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• has been studying
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• will have been studying
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• will be studying
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17. Which of the following sentences is NOT punctuated
correctly?
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Answers:
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• All of the apple's at the grocer's were rotten, so I bought
oranges instead.
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• "Seven canteens full of water should be enough for the
hike," said Tabitha.
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• Until the stove is fixed, there's no way I can bake a lemon
meringue pie.
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• The woman, whose name escapes me at the moment, disappeared
into the limousine.
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18. Choose the series of prepositions that best completes the
following sentence.
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Jeremy drove his motorcycle _______ the bridge, _______ the
hill, and _______ the diner before finally parking it _______ two police
cars.
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Answers:
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• beside, among, behind, near
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• beneath, over, under, on
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• across, down, past, between
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• under, around, through, into
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19. Choose the series of prepositions that best completes the
following sentence.
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The deer ran quickly _______
the trees, its hooves pounding _______
the forest floor.
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Answers:
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• amid, from
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• over, at
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• through, on
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• throughout, on
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20. Which of the following sentences illustrates correct verb
and verb tense usage?
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Answers:
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• Until the snow is melting, the train is not able to move.
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• Until the snow does not melt, the train will not be able to
move.
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• Until the snow melts, the train will not be able to move.
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• Until the snow will melt, the train will not be able to move.
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21. Choose the series of articles and conjunctions that best
completes the following sentence.
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I think Fran could be ______ great public speaker, _______ she
is still too shy to try it.
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Answers:
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• the, although
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• a, but
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• an, however
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• a, and
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22. Which of the following sentences illustrates proper sentence
structure?
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Answers:
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• Walking down the street, my eyes were drawn to a diamond in a
store window.
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• A small red car pulled up behind the woman with tinted
windows.
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• The man in the black cape mounted his powerful stallion and
rode away.
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• The cats chased the birds around the yard with the yellow
beaks.
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23. Which of the following sentences illustrates the proper use
of parallel construction?
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Answers:
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• Terry hoped to find a new job that would let him earn extra
cash in the summer and to work fewer hours.
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• Although Tommy was failing his biology class at college, he
was passing his chemistry class.
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• Trina loved to sail, skate, swim, and surfing.
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• Tatiana declared that the people in her office are smarter
than the people who work in Tad's office.
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24. Choose the series of pronouns that best completes the
following sentence.
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After realizing that our hosts hadn't actually invited ______ to
______ party, ______ excused
______ from the table and slipped out
the back door.
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Answers:
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• us, their, we, ourselves
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• ourselves, theirs, we, us
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• them, our, they, themselves
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• us, our, we, himself
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25. Read the following question and choose the response that
uses the correct corresponding verb tense.
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Does Jack wear that furry hat often?
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Answers:
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• No, he just liked to wear it for fun sometimes.
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• Yes, but don't said anything about it to him.
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• Yes, and it can so annoying!
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• No, he only wears it when his ears are cold.
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26. Complete the following sentence by choosing the phrase with
the best word order from the options given.
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The excited children, who had run toward the loud _____________
.
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Answers:
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• music and then told the others about the ice cream truck
outside
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• music, are telling to the others about the ice cream truck
outside
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• ice cream truck to tell the others about the music outside
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• music, told the others about the ice cream truck outside
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27. Choose the series of verbs that best completes the following
passage.
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I find it very hard to remember _________ letters that are
entrusted to me. In fact, I remember _________ to do so dozens of times!
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Answers:
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• to mail, forgetting
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• mailing, to forget
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• to mail, to forget
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• mailing, forgetting
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28. Choose the series of prepositions that best completes the
following sentence.
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Charlotte knew ___________ the secret investigation _________
her past, but she closed her eyes to it and pretended it wasn't happening.
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Answers:
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• of, about
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• on, of
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• about, to
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• of, after
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29. Which of the following sentences illustrates correct verb
and verb tense usage?
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Answers:
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• Did Annabel knowingly lie on the witness stand?
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• We think the judge will have noticed something strange in her
behavior.
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• The lawyers had decided to keep her testimony a secret.
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• Somehow, all of the newspapers gotten hold of the story.
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30. Choose the series of adjectives and adverbs that best
completes the following sentence.
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I think Pamela deserves to be punished for her __________ stupid
and __________ behavior.
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Answers:
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• irresponsible, totally
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• totally, irresponsibility
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• totally, irresponsible
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• total, irresponsibly
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31. Rearrange the following words to create the most logical and
grammatically correct sentence.
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with can't phone . on Whenever always to the time spend I speak
I my friend , him
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Answers:
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• Whenever I always phone on my friend to speak, I can't spend
the time with him.
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• Whenever I spend time on the phone to him, I can't always
speak with my friend.
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• Whenever I speak to him, I can't always spend time with my
friend on the phone.
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• Whenever I can't speak to him on the phone, I always spend
time with my friend.
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• Whenever I can't spend time with my friend, I always speak to
him on the phone.
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32. Choose the series of articles and conjunctions that best
completes the following sentence.
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_______ she was feeling ill, Teresa wanted to eat only _____
apple _____ some soup.
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Answers:
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• Yet, the, or
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• After, an, and
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• Because, an, or
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• If, a, and
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33. Choose the series of pronouns that best completes the
following sentence.
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That house used to be ______ , but ______ have given it to
______.
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Answers:
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• my, I, her
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• mine, me, her
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• mine, I, her
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• myself, she, her
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34. Change the following sentence from a quotation to indirect
speech.
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"It may snow tomorrow," he said.
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Answers:
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• He said it should snow tomorrow.
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• He might say it will snow tomorrow.
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• He says it may snow tomorrow.
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• He said it might snow the next day.
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35. Which of the following sentences illustrates correct usage
of articles and conjunctions?
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Answers:
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• The cake that I ate was better that the one you had.
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• An house is not the home, or so they saying goes.
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• For my birthday, I would like a book, an hourglass, and the
keys to a new boat.
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• Has a package I've been waiting for been delivered yet, nor
must I wait longer?
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36. Change the following sentence from a quotation to indirect
speech.
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Rhonda says, "I get to work early every day."
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Answers:
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• Rhonda says she gets to work early every day.
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• Rhonda said she gets to work early every day.
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• Rhonda has said that she got to work early every day.
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• Rhonda says she had gotten to work early every day.
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37. Read the following question and choose the response that
uses the correct corresponding verb tense.
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Did you see the show last night?
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Answers:
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• No, because by the time I got there all the tickets had
already been sold.
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• Yes, and it was one of the best shows I had ever seen.
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• Yes, but my seat was behind a pole so I couldn't barely see
anything.
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• No, but I am hope to see it tonight.
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38. Choose the series of adjectives and adverbs that best
completes the following sentence.
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While __________ of our relatives live on the __________ hill in
the county, __________ of our friends live in the __________ __________ areas
of the valley.
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Answers:
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• more, windy, many, most, protection
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• most, windier, more, most, protective
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• many, windiest, most, more, protected
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• many, winding, more, most, protected
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39. Rearrange the following words to create the most logical and
grammatically correct sentence.
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last what ! it's did you night, over After
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Answers:
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• After what night, it's over you did last!
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• After what you did last night, it's over!
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• over what you did last night, it's After!
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• After, it's over what you did last night!
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40. Choose the series of pronouns that best completes the
following sentence.
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_______ is the name of
the opera, and _______ role did you say Maria would play?
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Answers:
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• This, which
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• Who, that
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• What, which
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• Which, what
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41. Which of the following sentences does NOT illustrate proper
use of articles and conjunctions?
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Answers:
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• I thought about keeping an orangutan as a pet; however, my
apartment complex does not allow exotic animals on the premises.
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• Bertha decided to change a locks of her house after burglars
stole a computer or an oil painting.
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• After thinking about the problem for half an hour, Glen
finally came up with a perfect solution.
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• Arlene loves nature and the outdoors in general, yet she
spends most of her time inside because of her job.
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42. Choose the series of adjectives and adverbs that best
completes the following sentence.
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The helium-__________ balloon rose __________ into the air; the
villagers knew then that their __________ leader was off on another mission.
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Answers:
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• power, powerful, powered
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• powered, powered, powerful
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• powered, powerfully, powerful
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• powerful, powered, powerfully
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43. Rearrange the following words to create the most logical and
grammatically correct sentence.
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days . for last has good weather few The been the not
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Answers:
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• weather for The last few good has not been the days.
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• The good days has not been for the last few weather.
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• The few days has not been good for the last weather.
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• The weather has not been good for the last few days.
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44. Which of the following sentences is punctuated correctly?
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Answers:
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• 'Come here, she said, and let me get a good look at you.'
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• Come here she said, and let me get a good look at you.
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• "Come here," she said. "and let me get a good
look at you."
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• "Come here," she said, "and let me get a good
look at you."
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45. Change the following sentence from a quotation to indirect
speech.
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Carol has said, "I am responsible for this project."
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Answers:
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• Carol has said that she is responsible for this project.
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• Carol says she is responsible for this project.
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• Carol said that she was responsible for this project.
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• Carol had said that she would be responsible for this project.
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46. Choose the phrase that best completes the sentence below
without creating a run-on sentence.
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Mr. Peach has sent his four children to Ivy League colleges
__________ he has sacrificed his health working day and night in that dusty
factory.
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Answers:
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• however
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• ; however,
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• , however
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• however,
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47. Choose the series of pronouns that best completes the
following sentence.
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Don't ________ think Larry should call ________ wife if ________
is going to be late for dinner?
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Answers:
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• you, his, he
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• we, your, his
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• he, his, he
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• you, his, himself
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48. Choose the series of adjectives and adverbs that best
completes the following sentence.
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Knowing that February was the _________ month of the year,
Cheryl planned her vacation ___________.
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Answers:
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• short, in accordance
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• shortest, accordingly
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• shorter, according
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• shortness, accordion
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49. Choose the series of prepositions that best completes the
following sentence.
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I placed my notes _______ my desk and referred to them _______
the meeting.
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Answers:
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• at, among
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• beside, during
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• with, at
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• upon, around
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50. Which of the following sentences illustrates correct pronoun
usage?
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Answers:
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• Is those the set of plates the bride wanted, or did she want
this set?
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• Which of these glasses is half full—that one or this one?
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• To whom did them give the gold medal?
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• Whose book is that—his or our?
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• None of the above
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51. Choose the series of prepositions that best completes the
following sentence.
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Jack, leaning casually ________ the tree, watched as Sally
walked slowly ________ him.
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Answers:
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• against, toward
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• toward, against
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• upon, past
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• off, beside
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52. Read the following question and choose the response that
uses the correct corresponding verb tense.
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Will you be going to the company picnic this year?
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Answers:
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• Yes, I will have always gone every year.
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• No, unfortunately I didn't have time this year.
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• Yes, and I plan on swimming, fishing, and eating all day!
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• I might go if I had known about it sooner.
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53. Choose the series of verbs that best completes the following
sentence.
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Everyone __________ too
busy cooking and __________ the campsite __________ the family of bears
__________ from the woods.
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Answers:
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• were, setting up, to notice, watch
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• was, set up, noticing, to watch
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• is, setting, to notice, watching
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• was, setting up, to notice, watching
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54. Change the following sentence from a quotation to indirect
speech.
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"I can meet with you at noon," said Peter.
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Answers:
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• Peter says he can meet with me at noon.
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• Peter said he will meet with me at noon.
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• Peter said he could meet with me at noon.
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• Peter can meet with me at noon, so he said.
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55. Choose the phrase that best completes the sentence below
without creating a run-on sentence.
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It's never too late to learn how to swim ________________ you
may fall off a boat!
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Answers:
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• , you never know when
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• you never know when
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• —you never know as
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• ; you never know when
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56. Complete the following sentence by choosing the phrase with
the best word order from the options given.
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Only after they had completed an exhaustive study __________ how
to adapt the technology to the needs of our company.
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Answers:
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• did they understand to begin
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• did they begin to understand
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• they did begin to understand
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• to understand did they begin
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57. Choose the series of adjectives and adverbs that best
completes the following sentence.
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Of the two books, Sam's is definitely the __________ ; however,
even though Sandra's didn't turn out as __________ as expected, she still did
a __________ job of writing it.
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Answers:
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• better, well, good
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• best, good, good
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• better, good, better
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• best, well, well
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58. Change the following sentence from a quotation to indirect
speech.
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"I will be moving soon," said Alma.
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Answers:
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• Alma said she would be moving soon.
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• Alma said she will move soon.
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• Alma says she'll be moving soon.
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• Alma says she would move soon.
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59. Choose the series of adjectives and adverbs that best
completes the following sentence.
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The archaeologists were ________ to discover such a __________
and __________ _________ artifact at that mostly uncovered site.
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Answers:
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• amazing, rarely, incredible, beautifully
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• amazed, rare, incredibly, beautiful
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• beautiful, rarity, amazingly, incredible
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• amazingly, beautiful, rarely, incredible
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60. Read the original sentence below and then choose the
rewritten sentence that illustrates proper sentence structure.
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ORIGINAL SENTENCE:
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It is easy to carry solid objects, but the same cannot be said
of liquids.
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REWRITTEN SENTENCES:
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Answers:
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• Unlike liquids, solid objects are easy to carry.
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• Unlike liquids, we can easily carry solid objects.
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• Unlike liquids; solid objects can easily be carried.
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• Unlike liquids, solid objects easy to be carried.
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61. Complete the following sentence by choosing the phrase with
the best word order from the options given.
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Those who are not wise ____________ .
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Answers:
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• do not need be necessarily stupid
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• need not necessarily be stupid
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• need not to be necessarily stupid
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• does not need to be necessarily stupid
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62. Change the following sentence from a quotation to indirect
speech.
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Jerry said, "I saw my cousin at the fair."
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Answers:
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• Jerry had said he'd seen his cousin at the fair.
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• Jerry said he had seen his cousin at the fair.
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• Jerry said he'd saw his cousin at the fair.
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• Jerry says he saw his cousin at the fair.
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63. Choose the series of adjectives and adverbs that best
completes the following sentence.
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The _______ , _______ odor was ________ coming from the
chemistry lab up the street.
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Answers:
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• pungent, nastily, clearness
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• pungently, nastily, clearly
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• pungently, nasty, clear
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• nasty, pungent, clearly
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64. Choose the series of verbs that best completes the following
sentence.
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If Harry __________ to the party too early, don't let him in; he
__________ outside like everyone else.
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Answers:
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• gets, will have to wait
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• got, waits
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• gets, is waiting
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• has gotten, must be waiting
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65. Choose the series of prepositions that best completes the
following sentence.
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Whiskey, my pet squirrel, jumped ________ my head and ________
the windowsill.
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Answers:
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• over, onto
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• through, into
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• from, under
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• into, onto
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66. Rearrange the following words to create the most logical and
grammatically correct sentence.
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sleeping likes the . midday Katie until on weekends
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Answers:
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• sleeping Katie likes until midday on the weekends.
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• Katie likes sleeping until weekends on the midday.
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• Katie likes on sleeping until the midday weekends.
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• Katie likes sleeping on midday until the weekends.
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• Katie likes sleeping until midday on the weekends.
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67. Choose the series of adjectives and adverbs that best
completes the following sentence.
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We were surprised when the ________ parade ________ turned into
a ________ party!
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Answers:
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• dull, suddenly, wild
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• duller, all of a sudden, wilder
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• dullest, suddenly, wildest
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• dull, sudden, wild
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68. Choose the option that correctly changes the original
sentence from active voice to passive voice.
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ORIGINAL SENTENCE:
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That tall man is carrying a lot of lumber.
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REWRITTEN SENTENCES:
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Answers:
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• The tall man carries a lot of lumber.
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• Is being carried by that tall man, the lumber.
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• The lumber is carried by the tall man.
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• A lot of lumber is being carried by that tall man.
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69. Rearrange the following words to create the most logical and
grammatically correct sentence.
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would I have it anything if had . I you known said would not
bother
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Answers:
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• Would I have not said anything if you had known it would
bother I?
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• I would not have said anything if I had known it would bother
you.
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• Had I known if it would bother you I would not have said
anything.
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• If I had known it would not bother you I would have said
anything.
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70. Change the following sentence from a quotation to indirect
speech.
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"Sharon must go to the bank today," said Albert.
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Answers:
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• Albert says Sharon will have to go to the bank today.
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• Albert said Sharon has to go to the bank today.
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• Albert says Sharon must go to the bank today.
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• Albert said Sharon had to go to the bank that day.
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71. Choose the series of articles and conjunctions that best
completes the following sentence.
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Lilacs ______ violets are usually purple, ______ I have seen
some ______ are white.
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Answers:
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• and, however, that
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• or, yet, which
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• and, although, that
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• or, but, and
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72. Choose the series of articles and conjunctions that best
completes the following sentence.
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Julia, who is studying to be _______foreign correspondent, is
currently doing _______ internship in _______ Middle East _______ will return before the end of _______ year.
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Answers:
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• (no article required), an, the, but, the
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• the, a, the, however, a
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• a, an, (no article required), yet, a
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• a, an, the, but, the
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73. Rearrange the following words to create the most logical and
grammatically correct sentence.
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your company name ? of What the is
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Answers:
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• What is the company of your name?
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• your company What is the name of?
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• What is the name of your company?
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• The name of your company What is?
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74. Choose the series of adjectives and adverbs that best
completes the following sentence.
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I think Pamela deserves to be punished for her __________ stupid and __________ behavior.
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Answers:
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• irresponsible, totally
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• totally, irresponsibility
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• totally, irresponsible
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• total, irresponsibly
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75. Which of the following sentences illustrates correct verb
and verb-tense usage?
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Answers:
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• Let's wait until seven to leave; the traffic should be much
lighter by then.
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• My boss says I have to stay late tonight because I was
sleeping during office hours.
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• I would call them, but I think they have left for the day.
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• Have you seen the cookies that were on my desk? They seem to
have disappeared.
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• All of the above
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76. Choose the series of adjectives and adverbs that best
completes the following sentence.
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While __________ of our relatives live on the __________ hill in
the
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county, __________ of our friends live in the __________ __________
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areas of the valley.
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Answers:
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• more, windy, many, most, protection
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• most, windier, more, most, protective
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• many, windiest, most, more, protected
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• many, winding, more, most, protected
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77. Which of the following sentences illustrates proper sentence
structure?
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Answers:
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• Everyone knows that a mango is much sweeter to an orange.
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• I saw the girl with my own eyes who said she had been abducted
by aliens.
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• Either one of you should try and to fix their broken fence.
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• The queen had hardly finished her speech when the people began
to disperse.
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78. Choose the phrase that best completes the sentence below
without creating a run-on sentence.
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It's never too late to learn how to swim ________________ you
may fall off a boat!
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Answers:
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• , you never know when
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• you never know when
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• �you
never know as
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• ; you never know when
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Upwork Test answers for U.S. English Basic Skills Test 2018
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