1Every nation has ............... traditions.
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Use "its" as the possessive form before the noun "traditions".
2It is time you ............... those carpets.
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After "It is time," use the past form "washed" to talk about what should happen now.
3I ............... the bag on the table.
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Use "laid" as the past tense of "lay," meaning put something down.
4She earns ............... money than I do.
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Use "less" with the uncountable noun "money".
5His essay was chosen because it had the ............... mistakes.
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Use "fewest" with the plural countable noun "mistakes".
6You look ............... What happened?
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Use the adjective "sad" after the linking verb "look".
7I can’t make him ............... to me.
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After "make" plus an object, use the bare infinitive "listen".
8I had to shout to make ............... heard.
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Use "myself" because the speaker is the person who needed to be heard.
9She might not ............... to come with us.
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After the modal verb "might," use the bare infinitive "want".
10She got married ............... her college sweetheart.
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The correct preposition in this expression is "to".
11............... our party will win the election.
Select 2 answers.
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"Maybe" and "Perhaps" are sentence adverbs meaning that something is possible.
12Do you mind people ............... you what to do?
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After "Do you mind," use the gerund "telling".
Done.
Score: 0/12
Answers
- Every nation has its traditions.
- It is time you washed those carpets.
- I laid the bag on the table.
- She earns less money than I do.
- His essay was chosen because it had the fewest mistakes.
- You look sad What happened?
- I can’t make him listen to me.
- I had to shout to make myself heard.
- She might not want to come with us.
- She got married to her college sweetheart.
- Maybe / Perhaps our party will win the election.
- Do you mind people telling you what to do?
