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Can you correct these 14 basic grammar mistakes?

Here’s the grammar test experts claim only those with an above average IQ can ace.

Just kidding; these are basic grammar mistakes that almost everyone misses.

Let’s see how well you do!

Which of these is not a word or phrase?

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Which word means "feeling great appreciation"?

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You've probably heard the phrase "i before e except after c"... but which of these words defies this rule?

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Fill in the blank. "I consulted an attorney _____ I met in Miami."

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Which phrase is erroneous?

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Fill in the blank. "Bad weather can ________ people's ability to work."

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What is the past tense of the word "lie" as in "lie down"?

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If someone says "I'm sorry," you can _______ their apology.

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Fill in the blank. "_____ so hot outside!!"

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Who is the person in charge at a high school?

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Which of these words means "to praise someone"?

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Which word means: unaware or ignorant?

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When your team doesn't win the game, they most definitely...

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Fill in the blank. The U.S. ________ building is in Washington DC.

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