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C
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B
A
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A
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Question 20:
a) ever
b) frequent
c) always
d) once
a) gone
b) going
c) been
d) has
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a) is
b) are
c) have
d) be
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a) all
b) several
c) many
d) much
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A
C
a) drink
b) drunk
c) drank
d) drinking
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6.
a) but
b) why
c) and
d) during
a) argued
b) argue
c) arguing
d) argument
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8.
a) eating
b) eats
c) eat
d) eaten
a) want
b) wants
c) went
d) go
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a) exercised
b) to take exercise
c) to exercise
d) have excercised
a) the test
b) very
c) of
d) mine
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a) have
b) to
c) next year
d) mine
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13.
a) like
b) but
c) doesn't
d) either
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a) rare
b) disappointed
c) of
d) Pacino's
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15.
a) There is
b) for
c) success
d) the
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a) so
b) helped
c) with
d) homework
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a) am
b) gone
c) after
d) this
a) furnitures
b) in
c) expensive
d) luxurious
19.
a) shopping
b) every
c) and
d) together
20.
a) After
b) the
c) buy
d) and
C
A
A
D
B
D
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D
D
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A
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A
A
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A
C
Question 19:
Question 20:
Tina is my friend, and I have known her since the eighth grade.
1.
(C) This sentence is a present perfect tense structure and
a) have been
knowing
A
D
requires a past participle verb. The verb know is a state verb and
is not normally used in a progressive structure, so choice (A) is
incorrect. Choice (B) has an incorrect auxiliary verb. Choice (D) is
a past tense verb.
b) am known
c) have known
d) knew
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2.
The students are listening patiently even though the topic is not
interesting.
(A) The adverbial 'even though' is used to show contrast between
two statements. The other answer choices are not used for this
purpose.
a) even though
b) especially
c) since
d) because
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a) will go
b) would go
c) go
d) went
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a) can
b) shall
c) will
d) would
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5.
a) have examined
b) were examined
c) examining
d) been examined
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6.
The car's driver was looking at the hitch-hiker when the accident
occurred.
(D) This sentence requires a past continuous structure to match
the past tense verb in the subordinate clause. Choice (A) is
ungrammatical in this context. Choices (B) and (C) are also
ungrammatical.
a) looking at
b) while looking at
c) look at
d) was looking at
a) quarrel
b) quarreling
c) have been
quarreling
d) to quarrel
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8.
The teacher will accept late work, but she will reduce the grade by
5%.
(B) The conjunction but is used here to show contrast between
two statements, and is the only answer choice that makes sense
in this context.
a) while
b) but
c) so
d) if
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10.
After his behavior on our date last night, I will never speak to him
again.
(D) This sentence refers to a future action. Choices (A), (B), and
(C) are ungrammatical.
a) would
b) don't ever
c) will ever
d) will never
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a) to go
b) on
c) the
d) after
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a) helping
b) with
c) later
d) this
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a) will
b) not do
c) if
d) were
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14.
I have been coming to these lectures for two years, and will
continue to do so
(A) Correction: have
a) had
b) for
c) and
d) so
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15.
Although Miss Smith was more qualified for the job, the boss
hired his son instead.
(A) Correction: Even though or Although
a) However
b) was
c) more
d) hired
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I don't love her anymore, but I still want to be friends with her.
16.
(B) Correction: but
a) anymore
b) so
c) to be
d) with
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a) driven
b) fast
c) so
d) speeding
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a) a
b) of
c) in
d) from
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19.
I'm talking on the phone now, but I'd be happy to meet with you
later.
a) talk
b) but
c) to
d) with
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a) haven't
b) my
c) whether
d) goes
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C
A
A
B
C
D
Question 7:
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B
C
C
A
D
C
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C
D
A
A
A
A
Question 19:
Question 20:
A
D
My name is John. I'd like to tell you why I am so sad. I have been in love
with this girl since high school. She is the most popular girl in school. Next
week will be our twenty-year high-school class reunion. That means I have
been dreaming of her for more than twenty years. I had never dated before I
saw her. I was spending all of my time in the chess club. I am still madly in
love with her. Now, I am buying an engagement ring for her. All through high
school, I had been thinking of asking her to marry me, but never said
anything to her. When I see her at the reunion, I will ask her. Until then, I will
be worrying about her answer. You dont think Im crazy, do you ? If I were
her husband, I would be the happiest man on earth. I dont know how she
could possibly refuse me. As soon as she answers my marriage proposal, I
will tell my parents the happy news.
(C) A present perfect verb tense is needed here.
1.
2.
3.
a) will be
b) since
c) hence
d) would be
4.
5.
a) were buying
b) gone to buy
c) am buying
d) would buy
6.
7.
8.
a) wouldn't worry
b) worried
c) have to worry
d) will be worrying
a) don't you
b) do you
c) would you
d) will you
a ) might have
b) could
c) would be
d) should
(B) The question tag must match the verb and subject in
the statement. Only choice (B) does this.
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9.
a) even if
b) although
c) how
d) however
10. a) as soon as
b) whatever
c) whenever
d) although
a) plays
b) some
c) never
d) don't
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a) had
b) some
c) should
d) a
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a) Doesn't
b) still
c) lived
d) her
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14.
I kept my secret to myself. I did not even tell my best friend what I
did.
(D) Correction: what
a) to
b) myself
c) even
d) whether
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15.
a) Whether
b) at
c) by
d) several
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16.
English teachers are loved and respected, allthough they are not
particularly well paid.
(A) Correction: although
a) despite
b) particularly
c) well
d) paid
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17.
I would have called you last night if I had known how lonely you
were feeling
(A) Correction: have
a) of
b) known
c) how
d) were
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18.
She was hiding from her supervisor all morning, but he caught up
with her just before lunch.
(A) Correction: was hiding
a) is hidden
b) up
c) with
d) before
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19.
I do not know what he was thinking when he pulled the tail of that
dog.
a) how
b) was
c) when
d) of
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20.
a) was
b) whether
c) would
d) go
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