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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Grammar
Help me to complete this sentence. The answer options were underlined.
1. Ray, whose / whom / which / who's class is nearby, will be able to walk to work.
2. My parents will be going to the Japan to attend my sister’s graduation at / by / in / on March.
3. After using them, please return the books to there / them / its / their proper place.
4. Traffic was backed on / in / up / out for seven kilometres as a result of an accident on the main road.
5. You shouldn’t / needn’t / mustn’t / can’t have handed the report in today. The deadline has been extended until next month.
6. I’m afraid I can’t go out tonight since I have some / many / much / few work to do.
7. Much of the machinery on these farms are / has / is / were unusable.
8. By the late 1990s, cell phones had become unanimous / usurp / untimely / ubiquitous and people had long ceased to be impressed by the sight of one.
9. The computer together with all the important documents for the presentation was / were / is /are destroyed in the heavy flood.
My answer :
1. whose
2. on
3.their
4. out
5. needn't
6. few
7. were
8. untimely
9. were
Please correct me if I am wrong.
1. Ray, whose / whom / which / who's class is nearby, will be able to walk to work.
2. My parents will be going to the Japan to attend my sister’s graduation at / by / in / on March.
3. After using them, please return the books to there / them / its / their proper place.
4. Traffic was backed on / in / up / out for seven kilometres as a result of an accident on the main road.
5. You shouldn’t / needn’t / mustn’t / can’t have handed the report in today. The deadline has been extended until next month.
6. I’m afraid I can’t go out tonight since I have some / many / much / few work to do.
7. Much of the machinery on these farms are / has / is / were unusable.
8. By the late 1990s, cell phones had become unanimous / usurp / untimely / ubiquitous and people had long ceased to be impressed by the sight of one.
9. The computer together with all the important documents for the presentation was / were / is /are destroyed in the heavy flood.
My answer :
1. whose
2. on
3.their
4. out
5. needn't
6. few
7. were
8. untimely
9. were
Please correct me if I am wrong.
Top answer
Hi, My answer : 1. whose 2. their 4.
- Hi, My answer : 1.
- whose 2.
- their 4.
- out up 5.
- needn't 6.
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Hi,
My answer :
1. whose
2. on in
3.their
4. out up
5. needn't
6. few some
7. were is
8. untimely ubiquitous
9. were
My answer :
1. whose
2. on in
3.their
4. out up
5. needn't
6. few some
7. were is
8. untimely ubiquitous
9. were
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'untimely' means happening or done at an unsuitable time. I bet those who had the first telephones installed didn't consider the timing of this miracle of communication as 'untimely'!
What do/did you think 'untimely' means?
What do/did you think 'untimely' means?
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I thought untimely means too fast. In this context, the technology of the cell phone growing to fast.
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There is a slight problem with question 2:
My parents will be going tothe Japan to attend my sister’s graduation in March.
My parents will be going to
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What about if we change Japan to United States. Is it still the same?
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
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Mr Clive,
For this sentence, i have some question,
7. Much of the machinery on these farms are / has / is / were unusable.
Why did you choose is instead of are? Is it because of the word much at the beginning of the sentence?
9. The computer together with all the important documents for the presentation was / were / i
For this sentence, i have some question,
7. Much of the machinery on these farms are / has / is / were unusable.
Why did you choose is instead of are? Is it because of the word much at the beginning of the sentence?
9. The computer together with all the important documents for the presentation was / were / i
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The US, the UK, the Netherlands, the Maldives, the Falkland Islands, and probably many more countries or protectorates all require the article "the". I think that the vast majority of countries, however, do not. Japan is one.
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I thought untimely means too fast. In this context, the technology of the cell phone growing to fast.
Look at the rest of the sentence:
"...
and people had long ceased to be impressed by the sight of one."
That is, they were so common, they were no longer a new wond
Look at the rest of the sentence:
"...
and people had long ceased to be impressed by the sight of one."
That is, they were so common, they were no longer a new wond
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7. Much of the machinery on these farms are / has / is / were unusable.
Why did you choose is instead of are? Is it because of the word much at the beginning of the sentence?
'much' means 'a large amount', as oppo
Why did you choose is instead of are? Is it because of the word much at the beginning of the sentence?
'much' means 'a large amount', as oppo
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