Puzzling questions
1. By 2030, most Egyptians ...............well- educated.
a. will be b. will have been c. A & B are correct
2. The phone hasn't rung.......the last two hours.
a. for b. since c. when
My answer:
1. c 2. a
2. Is the following sentence correct "My brother no longer gets up late as he was used to doing"?
Top answer
Omar Ahmed 1. c Right, but it should be "well educated", no hyphen, in the question. Omar Ahmed 2.
- Omar Ahmed 1.
- c Right, but it should be "well educated", no hyphen, in the question.
- Omar Ahmed 2.
- a Right.
- By the way, an American would likely say "in" there.
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Omar Ahmed1. c
Right, but it should be "well educated", no hyphen, in the question.
Omar Ahmed2. a
Right. By the way, an American would likely say "in" there.
Omar Ahmed2. Is the following sentence correct "My brother no longer gets up late as he was used to doing"?
It isn
0For some reason, the following just doesn't sound right to me.
"well educated" sounds more like an adjective to me in "will be well educated". It sounds more like part of the verb phrase in "will have been well educated". That gives the second grouping a greater sense of finality, as in "By 2030 we will have finished the job of educating most Egyptians".
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