Change the following sentence from a quotation to indirect speech.
“I can
meet with you at noon,” said Peter.
a. Peter
says he can meet with me at noon.
b. Peter said he will meet with me at noon.
c. Peter said he could
meet with me at noon.
d. Peter can meet with me at noon, so he said.
If
Harry certain to the party too early doesn’t let him in; he's outside like
everybody else.
a. gets, will have to wait
b. got,
waits
c. gets,
is waiting
d. has gotten, must be waiting
Which
of the following sentence illustrates proper use of comma?
a. Randy wanted to end the meeting, but
Amy wanted to prolong it.
b. After pouring herself a glass of
water in silence, Nicky answered my question.
c. The committee, which had failed to come to a consensus
decided to meet again on Tuesday.
d. Mr. Bridges is never home on the
weekends, he always goes to his home in the country.
e. a and b
f. All of
the above
Which
of the following sentences illustrates proper sentence structure?
a. Walking
down the street, my eyes were drawn to a diamond in a store window.
b. A
small red car pulled up behind the woman with tinted windows.
c. The man in the
black cape mounted his powerful stallion and it galloped away.
d. The cats chased the birds around the yard
with the yellow beaks.
Which of the following
activities can you accomplish with the Remote Desktop feature in Windows XP?
a. You can get a miniature view of your
desktop by clicking on the Desktop icon.
b. You can automatically clear up
unwanted Desktop icons.
c. You can view files and documents on your computer's desktop
from a coworker's computer.
d. You can
view files and documents on any computer's desktop from your computer.
Choose the
series of prepositions that best completes the following sentence.
After
realizing that our hosts hadn’t actually invested _________ to ____________
party. ____________ excused ____________ from the table and slipped out the
back door.
a. us,
their, we, ourselves
b. ourselves,
theirs, we, us
c. them, our, they,
themselves
d. us,
our, we, himself
Which
of the following sentences does NOT illustrate correct verb and verb tense
usage?
a. Frank and Marjorie have opened a new
chocolate shop on the corner.
b. By the time I get there, all the best
candy will have been eaten already.
c. They was going to sell pastries as well, but then decided against
it.
d. Have you
ever wondered how many jelly beans there are in the world?
Although
Marvin said he had the keys____ the flower pot, we were unable to find
them_____ the dark. In the end, we waited for him at the coffee shop _____ the
corner.
a. under, in, around
b. in,
with, at
c. around,
at, on
d. beside, from, around
Choose the
series of prepositions that best completes the following sentence.
Charlotte knew
________ the secret investigation ________ her past, but she closed her eyes to
it and pretended it happening.
a. of, about
b. about, into
c. about, on
d. of, after
Choose the
series of pronouns that best completes the following sentence.
Don't ________
think Larry should call ________ wife if ________ is going to be late for
dinner?
a. you, his, he
b. we,
your, his
c. he,
his, he
d. you, his, himself
Choose the series of adjectives and adverbs that best completes the
following sentence. Knowing that February was the___________month of the year, Cheryl
planned her vacation____________.
a. short, in accordance
b. shortest, accordingly
c. shorter,
according
d. shortness, accordion
Which
of the following sentence uses correct pronoun usage?
a. To whom are your employees going to
report while you're gone?
b. Each monkey had its own bunch of
bananas to munch on.
c. Neither of us had any idea that the
Robinsons were selling their beach house.
d. Delilah congratulated herself on a
job well done.
e. All of the above
Which
of the following sentence uses correct pronoun usage?
a. To whom are your employees going to
report while you're gone?
b. Each monkey had its own bunch of
bananas to munch on.
c. Neither of us had any idea that the
Robinsons were selling their beach house.
d. Delilah congratulated herself on a
job well done.
e. All of the above
Read the
following question and choose the response that uses the correct corresponding
verb tense.
Does
Jack wear that furry hat often?
a. No, he just liked to wear it for fun
sometimes.
b. Yes, but don’t said anything about it
to him.
c. Yes, and it can so annoying!
d. No, he only wears
it when his ears are cold.
Read the following question and choose the response that
uses the correct corresponding verb tense.
Did
you see the show last night?
a. No, because by the time I got there all the tickets had
already been sold.
b. Yes, and it was one of the best shows
I had ever seen.
c. Yes, but my seat was behind a pole
so I couldn't barely see anything.
d. No, but I
am hope to see it tonight.
Read the
following question and choose the response that uses the correct corresponding
verb tense.
Did
you hear the weather report for tomorrow?
a. Yes, it will to clear up by noon.
b. No, I wasn't listening to the radio.
c. Yes, they have said it will have
snowed.
d. No, but I
think it had snowed.
Choose the
series of adjectives and adverbs that best completes the following sentence.
I think Pamela
deserves to be punished for her __________ stupid and __________ behavior.
a. irresponsible, totally
b. otally, irresponsibility
c. totally, irresponsible
d. total,
irresponsibly
Which of the
following sentences punctuated correctly?
a. Tracy bought three suits; seven
scarves; and ten pairs of shoes.
b. We are expecting a hurricane this
afternoon, therefore we have closed the school early.
c. Allen, the receptionist at my office, is a handsome guy.
d. I have
never been so insulted: I think I will go home now
Choose the
series of adjectives and adverbs that best completes the following sentence.
While
__________ of our relatives live on the __________ hill in the county,
__________ of our friends live in the __________ __________ areas of the
valley.
a. more, windy, many, most, protection
b. most,
windier, more, most, protective
c. many, windiest,
most, more, protected
d. many, winding, more, most, protected
Rearrange
the following words to create the most logical and grammatically correct
sentence.
days.
for last has good weather few The been the not
a. weather for The last few good has not
been the days.
b. The good days has not been for the
last few weather.
c. The few days has not been good for the
last weather.
d. The weather has not
been good for the last few days.
Rearrange
the following words to create the most logical and grammatically correct
sentence.
with
can't phone . on Whenever always to the time spend I speak I my friend , him
a. Whenever I always phone on my friend
to speak, I can't spend the time with him.
b. Whenever I spend time on the phone to
him, I can't always speak with my friend.
c. Whenever I speak to him, I can't
always spend time with my friend on the phone.-2nd
d. Whenever I can't speak to him on the
phone, I always spend time with my friend.
e. Whenever I can't
spend time with my friend, I always speak to him on the phone.
Rearrange
the following words to create most logical and grammatically correct sentence.
your
company name? of what the is
a. What
is the company of your name?
b. your company What is the name of?
c. What is the name of
your company?
d. The name of your company What is?
Rearrange
the following words to create most logical and grammatically correct sentence.
Sleeping
likes the Midday Katie until on weekends
a. sleeping Katie likes until midday on
the weekends.
b. Katie likes sleeping until weekends
on the midday.
c. Katie likes on sleeping until the
midday weekends.
d. Katie likes
sleeping on midday until the weekends.
Rearrange
the following words to create the most logical and grammatically correct
sentences.
Last
what ! It’s did you night, over After
a. After what night, it's over you did
last!
b. After what you did last night, it's over!
c. over what you did last night, it's
After!
d. After,
it's over what you did last night!
Rearrange
the following words to create the most logical and grammatically correct
sentence.
would
I have it anything if had . I you known said would not bother
a. Would I have not said anything if you
had known it would bother I?
b. I would not have said anything if I had known it would bother
you.
c. Had I known if it would bother you I
would not have said anything.
d. If I had
known it would not bother you I would have said anything.
Rearrange
the following words to create the most logical and grammatically correct
sentence.
with
can't phone . on Whenever always to the time spend I speak I my friend , him
a. Whenever I always phone on my friend
to speak, I can't spend the time with him.
b. Whenever I spend time on the phone to
him, I can't always speak with my friend.
c. Whenever I speak to him, I can't
always spend time with my friend on the phone.-2nd
d. Whenever I can't speak to him on the
phone, I always spend time with my friend.
e. Whenever I can't
spend time with my friend, I always speak to him on the phone.
Rearrange
the subsequent words to form the foremost logical and grammatically correct
sentence.
With can’t phone, on whenever continually to
the time pay I speak I my friend, him
a. Whenever I continually phone on my
friend to speak, I can't pay the time with him.
b. Whenever I pay time
on the phone to him, I can't a continually speak with my friend.
c. Whenever I speak to him, I can't
continually pay time with my friend on the phone.-2nd
d. Whenever I can't speak to him on the
phone, continually pay time with my friend
e. Whenever I can’t
pay time with my friend. I continually speak to him on the phone.
Rearrange
the subsequent words to form the foremost logical and grammatically correct
sentences.
Would I actually have it something if had, I you known said wouldn't
hassle
b. I wouldn't
have said something if I had known it might hassle you
Rearrange
the subsequent words to form the foremost logical and grammatically correct
sentence.
days .
for last has sensible weather few The been the not
d. The weather has not
been sensible for the previous few days
Rearrange
the following words to create the most logical and grammatically correct
sentence.
work .
is always to brother willing not My
a. My brother is not willing to work
always.
b. My brother is not always willing to work.
c. is not willing to work always My
brother.
d. My work is
not willing to always brother.
Which
of the following sentences does NOT illustrate correct verb and verb tense
usage?
a. These repetitive and misleading guidelines could easily be
interpreted in several different
ways.
b. Clarabelle's mother absolutely hated
nicknames and always calls her daughter by her full
name.
c. The Imagist movement in poetry is
commonly regarded as having begun in the early twentieth
century.
d. We all
danced across the lawn and lifted Zoe above our heads in triumph.
Choose the
series of prepositions that best completes the following sentence.
Victor, who stole ____________ ideas and used them to
make _________ a millionaire, never once offered ______________ a world of
thanks.
a. our, himself, we
b. their, them, himself
c. your, us, you
d. our, himself, us
Choose the
series of verbs that best completes the following sentence.
If Harry _____to the party too early, don't let him in;
he _____ outside like everyone else.
a. gets, will have to wait
b. got, waits
c. gets, is waiting
d. has
gotten, must be waiting
Choose the
phrase that best completes the sentence below without creating a run-on
sentence.
Mr.
Peach has sent his four children to Ivy League colleges __________ he has
sacrificed his health working day and night in that dusty factory.
a. however
b. ; however,
c. , however
d. however,
Complete the
following sentence by choosing the phrase with the best word order from the
options given.
Those
who are not wise ____________ .
a. do not need be
necessarily stupid
b. need
not necessarily be stupid
c. need
not to be necessarily stupid
d. does
not need to be necessarily stupid
Complete the
following sentences by choosing the phrase with the best word order from the
option given.
Only
after they had completed an exhaustive study ________ how to adapt the
technology to the needs of our company.
a. did they understand to begin
b. did they begin to understand
c. they did begin to understand
d. to
understand did they begin
Which of the
following sentences illustrates the proper use of commas?
a. Randy wanted to end the meeting, but
Amy wanted to prolong it.
b. After pouring herself a glass of
water in silence, Nicky answered my question.
c. The committee, which had failed to
come to a consensus decided to meet again on
Tuesday.
d. Mr. Bridges is never home on the
weekends, he always goes to his home in the country.
e. a and b
f. ll of
the above
Choose the
series of prepositions that best completes the following sentence.
________ is the
name of the opera, and ________ role did you say Maria would play?
a. This,
which
b. Who,
that
c. What, which
d. Which, what
Choose the
series of prepositions that best completes the
following sentence.
The
deer ran quickly ______ the trees, its
hooves pounding ______ the forest floor.
a. amid, from
b. over, at
c. through, on
d. throughout, on
Choose the
series of prepositions that best completes the following sentence.
Jeremy
drove his motorcycle _______ the bridge, _______ the hill, and _______ the
diner before finally parking it _______ two police cars.
a. beside, among, behind, near
b. beneath, over, under, on
c. across, down, past, between
d. under,
around, through, into
Choose the
series of prepositions that best completes the following sentence.
Jack,
leaning casually ________ the tree, watched as Sally walked slowly ________
him.
a.) against, towards
b.) toward, against
c.) upon, past
d.) off, beside
e.) against,
toward
Choose the
series of prepositions that best completes the following sentence.
Although
the issue was very serious, the committee disposed ______ it in a few minutes
and moved _______ to other business.
a. onto,
off
b. of, away
c. on,
out
d. of, on
Choose the
series of pronouns that best completes the following sentence.
That house used to be ______ , but ______ have given it
to ______.
a. my, I, her
b. mine,
me, her
c. mine, I, her
d. myself, she, her
Choose the
series of adjectives and adverbs that best completes the
following sentence.
Of the
two books, Sam’s is definitely the __________ ; however, even though Sandra’s
didn’t turn out as __________ as expected, she still did a __________ job of
writing it.
a. better, well, good
b. best,
good, good
c. better,
good, better
d. best, well, well
Choose the
series of adjectives and adverbs that best completes the following sentence.
The helium _______ balloon rose ________ into the air;
the villagers knew then their _______ leader was off on another mission.
c. powered,
powerfully, powerful
Which
of the following sentence illustrates correct pronoun usage?
a. is those the set of plates the
bride wanted, or did she want this set?
d. Whose book is that-his or our?
e. None of the above
Which of the following sentences illustrates proper sentence structure?
a. Everyone knows that a mango is much
sweeter to an orange.
b. I saw the girl with my own eyes who
said she had been abducted by aliens.
c. Either one of you should try and to
fix their broken fence.
d. The queen had
hardly finished her speech when the people began to disperse.
Change the
following sentence from a quotation to indirect speech.
Rhonda
says, "I get to work early every day."
a. Rhonda says she
gets to work early every day.
b. Rhonda
said she gets to work early every day.
c. Rhonda
has said that she got to work early every day.
d. Rhonda says she had gotten to work early
every day.
Change the
following sentence from a quotation to indirect speech.
Jerry
said, “I saw my cousin at the fair.”
a. Jerry had said he’d seen his cousin at
the fair.
b. Jerry said he had seen his cousin at the fair.
c. Jerry said he’d saw his cousin at the
fair.
d. Jerry says he saw
his cousin at the fair.
Change the
following sentences from a question to indirect speech.
“I
will be moving soon.” said Alma
a. Alma said she would be moving soon.
b. Alma said she will move soon.
c. Alma says she'll be moving soon.
d. Alma says
she would move soon.
Change the following sentence from a quotation to indirect speech.
“I’m not
feeling well,” Agatha said.
a. Agatha
has said that she doesn't feel well.
b. According
to Agatha, she isn't feeling well.
c. Agatha said she
wasn't feeling well.
d. Agatha says she isn't feeling well.
Change the
following sentence from a quotation to indirect speech.
“Sharon
must go to the bank today.” said Albert.
a. Albert
says Sharon will have to go to the bank today.
b. Albert
said Sharon has to go to the bank today.
c. Albert says Sharon must
go to the bank today.
d. Albert said Sharon
had to go to the bank today.
Choose the
option that correctly changes the original sentence from active voice to
passive voice.
ORIGINAL SENTENCE:
That tall man
is carrying a lot of lumber.
REWRITTEN SENTENCES:
a. The
tall man carries a lot of lumber.
b. Is
being carried by that tall man, the lumber.
c. the lumber is carried by the tall
man.
d. a lot of lumber is
being carried by that tall man.
Choose the
series of verbs that best completes the following sentence.
Everyone
____________too busy cooking and __________ the campsite ____________ the
family _________ from the woods.
a. were, setting up, to notice, watch
b. was, set up, noticing, to watch
c. is, setting, to notice, watching
d. was, setting up, to
notice, watching
Choose the
series of verbs that best completes the following sentence.
I find it very
hard to remember _____ letters that are entrusted to me. In fact, I remember_____to
do so dozens of times!
a. to
mail, forgetting
b. mailing, to forget
c. to
mail, to forget
d. mailing, forgetting
Choose the
series of articles and conjunctions that best completes the following sentence.
Lilacs
___________ violets are usually purple; I have seen some _________ are white.
a. and, however, that
b. or, yet, which
c. and, although, that
d. or, but,
and
Which
of the following sentences does not illustrates correct pronoun usage?
e. all are correct
Which of the following sentences illustrates correct usage of articles
and conjunctions?
a. Celine lives on Arthur Street; however, she works on Beatrice
Boulevard.
b. I would eat a peach every day if I
could, nor the doctor told me I couldn’t.
c. Will Gertrude play the piano or an
harp at the concert?
d. Although
she is angry at them, neither her son and her father will be at the party.
Choose the
series of articles and conjunctions that best completes the following sentence.
_______
she was feeling ill, Teresa wanted to eat only _____ apple _____ some soup.
a. Yet,
the, or
b. After,
an, and
c. Because, an, or
d. If, a, and
Choose the
series of articles and conjunctions that best completes the following sentence.
I
think Fran could be _____ great public speaker, ______ she is still too shy to
try it.
a. the, although
b. a, but
c. an,
however
d. a, and
Choose the
series of adjectives and adverbs that best completes the following sentence.
We
were surprised when the ________ parade ________ turned into a ________ party!
a. dull, suddenly, wild
b. duller, all of a sudden, wilder
c. dullest, suddenly, wildest
d. dull,
sudden, wild
Amendment
the subsequent sentence from a quotation to indirect speech.
“It might snow tomorrow,” He said.
d. He said it would snow tomorrow.
Complete the
following sentence by choosing the phrase with the best word order from the
options given.
The
excited children, who had run toward the loud _____________ .
a. music and then told the others about the ice cream truck
outside
b. music, are telling to the others
about the ice cream truck outside
c. ice cream truck to tell the others
about the music outside
d. music,
told the others about the ice cream truck outside
Choose the
series of adjectives and adverbs that best completes the following sentence.
The
archeologist’s were_____________ to discover such a __________ and__________ ____________artifact
at that mostly uncovered site.
a. amazing,
rarely, incredible, beautifully
b. amazed, rare, incredibly, beautiful
c. beautiful,
rarity, amazingly, incredible
d. amazingly, beautiful, rarely, incredible
Choose the
series of verbs and phrases that best completes the following passage.
This
dish _________ too spicy. Why __________ so much pepper?
a. is,
did the chef have to use
b. was,
the chef is using
c. is,
did the chef use
d. was,
the chef used
e. a and c
Change the
following sentence from a quotation to indirect speech.
Carol
has said, “I am responsible for this project.”
a. Carol has said that
she is responsible for this.
Which
of the following sentences does NOT illustrate correct pronoun usage?
a. The wet dog shook
itself off, wagged its tail, and proceeded on its way.
b. Don’t
take the silver goblet out of its protective case or you’ll ruin it.
c. You should wear
that jacket to their wedding because it’s the nicest one you have.
d. It’s
not too late to answer their ad for a waitress, is it?
e. All are correct
Which
of the following sentences NOT punctuated correctly?
a. All of the apple’s at the grocers
were rotten so I bought oranges instead.
b. “Seven canteens
full of water should enough for the hike,” said Tabitha.
Which
of the following sentence uses correct pronoun usage?
a. To whom are your employees going to
report while you're gone?
b. Each monkey had its own bunch of
bananas to munch on.
c. Neither of us had any idea that the
Robinsons were selling their beach house.
d. Delilah congratulated herself on a
job well done.
e. All of the above
Choose the
phrase that best completes the sentence below without creating a run-on
sentence.
It's
never too late to learn how to swim ________________ you may fall off a boat!
a. , you never know when
b. you never know when
c. you never know as
d. ; you
never know when
Which
of the following sentences illustrates correct usage of articles and
conjunctions?
a. The
cake that I ate was better that the one you had.
b. An
house is not the home, or so they saying goes.
c. For my birthday, I would like a book, an
hourglass, and the keys to a new boat.
d. Has a package I've been waiting for
been delivered yet, nor must I wait longer?
Which
of the following sentences illustrates the proper use of parallel construction?
a. Arthur failed when he tried to open the lock
with a key, but succeeded when he tried to open it with a hammer.
b. We painted the conference room
yellow, hung a poster on the wall, and are rearranging the chairs.
c. No
one in the room knew that the doors had been locked and that policemen will be
running up the stairs.
d. Andrea is incapable of walking and to talk at the same time.
Which of the following sentences does NOT illustrate proper use of
articles and conjunctions?
a. I
thought about keeping an orangutan as a pet; however, my apartment complex does
not allow exotic animals on
the premises.
b. Bertha decided to
change a locks of her house after burglars stole a computer or an oil painting.
c. After
thinking about the problem for half an hour, Glen finally came up with a
perfect solution.
d. Arlene loves nature and the outdoors in
general, yet she spends most of her time inside because of her job.
Which
of the following sentences illustrates the proper use of parallel construction?
a. Terry hoped to find a new job that
would let him earn extra cash in the summer and to work fewer hours.
b. Although Tommy was failing his biology class at
college, he was passing his chemistry class.
c. Trina loved to sail, skate, swim,
and surfing.
d. Tatiana
declared that the people in her office are smarter than the people who work in
Tad's office.
Which
of the following sentences illustrates the proper use of apostrophes?
a. Helga borrowed her friend's skates for the day; however, she
failed to return them.
b. Thousands of bargains are available
during the holiday season, but I can’t find time to shop.
c. The koala bear closed its eyes and
fell fast asleep.
d. Although
I like the Joneses, I'm angry at them for breaking all of Ralphs' tools.
Choose the
phrase that best completes the sentence below without creating a run-on
sentence.
Mr.
Peach has sent his four children to lvy league colleges _______ he has
sacrificed his health working day and night dusty factory.
a. however
b. ; however,
c. , however
d. however,
Choose the
series of verbs that best completes the following sentences.
Alison
regrets _______ you with her remarks; she never meant ______ so.
a. to hurt, doing
b. to hurt, to do
c. hurting, doing
d. hurting,
to do
Complete the
following sentence by choosing the phrase with the best word order from the
options given.
Only
after they had an exhaustive study__________ how to adapt the technology to the
needs of our company.
a. did they understand to begin
b. did they begin to understand
c. they did begin to understand
d. to
understand did they begin
Which
of the following sentences is NOT punctuated correctly?
a. We
expect only three things from our dog: loyalty, affection, and tail wagging.
b. I
need you to pick up several boxes of paperclips, pens, and pencils; three
pounds each of potatoes, carrots,
and peas; and my dry cleaning.
c. Marcy,
my parrot, squawked for an hour, before finally calming down.
d. All of the above are punctuated correctly.
Which
of the following sentences is NOT punctuated correctly?
a. All of the apple's at the grocer's were rotten, so I bought
oranges instead.
b. "Seven canteens full of water
should be enough for the hike," said Tabitha.
c. Until the stove is fixed, there's no
way I can bake a lemon meringue pie.
d. The
woman, whose name escapes me at the moment, disappeared into the limousine.
The
left side of the Start menu contains two parts, separated by a thin horizontal
line. The Windows XP term for manually inserting a shortcut to one of your
chosen applications into the top part of the left side (by using the
right-context menu of the application in Windows Explorer) is called:
a. Attaching an application to the Start menu.
b. Pinning an application to the Start
menu
c. Placing an application into the
Start menu.
d. Porting
an application to the Start menu
Choose the
series of articles and conjunctions that best completes the following sentence.
Neither
we ________ Sal, our neighbor, could understand ________ it had been our dog
Rover or Sal's cat's kittens _________ had destroyed all the flower beds in the
middle of _______ night.
a. nor, whether, that, the
b. or, if, who, the
c. and, whether, than, a
d. nor, if,
that, a
Choose the
series of articles and conjunctions that best completes the following sentence.
Julia,
who is studying to be ________ foreign correspondent, is currently doing ______
internship in ______ Middle East _____ will return before the end of _______
year.
a. no
article required, an, the, but, the
b. the, a, the, however, a
c. a, an, (no article required), yet,
a
d. a, an, the, but,
the
Which
of the following sentences does NOT illustrate correct verb and verb tense
usage?
a.) These repetitive and misleading
guidelines could easily be interpreted in several different ways.
b.) Clarabelle's mother absolutely hated nicknames and always
calls her daughter by her full name.
c.) he Imagist movement in poetry is
commonly regarded as having begun in the early twentieth century.
d.) We all
danced across the lawn and lifted Zoe above our heads in triumph.
Which
of the following sentences is punctuated correctly?
a. ‘Come
here, she said, and let me get a good look at you.’
b. Come here she said, and let me get a good look
at you.
c. “Come
here,” she said. “and let me get a good look at you.”
d. “Come here,” she
said, “and let me get a good look at you.”
Read the
original sentence below and then choose the rewritten sentence that illustrates
proper sentence structure.
ORIGINAL
SENTENCE:
It is easy to
carry solid objects, but the same cannot be said of liquids.
REWRITTEN SENTENCES:
a. Unlike liquids, solid objects are
easy to carry.
b. Unlike liquids, we can easily carry solid objects.
c. Unlike liquids; solid objects can
easily be carried.
d. Unlike liquids, solid objects easy to be
carried.
Choose the
series of prepositions that best completes the following sentence.
Whiskey,
my pet squirrel, jumped ________ my head and ________ the windowsill.
a. over, onto
b. through,
into
c. from,
under
d. into,
onto
Which
of the following statements is true if you open an existing file, make changes
to it, and save it with a new name?
a. The original file will be deleted.
b. The original file remains unchanged.
c. The changes will be saved in the
original file
d. The
original file is sent to the Recycle Bin
Which
of the following sentences illustrates proper sentence structure?
a. Unless the world controls its
population, mankind will continue to face one problem after another.
b. Unless the world doesn't control its population, mankind will
continue to face one problem after
another.
c. Unless the world controls its population,
until then mankind will continue to face one problem after another.
d. Unless
the world fails to control its population, mankind until then will continue to
face one problem after another.
Choose the
series of prepositions that best completes the following sentence.
Victor,
who stole ____________ ideas and used them
to make _________ a millionaire, never once offered ______________ a
world of thanks.
a. our,
himself, we
b. their,
them, himself
c. your,
us, you
d. our, himself, us
Scan
the subsequent question and opt for the response that uses the right
corresponding verb tense.
a. No, as a result of by the time I got
there all the tickets had already been sold.
Choose the
series of prepositions that best completes the following sentence.
I
placed my notes__________my desk and referred to them____________ the meeting.
a. at, among
b. beside, during
c. with, at
d. upon,
around
Choose the
verb that best completes the following sentence.
Do you know if Harlon ____________Japanese before moving to Japan?
a. has studied
b. has been studying
c. will have been studying
d. will be
studying
Opt for the
phrase that best completes the sentence below while not making a run-on
sentence.
Its
never too late to find out the way to swimming make sure you might fall off a
boat!
b. you never grasp
when
Which
of the following sentences illustrates correct verb and verb tense usage?
a. Did Annabel knowingly lie on the
witness stand?
b. we think the judge will have noticed something strange in her
behavior.
c. The lawyers had decided to keep her
testimony a secret.
d. Somehow,
all of the newspapers gotten hold of the story.
That
of the subsequent sentences illustrates correct sentence structure?
d. The queen had
hardly finished her speech when the individuals began to disperse.
That
of the subsequent sentences is punctuated correctly?
d. “Come here,” she
said, “and let me get an honest check up on you.”
Complete the
subsequent sentence by selecting the phrase with the most effective word order
from the choice given.
People
who aren't wise 2nd.
d. does not got to be
essentially stupid
Scan the
subsequent question and opt for the response that uses the right corresponding
verb tense.
Will
Jack wear that furry hat often?
d. No, he solely wears
it when his ears are cold.
Opt for the
series of adjectives and adverbs that best completes the subsequent sentence.
The
archaeologists were befits discover such a rest room and an area 2nd artifact
at that principally uncovered website.
b. amazed, rare,
incredibly, beautiful.
That
of the subsequent sentences illustrates the right use of parallel construction?
b. Although Tommy was
failing his biology category at school, he was passing his chemistry class
That of the
subsequent sentences is punctuated correctly?
b. We predict a
hurricane this afternoon; thus we've closed the varsity early.
Amendment
the subsequent sentence from a quotation to indirect speech.
Rhonda
says, “I get to figure early on a daily basis.”
c. Rhonda has said that
she have to be compelled to work early on a daily basis.
Change the
following sentence from a quotation to indirect speech.
“It
may snow tomorrow.” he said.
a. He said it should snow tomorrow.
b. He might say it will snow tomorrow.
c. He says it may snow tomorrow.
d. He said it might
snow tomorrow.
Which
of the following sentences illustrates correct verb and verb tense usage?
a. Let’s
wait until seven to leave; the traffic should be much lighter by then.
b. My
boss says I have to stay late tonight because I was sleeping during office
hours.
c. I
would call them, but I think they have left for the day.
d. Have
you seen the cookies that were on my desk? They seem to have disappeared.
e. All of the above
Which
of the following sentences illustrates correct verb and verb tense usage?
a. Until
the snow is melting, the train is not able to move.
b. Until
the snow does not melt, the train will not be able to move.
c. Until the snow
melts, the train will not be able to move.
d. Until the snow will melt, the train will not
be able to move.
Which of the following sentences illustrates correct verb
and verb tense usage?
b, d {(We think the
judge will have noticed something strange in her behavior.), (Somehow, all of the newspapers gotten hold the
story.)}
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