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Grammar
1. –Many’s business is really a success.
-Yes, it’s grown ____________ leaps and bounds.
A. under C.in
B. through D. by
Answer: A
2. –Do you see Rachel much these days?
- No. _________ her only once since she went away to college.
A. I have seen C.Did I see
B. Have I seen D. I see
Answer:-A
3. –Have you furnished your office yet?
-Yes, I purchased a ___________ desk.
A. Walnut rolltop traditional C. traditional rolltop walnut
B. walnut traditional rolltop’s D. traditional walnut rolltop
Answer:- D
4. –How is your homework coming?
-Well, I just can’t figure ___________ the last exercise.
A. up C. on
B. at D. out
Answer:- D
5. -Wow! I really like your new car!
- I finally ________ to buy it after I had looked at several models.
A. to decide C. decided
B. deciding D. had decided
Answer:- C
6. –Bob is a liar.
- I know. Nothing he says is consistent ____________ reality.
A. for C. with
B. in D. by
Answer:- B
7. –Did the police discover the identity of the thief?
- No, all the suspects denied __________ the car.
A. stealing C. to steal
B. to stealing D. to have stolen
Answer:- C
8. –Did the teacher realized that John cheated on the exam?
- No, he got _________ it.
A. down on C. through
B. away with D. up to
Answer:- B
9. –Are you going out with Julie again?
- No, I’ve never met ___________ girl.
A. a so boring C. such a boring
B. so a boring D. a such boring
Answer:- C
10. –This form is compulsory.
-In other words, I ___________ fill it in.
A. should C. may
B. must D. could
Answer:- A
11. –We’re going to Disneyland.
-We___________.
A. aren’t too C. aren’t either
B. are too D. are though
Answer:- C
12. –Sarah has appendicitis.
-Is she __________ hospital?
A. in C. admitted to
B. in the D. admitted
Answer:- B
13. –What do you enjoy most?
-Iced tea is one of life’s ________ pleasures.
A. greater C. most great
B. greatest D. the greatest
Answer:- B
14. –Frank looks terrible.
-The last few months _________ their toll on him.
A. taken C. have taken
B. made D. have made
Answer:- C
15. –I flunked my exam.
-You would have passed ________ more.
A. had you studied C. if you studied
B. you had studied D. would you studied
Answer:- C
16. –Want to eat at Denny’s?
-No, I__________ eat at Perkin’s
A. would have C. would rather
B. should have D. had better
Answer:- B
17. –Are you going to finish college?
-Yeah, I’ve decided to stick it __________.
A. up C. down
B. out D. on
Answer:- C
18. –What’s so great about that restaurant?
-It has dishes that aren’t _________ anywhere else.
A. to be served C. serving
B. served D. to serve
Answer:- B
19. – Should we buy this book for Tom?
-Yes, he said to buy it _________ it cost.
A. as much as C. in so much as
B. however much D. so much as
Answer:- D
20. –Don’t you like skiing?
-___________ it, I can’t really say.
A. Never having tried C. Never had trying
B. Never to have tried D. Never to try
Answer:- B
21. –Was your friend hurt in the accident?
-No, but she would have __________ had she not put on her seat belt.
A. injury C. been injuring
B. been injured D. to be injured
Answer:- A
22. –Do your classmates study a lot?
-Yes, ________ students here do.
A. almost C. most of
B. almost of D. most
Answer:- C
23. –Will your mother visit this weekend>
-Yes, and she is bringing my ________ brother along with her.
A. two year C. two year old
B. two years D. two years old
Answer:- D
24. –Do you like little kids?
-____________ well-behaved.
A. If only they are C. Only if they are
B. If only are they D. If they only are
Answer:- C
25. –Aren’t you supposed to be in LA right now?
-Well, to __________ a long story short, I didn’t go.
A. take C. make
B. taking D. making
Answer:- D
26. –Where did you hear that rumor?
-People __________ about it.
A. constant talk C. constant talking
B. constantly to be talked D. are constantly talking
Answer:- A
27. –Did you hear that Bill was evicted from his aparatment?
-Yes, but what __________ was to pay his rent on time.
A. he should do C. should he do
B. he should have done D. he should be doing
Answer:- B
28. –If I tell you a secret, can you promise to keep the lid on it?
-You know you can count __________ me.
A. in C. for
B. on D. by
Answer:- C
29. –Did you have a fruitful discussion at yesterday’s meeting?
-Yes, and we arrived at a solution that can ________________.
A. be easy done C. be easily done
B. easy to be done D. easily to be done
Answer:- D
30. –Could you grasp what he was saying?
-Yes, he was telling us not _______ so much time talking.
A. spending C. to be spending
B. to spending D. be spending
Answer:- C
1, 6, 7,10, 11, 16, 17, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 25, 26, 28 and 29 are not correct.
Grade: 14/30
Question 12 has two answers: A is British English and B is American English.
30 questions is a lot to ask at one time. I would not expect and quick answer to such a long assignment in the future. You have made a good try but you still have work to do.
Each question has four answers.
I have eliminated one answer for you by telling you that it is incorrect.
That's a 25 percent reduction in the possibility that you will not answer correctly next time. With a good dictionary and a grammar book you can reduce that to 0. You have to try - then we help. That's the way it works.
28 is B. "You can count on me". This is a phrasal verb - "to count on [someone]". It means you can rely on them ("to rely on"). They will do what they say they will do.
Remember - capital letter on the first word of every sentence please. Punctuation is important too. Check the difference between "confused" and "confusing".
By the way, how come you have no answer sheet to these questions? They aren't homework for assessment, are they?
Most people who post this sort of thing can access the answers, and they only ask about answers they can't understand.