Choose the right answer : and the sentences is uncorrect please clarify the reason
1- I am going to get out and ..
1) have cut my hair
2) let my hair cut
3) have my hair cut
4) my hair be cut
2- am looking for to cut this string
1) a pair of scissors
2) some scissors
3) scissors
4) a scissor
3- One of the following is not from the conditions motivation
1) students are motivated if they live in a secure environment
2) students are motivated when the subject matter is interesting
3) students are motivated when they experience more failure and success
4) students are motivated when they fee l the learning for them not for the teacher
4- . is learners use of the first patterns language in second language sentence .
1) Transfer
2) correlation
3) Attitude
4) Language acquisition
5-I didnt like it in the city at first , but now ..here .
1) I got used to living
2) I am used to living
3) I used to live
4) I used to living .
6- The final ed in the verb talked is pronounced as :
1) / d /
2) / id /
3) / ed /
4) / t /
7- Safety should come first lives shouldn't be put at risk .
1) people
2) people's
3) peoples'
4)peoples
8-It's .. funny film , I laughed all the way through it
1) so
2) extremely
3) that much
4) such a
9- The two parties has settled their differences by compromise after a long debate . The underlined word means :
1) an acceptable middle coarse agreement
2) negotiation
3) raising awareness
4- revising past records
10- Economics is known as an inexact science because it relies heavily on subjective judgments
1) it
2) is what
3) which
4) that is
11- In the crime rate has began to drop due to neighborhood .
1) a few years ago
2) a few years since
3) the past few years
4) few years
12- So he thinks he is going to become an engineer ? Well, well
1) is be
2) isn't he
3) doesn't he
4) does he
13) Salwa read ..
1) several chapters in the library last week
2) last work several chapters in the library
3)last work in the library several chapters
4) In the library several chapters last week .
14- I have just received an invitation .. an interview with Mr Bell
1) on
2) to
3) at
4) in
15- . She comes from a poor family in northern India , she was able to get a degree in the software engineering
1) Moreover
2) Besides
3) Although
4) Despite
16- The correct question is
1)May I ask you what do we do when we arrive?
2) May I ask you what we do when we arrive ?
3) May I ask you what do we doing when we arrive ?
4) May I ask you what will we do when we arrive ?
17-You must stop . Things we don't need like DVDs
1) to buy
2) to buying
3) buying
4) buy.
18-Unfortunaly .. miners were lost in the accident
1) little
2) few
3) a little
4) a few
19- A lot of wrong information .. given to the tourists .
1) was
2) were
3) have been
4) has
20- I saw Nabeel . Off his bike ,
1) falling
2)fell
3) was falling
4) fall
Hi.
I'm not a native speaker of English, so please take it as my personal opinion.
I haven't provided any explanations to some of them. Please wait for other teachers(native speakers) to answer them.
As for 20, 1) and 4) are both possible, I think, depending on the speaker.
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#12 is the rare case when the tag for a positive statement is also in the postive.
He wants to... does he?
Thanks alot for help but I want some native teacher answer the questions to make sure
I am a native English speaking teacher of English and here is how I would answer those questions:
1.--3; 2.--1; 3.--2; 4.--2 or 1; 5.--2; 6.--4; 7.--2; 8.--4; 9.--1 (change coarse to course; 10.--2; 11.--3; 14.--2; 15.--3; 16.--4; 17.--3; 18.--4; 19.--1; 20.--4.
Hiiiiiiiiiiii iii Anglika you help me alot I feel very grateful for that But I want to ask you took at these question and correct it for me
1- I am going to get out and _____
1) have cut my hair => have someone cut my hair
2) let my hair cut => let someone cut my hair
3) have my hair cut (by someone)
4) my hair be cut => have my hair be cut (by someone)
2- I am looking for _______ to cut this string.
1) a pair of scissors Best Choice
2) some scissors Colloquial
3) scissors Short form for 'a pair of scissors'
4) a scissor 'a scissor' is one blade
3- One of the following is not from the conditions motivation.
1) study in a secure environment => motivates
2) when the subject matter is interesting => motivates
3) they experience more failure and success => does not motivate
4) they feel they are learning for themselves, not for the teacher => motivates
4- _______ is learners use of the first patterns language in second language sentence.
1) Transfer => use knowledge of your native language to learn another language.
2) Correlation
3) Attitude
4) Language acquisition
5- I didn't like it in the city at first, but now _____here.
1) I got used to living => Colloquial
2) I am used to living => use to means accustomed to
3) I used to live => See 4)
4) I used to living => used to means something you did in the past that you no longer do now.
6- The final "ed" in the verb talked is pronounced as:
1) [d]
2) [Id]
3) [ed]
4) [t] => the sequence [kt] is voiceless
7- Safety should come first _____ lives shouldn't be put at risk.
1) people
2) people's => Whose lives? People's.
3) peoples'
4) peoples
8- It's _____ funny film, I laughed all the way through it.
1) so => modifies adjectives, not adjective+noun
2) extremely => an extremely funny film; I laughed...
3) that much => that much of a funny film; I laughed...
4) such a
9- The two parties have settled their differences by compromise after a long debate. The underlined word means:
1) an acceptable middle coarse agreement
2) negotiation
3) raising awareness
4- revising past records
10- Economics______ is known as an inexact science because it relies heavily on subjective judgments.
1) it => two subjects, Economics & it
2) is what => is what is know as is a set phrase
3) which => relative (which) + conjunction (because)
4) that is => two verbs, Economics that is is...
11- In______the crime rate has began to drop due to neighborhood.
1) a few years ago => In + a doesn't work with ago.
2) a few years since => since when?
3) the past few years => past ... has begun
4) few years => a few years
12- So he thinks he is going to become an engineer_____? Well, well.
1) is be
2) isn't he => See 4)
3) doesn't he => Positive here, he does, does he?
4) does he => with BE verbs use is, are, etc, and with other verbs use DO (do, does, etc.) So he thinks..., does he?
13) Salwa read___________.
1) several chapters in the library last week. => something + somewhere
2) last work several chapters in the library
3) last work in the library several chapters
4) in the library several chapters last week
14- I have just received an invitation _______ an interview with Mr Bell.
1) on
2) to => e.g., to attend
3) at
4) in
15- _________, she comes from a poor family in northern India, she was able to get a degree in software engineering.
1) Moreover => furthermore, also
2) Besides => See 1)
3) Although => in spite of the fact that
4) Despite => Although, Though, Despite and However - Online Language Quiz - UsingEnglish.com
16- The correct question is ____________.
1) May I ask you what do we do when we arrive?
2) May I ask you what we do when we arrive?
3) May I ask you what do we doing when we arrive?
4) May I ask you what will we do when we arrive?
17- You must stop________ things we don't need like DVDs.
1) to buy
2) to buying
3) buying => stop + -ing
4) buy
18- Unfortunaly _______ miners were lost in the accident.
1) little
2) few => not many
3) a little
4) a few => more than 3
19- A lot of wrong information _______ given to the tourists.
1) was
2) were => 'information' takes a singular verb
3) have been => has been
4) has => present; needs to be past; e.g., had been given
20- I saw Nabeel ______ off his bike.
1) falling => this is OK, too
2) fell => only the main verb carries tense; saw...fall.
3) was falling => saw someone DO (bare infinitive) something
4) fall => bare infinitive
Note, the best answer is 4)
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[quote=Barb_D;298393]#12 is the rare case when the tag for a positive statement is also in the postive.
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Hi Barb,
and why is that?
[quote=banderas;299520]This may help:
... the rule of thumb often applies that a positive sentence has a negative tag and vice versa:
These are sometimes called "balanced tag questions". However, it has been estimated that in normal conversation, as many as 40% of tags break this rule. "Unbalanced tag questions" (positive to positive or negative to negative) may be used for ironic or confrontational effects:
- She is French, isn't she?
- She's not French, is she?
Source Tag question - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- Do listen, will you?
- Oh, I'm lazy, am I?
- Jack: I refuse to spend Sunday at your mother's house! Jill: Oh you do, do you? We'll see about that!
- Jack: I just won't go back! Jill: Oh you won't, won't you?
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