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iii.Run-onsentenceandsentencefragment(sometimesinvolvingtherequirementofcorrectpunctuationtodividetheclausecorrectly)
iv.Clause
v.non-predicativeforms(i.e.todo/v-ing/v-ed)
IIIComparativeStructure
IVOthers
i.Collocations(Useofprepositions,wordusage,etc)
ii.Negation
iiiArticles
iv.Style(Brevity,theuseofactiveverbsinsteadofnouns,theuseofactiveinsteadofpassive,etc.)
C1.Donorstotheauctionwhogave[A]thousandsofdollarsworthof[B]merchandiseincludes[C]anumberofbusinessesthat[D]operateinthesurroundingarea.Noerror.[E]
D2.Thesciencefairjudgeschose[A]herprojectasthesecondplacewinnerandrecommended[B]shedofurther[C]researchsinceherfindingswas[D]interestingbutnotentirelyconclusive.Noerror.[E]
B3.Freshtuna,likeother[A]deep-seafish,are[B]potentially[C]ladenwithhighlevelsof[D]mercury.Noerror.[E]
C4.Soyfoodproductshavebeenthelatest[A]dietaryandhealthfad,butonlyrecently[B]has[C]thepossiblehealthconcernssurrounding[D]theconsumptionofexcesssoybeenstudied.Noerror.[E]
A5.Despitetheir[A]priorsuccessinothercities[B],thecomedytroupedidnotdraw[C]manyaudiencememberstoitsopeningnightperformanceinthelasttowninwhich[D]itappeared.Noerror.[E]
C6.Youth(A),astheGreeksandotherearlycivilizations(B)knew,arebestspent(C)asatimeoflearningandofrecreation(D).Noerror(E)
C7.Thecastingdirectorexplainedthateitherofthepartsareacceptabletoreciteattryoutsforaroleinthemovie.
A.eitherofthepartsareacceptable
B.eitherofthepartswereacceptable
C.eitherpartisacceptable
D.eitherpartwasacceptable
E.eitheroftheacceptableparts
B1.Ifyouwanttoimprove[A]yourgrades,one[B]shouldfirstbesuretoturnoffthetelevisionwhiledoing[C]homeworkinorder[D]toproperlyfocus.Noerror.[E]
B2.Spayingorneuteringtheferalcathasbecomeafull-timepursuitfor[A]concernedlocalresidentswhofearthegrowthoftheir[B]populationwillcause[C]animalshelterstobeoverrun[D]withcatsandkittensinneedofhomes.Noerror.[E]
C3.Themembersofthelocalunionareeager[A]toresolvethecontractualdisputeswith[B]thebuscompanysincetheyhavebeen[C]onstrike[D]foroveroneweek.Noerror.[E]
D4.Theprinciplehasdecided[A]topunishtruancywithschoolsuspensionsforstudentswhodonotprovide[B]anotefromtheirparentorguardian[C]statingthereasonforhisorher[D]absence.Noerror.[E]
C5.Tonight'
sshowbytheseniorclass(A)wasthefirsttimesomeparents,(B)manyofthemyoungtohavethem,haveseenthem(C)performinfrontofacrowdedroom(D)fullofpeople.Noerror(E)
C6.Itisadvisableforeachpregnantwomantomonitorherironandvitaminlevelsduringtheirthirdtrimesterofpregnancy.
a.ironandvitaminlevelsduringtheirthirdtrimester
b.ironandvitaminlevelswhileintheirthirdtrimester
c.ironandvitaminlevelsduringherthirdtrimester
d.thelevelsofironandvitaminsduringtheirthirdtrimester
e.levelsofironandvitaminsduringthetimeinwhichsheisinherthirdtrimester
A1.Anumberofwitnessesseen[A]thefugitive'
svanatthehighwayreststop[B],onlyafewmilesfrom[C]thesceneofhislatest[D]crime.Noerror.[E]
C2BertrandRusselllaterwrotethatwhenhisbrotherfirstshownhimabookofgeometry,Russellwouldfindthemathematicalconceptstobe"
asdazzlingasfirstlove."
a.whenhisbrotherfirstshownhimabookofgeometry,Russellwouldfind
b.whenhisbrotherfirsthadshownhimabookofgeometry,Russellwouldhavefound
c.whenhisbrotherfirstshowedhimabookofgeometry,Russellfound
d.whenhisbrotherfirstshowedhimabookofgeometry,Russellwouldhavefound
e.whenhisbrother,firstshowinghimabookofgeometry,Russellfound
E3.Topreventcuriousstrangersfrompryingafterthefamilybegantoreceiveattention,CassandraAustenburnedmostofthelettersheryoungersisterJaneAustenwrotebeforebecomingfamous.
a.CassandraAustenburnedmostofthelettersheryoungersisterJaneAustenwrotebeforebecomingfamous
b.CassandraAustenburnedmostofheryoungersisterJaneAusten’sletters,writtenbeforebecomingfamous
c.CassandraAustenburnedmostofthelettersheryoungersisterJaneAustenhadwrotebeforebecomingfamous
d.CassandraAustenburnedmostofthelettersheryoungersisterJaneAustenwrotebeforeshehadbecomefamous
e.CassandraAustenburnedmostofthelettersheryoungersisterJaneAustenhadwrittenbeforebecomingfamous
B4.Infamousforstealingcattleandrobbingbanks,ButchCassidyandhisWildBunchrobaUnionPacifictrainin1899andescapewith$30,000.
a.ButchCassidyandhisWildBunchrobaUnionPacifictrainin1899andescape
b.ButchCassidyandhisWildBunchrobbedaUnionPacifictrainin1899andescaped
c.ButchCassidyandhisWildBunchhadrobaUnionPacifictrainin1899andhadescape
d.ButchCassidyandhisWildBunchtheyrobbedaUnionPacifictrainin1899andescaped
e.ButchCassidyandhisWildBunchrobaUnionPacifictrainin1899,escaping
C5.TheWashington,D.C.HumaneSocietyhasdevelopaVisitingDogprogramwherepetownersshowschoolchildrenhowtohandlepetswithkindnessandskill.
A.hasdevelopaVisitingDogprogramwherepetownersshow
B.hasdevelopaVisitingDogprogramforpetownersshowing
C.hasdevelopedaVisitingDogprogramforpetownerstoshow
D.havedevelopedaVisitingDogprogramwherepetownersshow
E.fordevelopmentofaVisitingDogprogramwherepetownersshow
C1Businessexecutiveswhojoincorporatevolunteergroupswillfindthatitisagoodwaytomeetotherbusinesses.
A.thatitisagoodwaytomeetotherbusinesses
B.itisagoodwaytomeetotherbusinesses
C.thatitisagoodwaytomeetotherexecutives
D.itagoodwayformeetingotherbusinessmenandbusinesswomen
E.thattomeetotherexecutives,thisisagoodway
A2.TheutilityofspecializedknowledgeexplainswhysomenativesofAlaskacandistinguishamongmanyvarietiesofsnowandsomefarmersinKansascanrecognizemanyvarietiesofsoil.
a.somenativesofAlaskacandistinguishamongmanyvarietiesofsnowandsomefarmersinKansascanrecognizemanyvarietiesofsoil
b.somenativesofAlaskadistinguishingamongmanyvarietiesofsnowandsomefarmersinKansasrecognizingmanyvarietiesofsoil
c.somenativesofAlaskacandistinguishbetweenmanyvarietiesofsnowandwhysomefarmersinKansascanrecognizemanyvarietiesofsoil
d.somenativesofAlaskaandsomefarmersinKansascandistinguishamongandrecognizemanyvarietiesofsnowandsoil
e.somenativesofAlaskacandistinguishbetweenmanyvarietiesofsnowandsomefarmersinKansasrecognizingmanyvarietiesofsoil
A1.Youhavecorrectassumed[A]thatIwas[B]theoneatfault[C]inthissituation,andIpromisetorectify[D]mymistake.Noerror.[E]
B2.Hungarian-bornprofessorJohnLukacshaswrittenaboutworkingasajournalistinBudapestwhenemploymentwasscarce,yetstillandall,hefeltoptimistic.
a.employmentwasscarce,yetstillandall,hefeltoptimistic
b.employmentwasscarce,yethefeltoptimistic
c.therewasascarcityofemployment,yethefeltoptimistic
d.employmentwasscarce,yethenonethelessfeltoptimistic
e.employmentwasscarce,yethefeltoptimistically
C3.Insteadofusesteelwheelsonirontracks,Japan'
sMaglevtrains(MagneticallyLevitatedtrains)usepowerfulmagneticfieldsthatallowtrainstotravelat300milesperhour.
a.Insteadofusesteelwheelsonirontracks
b.Ratherthantheuseofsteelwheelsonirontracks
c.Insteadofusingsteelwheelsonirontracks
d.Withouttheusingofsteelwheelsonirontracks
e.Insteadofsteelwheelsonirontracks
D4.Thehighcostofworkers'
compensationpremiumspromptemployerstoinitiateinvestmentincreationofsaferworkenvironments.
a.promptemployerstoinitiateinvestmentincreationofsaferworkenvironments
b.promptemployerstoinvestincreationofsaferworkenvironments
c.promptsemployersinvestingincreatingsaferworkenvironments
d.promptsemployerstoinvestincreatingsaferworkenvironments
e.promptsemployers'
investmentinsafelycreatingworkenvironments
B5.Inthesummerof1787,JamesMadisonearnedareputationas"
fatheroftheConstitution"
duetohewasinterestedinlimitingthegovernment'
sabilitytointerfereincitizens'
lives.
A.duetohewasinterestedinlimiting
B.duetohisinterestinlimiting
C.duetobeinginterestinginlimiting
D.duetotheinteresttolimit
E.duetothefactthathewasinterestedinlimiting
D1.Our[A]chemistryprofessorforgottoleave[B]theextracreditassignmentonhisofficedoor[C]formylabpartnerandI.[D]Noerror.[E]
D2.How(A)peoplenaturally(B)dividethemselves(C