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Question: #2: I believe you may have misspelled "can." It looks like "cart."

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Very difficult, but useful synonym quiz 😊

"Voices" and "Tenses" are two different and distinct things, "Active voice" is used to indicate a verb form that indicates when a grammatical subject PERFORMS the action. Example: "The chef (subject) prepared the meal." (In passive voice, the subject RECEIVES the action. For example: The meal was prepared by the chef.) All of your sentences are correctly written in active voice, but just in a manner that allows for more than one correct verb tense answer. For example, for Question #1, the correct tense answers would be: "has ridden," present perfect, and also "has been riding," present perfect continuous. This situation pertains throughout the test.

Excellent choice and presentation of some very commonly used expressions and idioms.

11.01.2025 - 24/30

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Question: #4: Your answer is correct. But the more commonly used expression would be "... a going out of business sale." #15: The subject "He" is singular, which of course requires the singular verb 'hasn't." #19: I imagine one could have an evil "stare" as well, since it would imply eye contact more lengthy and focused than a "glint." #29: I believe (hope) you meant "He'll be LEAVING shortly." Joke time: I Initially misread sentence 12 as "My WIFE was rather dull until I decided to move to the city."

My score is 27/32

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Excellent test. Just a few comments, from a speaker of American English, which may differ somewhat from the British manner. Question: #15: "She's a LUCKY person. She always seems to LAND on her feet." ("Fall" typically refers to something unfortunate.) #16: "Prior" experience also commonly used in this context. #17: Answer B. Meaning "to be on your way." #30: The name "Mary" is spelled with one "r." To "marry" someone, of course, is spelled with two "r"s. Just one minor point: #3: Your answer B is correct. Alternate answer "and neither did we."

Well, my score is 25/30

I have good result - 29/30😊

I love passing your grammar tests and quizzes. Thank you for a new test every day! Good practice schedule for boosting my English skills ❤

My result is 29/30. Almost perfect! Thank you 😊🙏

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Thank you 👍 My score is 27/30

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As a native speaker, this was a most interesting test, though perhaps not so much a test of grammar as a test of idioms. Incidentally, could you please explain to me your answer C to question 13. In America, answer B might mean one is being fired from their job. But C ??

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Question: #2: In this context the correct word is "advice," a noun. "Advise" is a verb. #14: "sore FROM wearing high heels all day." #19: Or "hang out at the beach" also.

Question: #2: The preferred and most common phrasing would simply be ''Ann likes gardening." #26: "a RELATIVELY good idea."

Tough test, most likely even for many native speakers. Still enjoyed it. Just a few comments, if I may. Question: #7: Yes, answer A, but with a suggested rephrasing to read: "Much health education in recent years has been directed towards the view that heavy drinking (is not/ should not) be a subject...." #9: Yes, answer C, but with a suggested rephrasing to read: "Unfortunately, the world's rainforests [plural] are being logged at such a rate that the remaining tropical rainforests will have been [or will be] destroyed..." #14: It might read better if the phrase "the making of" were deleted. #18: Answer A also seems correct. #21: Answer A also, gerund.

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Cool advanced test