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Thanks a million, keep going it's really simple and helpful.

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It is quite difficult

18/20,😊

Amazing

I got all,3o/30😅

Hello, great joob!

Question 14: In American English, one would say either "pass by," or simply "pass." Question 18: In American English, one would say "will have to pass the hat."

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I answered 29/30 correctly

16 correct

The heck i saw something scary at was2 you can see a he in the english you can see a l in the a p that mean H-e-l-p

I scored 19/20

Excellent choice and presentation of some very frequently used expressions. Just one minor comment. Your choice of answer B "attached" for question 11 could imply that the ship was tied up at a dock, rather than being secured to the bottom of the bay. Perhaps a better choice might be "moored."

Question; #3: Both answers A and D are correct. Answer A implies you stole all the money. Answer D implies you spent all the money. #14: The term "boat people" implies illegal immigration via small watercraft. That would clearly point to answer A, not C. #18: Or "revoked."

All correct 😅

16/16

18/20

Enjoyed the test. Just one comment. Question: #9: Preferred phrasing: "... painful decision to admit ..."

Question: #3: He was reading a book while he was asleep?

74/76

Excellent sentence examples clarifying the proper use of these words.

My score was 19/20

Question: #6: Correct answer would be "forgot/lost the/to."

I scored 15/16

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Question: #4: British Airways is a singular company, and therefore, I believe, would receive a singular verb "announces." #17: "flying ON a civilian airliner." #21: So it's okay to smoke once the flight is airborne?

Question: #6: A "worry" is more intense than a "concern," so suggest switching the placement of the two words. #14: Capitalize "During." Also, this is an incomplete sentence. What happened during the ceremony in the village?

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29/35

Enjoyed the test. 20/20.

Question: #8: Better choice would be "Upon." #14: "WAS knocked down." #16: Either "The man is going to drown unless SOMEBODY jumps..." Or "The man is going to drown IF nobody jumps..." #33: Answer D also correct, and just as frequently used.

You made a horrible mistake in question # 5 I haven't see her, should be I haven't seen her

Question: #4: With answer A, it seems both sentences repeat the same message: I don't want to talk to anyone -- I want to talk to no one. None of the other answers seems to make sense to me either. #13: Punctuation error. Delete the period after "class," no punctuation needed.

Question; #6: In American English, the correct expression is "on the weekend." #9: Why not answers A and C also? #11: Answer A also. #21: Answer A also.