70 Grammar Questions: Can You Get a Perfect Score?

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Question: #5: Answer D also correct. #26: Perhaps a fine point here, but answer C could also be possible, if she were unable to attend because earlier she had to complete a project that upon completion simply left her insufficient time to get herself ready for the party -- inability to attend a present event due to a past obligation. #32: "... none of them WAS suitable." '"None" of course being the singular subject -- disregarding the prepositional phrase. #37: Answer C also grammatically and logically correct. #41: Answer D seems justifiable, if she is presently working at a pace that will clearly lead to completion prior to the deadline. #42: Answer D also. #59: If using the subjunctive mood to describe her PRESENT state of awareness of the topic, then yes answer A. However, if referring to her PAST state of awareness of the topic, then answer D. #67: Answer C also, simple past. then yes, answer B.

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