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From the marked areas A, B, C and D, identify the one that is wrong, correct it.

     
1.   The new teacher (A) has started teaching (B) on the first day (C) of school (D) this year.
     
2.   (A) All of the boys (B) except John (C) is here tonight (D) to help celebrate your sixteenth birthday.
     
3.   (A) She was so tired to stay up (B) any longer. She (C) went to bed (D) straight away.
     
4.   (A) Supposing if I give you (B) one million dollars, (C) what will you do (D) with the money ?
     
5.   Every girl (A) in this class should (B) pass up their (C) books tomorrow with (D) all the work completed.
     
6.   My mother was (A) so excited (B) about the dinner party that she (C) lay the table an hour before (D) it was to begin.
     
7.   (A) Although I wanted (B) to go very badly, I (C) dared not to go because (D) I knew it was too dangerous.
     
8.   (A) I have received (B) your letter last Monday. (C) Thanks for writing (D) so promptly.
     
9.   (A) Tell me the truth. Do you intend to (B) marry with me or not ? I am (C) fed up of (D) hearing you say "Maybe."
     
10.   (A) She finished changing when I arrived and (B) was waiting outside her house. (C) I did not have to (D) wait at all.
     

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    Answers
     
1.   A
2.   C
3.   A
4.   A
5.   B
6.   C
7.   C
8.   A
9.   B
10.   A
 
 
 

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