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Choose the one word or
phrase which would not be
appropriate in standard written English. |
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I began by going into several
details connecting with my sister's marriage,
mentioning only those which I thought necessary to
relate. |
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Contrary to the opinion of
the members, the president should appoint whomever he
thinks can do the job the most adequately. |
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Just outside the ruins are
a castle surrounded by high walls and stately
trees. |
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His face marked and his head
bald, he looked some older than I had expected. |
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It is a real pleasure to
have met you and he during your visit to this
city. |
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To many man has come
the realization that he lives not by bread alone, but
also by the good will of his fellow man. |
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As fond as I am of
painting, I am so conscious of my ignorance in that
art. |
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If there were nothing unusual
to look forward to, one wouldn't want to get up in
the morning, would they ? |
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It was barely midnight when I
arrived home; but I found them both setting at the
table, waiting for me. |
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I wish that he wasn't so
lazy; he would find learning a language easier
and more fun. |
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| 1. |
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I began by going into several
details connected with my sister's marriage,
mentioning only those which I thought necessary to
relate. |
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Contrary to the opinion of
the members, the president should appoint
whoever he
thinks can do the job the most adequately. |
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Just outside the ruins
is
a castle surrounded by high walls and stately
trees. |
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His face marked and his head
bald, he looked somewhat older than I had expected. |
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It is a real pleasure to
have met you and him during your visit to this
city. |
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To many
a man has come
the realization that he lives not by bread alone, but
also by the good will of his fellow man. |
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As fond as I am of
painting, I am very conscious of my ignorance in that
art. |
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If there were nothing unusual
to look forward to, one wouldn't want to get up in
the morning, would one ? |
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It was barely midnight when I
arrived home; but I found them both
sitting at the
table, waiting for me. |
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I wish that he
weren't so
lazy; he would find learning a language easier
and more fun. |
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