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Choose the one word or
phrase which would not be
appropriate in standard written English. |
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John is the only one of the students
in the class that never admit making a mistake,
even when it is pointed out to him. |
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When common people like ourselves
lack faith in our government leaders, it is urgent
that something be done. |
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I walked on as brisk
as the heat would let me until I reached the road
which led to the village. |
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Some people make more money than
us teachers, but few gain as much satisfaction
from their work. |
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Don't you agree that one's
devotion to do his tasks well is to be admired
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There are many important detail
to attend to before an honorable peace agreement
is reached. |
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He is one of those men whom,
I am sure, always do their best, even in the most
trying circumstances. |
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I object to war not
because it drains the economy, but that is seems
inhuman. |
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He laid on the ground
momentarily, trying to get enough energy to pick
himself up. |
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Any conclusion other
the one which was reached seems totally unjustified; I
so stated in my report. |
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John is the only one of the students
in the class that never admits making a mistake,
even when it is pointed out to him. |
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When common people like
us
lack faith in our government leaders, it is urgent
that something be done. |
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I walked on as
briskly
as the heat would let me until I reached the road
which led to the village. |
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Some people make more money than
we teachers, but few gain as much satisfaction
from their work. |
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Don't you agree that one's
devotion to doing his tasks well is to be admired
? |
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There are many important details
to attend to before an honorable peace agreement
is reached. |
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He is one of those men
who,
I am sure, always do their best, even in the most
trying circumstances. |
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I object to war not
because it drains the economy, but
because is seems
inhuman. |
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He lay on the ground
momentarily, trying to get enough energy to pick
himself up. |
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Any conclusion other
than
the one which was reached seems totally unjustified; I
so stated in my report. |
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