tailieunhanh - Toefl CBT book part 13

I also wish to thank Alejandro Munoz and his family for taking us all over Mexico, including on a tour of the Don Julio Tequila processing plant in Atotonilco-Jalisco | Part Mr Mr Vew p Wd visit Tai Lieu Du Hoc at 11. B appealing enough. The correct order is adjective enough. The word appeal is a noun. The book is appealing enough. The book has enough appeal. 12. A hour three. The order is adjective-noun noun three-hour deposition . Word Form Word form questions test your ability to recognize when a sentence uses one form of a word but it should have another. Note The TOEFL test will never use a word that is not a real word found in standard written English. Using the wrong form of a word generally means that you use a noun when you should use an adjective a verb when you should use a noun a preposition when you should use a conjunction and so on. For example you may think that the word major belongs in a certain sentence but the sentence calls for a noun instead of an adjective so you should really use the word majority. Other word form questions may ask you to recognize that a word has an incorrect ending even if it is the right part of speech for the context. For example a sentence may have all the right parts of speech but contain a verb that is singular when it should be plural. The verb is in the wrong form so you would need to identify that problem and know how to correct it. Word form questions frequently ask you to look for parallelism or parallel structure in a sentence. For example a sentence may contain a compound verb. If the two verbs are in two different forms or if one is not a verb at all that should signal you that one of them is incorrect. Become familiar with common adjective noun and verb endings suffixes so that you can recognize that a word is in the wrong place even if you do not know the meaning of the word. The Reading chapter in Part III contains detailed information about common word endings. Following are examples of word form questions similar to those you will encounter on the TOEFL test. Each question will have four underlined words or phrases. You must choose which underlined .