tailieunhanh - 501 grammar and writing questions learning express part 14

First, know you are not alone. It is true that some people relate more easily than do others to written language, and it is also true that some people have a natural gift for writing. And that's okay; we all have unique talents. | For more material and information please visit Tai Lieu Du Hoc at Page 126 76. b. The correct form of the pronoun is me objective case . 77. c. The correct pronoun is who because it refers to a person and it is the subject form of who not the object form whom because who is doing something making candied figs. 78. b. The pronoun agrees in number with the noun to which it refers. 79. b. The antecedent George and Michael is plural so the plural pronoun their is the correct choice. 80. c. The pronoun that agrees in number with the noun to which it refers artichoke. 81. c. The comparison is between two things so choice a can be ruled out. Choices b and d are incorrect forms. 82. d. The sentence requires an adverb so a and b adjectives can be ruled out. Because the sentence makes no comparison choice c is also incorrect. 83. c. The pronoun them agrees with the plural noun flowers. 84. b. There are more than two things being compared so choices a and c can be ruled out. Choice d is an improper form. 85. d. She andlis the subject of the sentence so the subjective case is needed. 86. a. The sentence requires an adjective so choice b an adverb can be ruled out. Since the comparison is one value over another more terrifying is the best choice. 87. a. The possessive case is used before the word taking because it functions like a noun in this sentence. 88. d. Use fewer with nouns that can be counted. SET 8 Page 22 89. b. There are two potential problems in this sentence 1 the grammatical agreement between the nouns Kendra or Zoe and the pronoun her and 2 the formation of the verb to bring. In choice b both of these are correct. Because the sentence reads Kendra or Zoe the pronoun must be singular only one of them brought the volleyball. Brought is the past tense of bring. Choice a is wrong because the pronoun their is plural. Choice c is wrong because there is not a correct pronoun. Choices d and e are incorrect because brang is not the past tense of .