SMART INSTITUTE NUMS ENGLISH FLP-04
Master Your English Skills
Test your knowledge of English grammar and usage with this engaging multiple-choice quiz designed to challenge even the most proficient speakers. With 15 carefully crafted questions, you will have the chance to improve your understanding of nuanced language rules.
Key Features:
- 15 unique questions focusing on grammar and sentence structure
- Immediate feedback on your answers
- Improve your writing and communication skills
136
Stadiums that are full for regular-season games have rows of more empty seats for exhibitions.
Stadiums that are full for regular-season games have rows of empty seats for exhibitions.
Stadiums that are full for regular-season games have rows of more emptier seats for exhibitions.
Stadiums that are full for regular-season games has rows of more empty seats for exhibitions.
137
I know Wozzeck's got a few pretty good- sized Cultivated pearls.
I know Wozzeck's got a few good- sized Cultivated pearls.
I know Wozzeck's got few pretty good- sized Cultivated pearls.
I know Wozzeck's got a few pretty good- sized Cultivated pearls.
138
The Turks were steadily growing bolder; even in the streets of Anatolia towns, his bearing changed.
The Turks were steadily growing bolder; even in the streets of Anatolia towns, theirs bearing changed.
The Turks were steadily growing bolder; even in the streets of Anatolia town, their bearing changed.
The Turks were steadily growing bolder; even in the streets of Anatolia tows, its bearing changed.
139
It seems that Android Developers are less happier when compared to iPhone Developer.
It seems that Android Developers are less happy when compared to iPhone Developers.
It seems that Android Developers are more happier when compared to iPhone Developer.
It seems that Android Developers are the happiest when compared to iPhone Developer.
140
Take this ten dollars and buy yourself some suede blue shoes.
Take this ten dollars and buy yourself any blue suede shoes.
Take this ten dollars and buy yourself some blue suede shoes.
Take this ten dollars and buy yourself some blue suede shoes.
141
My younger brother was crazy to see squirrel, but their was no squirrel in the park.
My younger brother was crazy to see squirrel, but there was no squirrel in the park.
My younger brother was crazy to see squirrel, but there were no squirrel in the park.
My younger brother was crazy to see squirrel, but there was no squirrel in the park.
142
At points I was considering getting a large, metallic hammer and knocking most of my own teeth out.
At points I was considering getting a large and metallic hammer and knocking most of my own teeth.
At points I was considering getting a large metallic hammer and knocking the most of my own teeth out.
At points I was considering getting a large metallic hammer and knocking most of my own teeth out.
143
It was probably the most diplomatic thing she had ever said and I appreciated it.
It was probably most diplomatic thing she had ever said and I appreciated it.
It was probably the most diplomatic thing she had ever said and I appreciated it.
It was probably the most diplomatic things she had ever said and I appreciated it.
144
In this context and as stated, punishment must be proportionate with the circumstances of the crime.
In this context and as stated, punishment must be proportionate to the circumstances of the crime.
In this context and as stated, punishment must be proportionate of the circumstances of the crime.
In this context and as stated, punishment must be proportionate by the circumstances of the crime.
145
The radio only weights a few ounces and is smaller than a cigarette's packet.
The radio only weights a few ounces and is smaller than a cigarette packet is.
The radio only weights a few ounces and is smaller than a cigarette packet.
The radio only weights a few ounces and is smaller than a cigarette packet's.
146
Through these holes one could see the dirty vest which was in an even more worse state than the sweater.
Through these holes one could see the dirty vest which was in an even very bad state than the sweater.
Through these holes one could see the dirty vest which was in an even worse state than the sweater.
Through these holes one could see the dirty vest which was in an even very worse state than the sweater.
147
I made a wretched attempt to look like a man with a fearfully quick temper.
I made a wretched attempt to look like a man with a fearful quick temper.
I made a wretched attempt to look like a man with a fearful quick tempered.
I made a wretch attempt to look like a man with a fearfully quick temper.
148
I would like a house enough big for my parents to live in.
I would like a big enough house for my parents to live in.
I would like a house an enough big for my parents to live in.
I would like a house big enough for my parents to live in.
149
She has married a tall young Australian accountant.
She has married a young tall Australian accountant.
She has married a tall Australian young accountant.
She has married a young Australian accountant.
150
With the bright light still in her eyes, she moved quick out of the door and down to the street.
With the bright light still in her eyes, she moved quick out the door and down to the street.
With the bright light still in her eyes,she moved quickly out of the door and down to the street.
With the brightly light still in her eyes, she moved quickly out of the door and down to the street.
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