Practice mode / Sentence Correction The girls stated that the dresses were there’s? A Option A: The girls stated that the dresses were there's B Option B: The girls stated that the dresses were theirs' C Option C: The girls stated that the dresses were theirs. D Option D: The girls stated that the dresses were there own. Correct answer C. The girls stated that the dresses were theirs. Show answer Report a problem How we write and check questions
Question 01 / Sentence Correction For many years, the settlers had seeked to workship as they pleased? A Option A: For many years, the settlers had seeked to workship as they pleased. B Option B: For many years, the settlers sought to workship as they pleased. C Option C: For many years, the settlers sought to have workshiped as they pleased. D Option D: For many years, the settlers had been seeking to workship as they pleased. Correct answer D. For many years, the settlers had been seeking to workship as they pleased. Show answer Open question
Question 02 / Sentence Correction A sight to inspire fear are wild animal on the loose? A Option A: A sight to inspire fear are wild animal on the loose. B Option B: A sight to inspire fear is wild animals on the loose. C Option C: A sight to inspire fear have been wild animals on the loose. D Option D: A sight to inspire fear were wild animals loose. Correct answer B. A sight to inspire fear is wild animals on the loose. Show answer Open question
Question 03 / Sentence Correction Shakespeare’s soliloquies must be regarded representative of speech not of thought? A Option A: Shakespeare's soliloquies must be regarded representative of speech not of thought. B Option B: Shakespeare's soliloquies must be regarded representated by thought not be speech. C Option C: Shakespeare's soliloquies must be regarded as representative of thought more than speech. D Option D: Shakespeare's soliloquies must be regarded representing speech thought not speech. Correct answer C. Shakespeare's soliloquies must be regarded as representative of thought more than speech. Show answer Open question
Question 04 / Sentence Correction I am not all together of agreement with the author’s point of view? A Option A: I am not all together of agreement with the author's point of view. B Option B: I am not all together for agreement with the author's point of view. C Option C: I am not altogether with agreement with the author's point of view. D Option D: I am not altogether in agreement with the author's point of view. Correct answer D. I am not altogether in agreement with the author's point of view. Show answer Open question
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