Practice mode / Sentence Correction There were only little players in the ground. A Option A: There were only little players in the ground. B Option B: There were only a few players in the ground. C Option C: There were only the few players in the ground. D Option D: There were only a little players in the ground. Correct answer B. There were only a few players in the ground. Show answer
Question 01 / Sentence Correction I need a little salt. A Option A: I need a little salt. B Option B: I need a few salt. C Option C: I need the few salt. D Option D: I need some to salt. Correct answer D. I need some to salt. Show answer Open question
Question 02 / Sentence Correction There were few people in the meeting. A Option A: There were few people in the meeting. B Option B: There were a few people in the meeting. C Option C: There were the few people in the meeting. D Option D: There were some to people in the meeting. Correct answer B. There were a few people in the meeting. Show answer Open question
Question 03 / Sentence Correction “How much sugar?” asked she, I replied little. A Option A: "How much sugar?" asked she, I replied little. B Option B: "How much sugar?" asked she, I replied a little. C Option C: "How much sugar?" asked she, I replied the little. D Option D: "How much sugar?" asked she, I replied some little. Correct answer B. "How much sugar?" asked she, I replied a little. Show answer Open question
Question 04 / Sentence Correction Didn’t you used to work in the office in Nottingham Shire. A Option A: Didn't you used to work in the office in Nottingham Shire. B Option B: Didn't you use to work in the office in Nottingham Shire. C Option C: Didn't you get used to work in the office in Nottingham Shire. D Option D: Didn't you becoming used to work in the office in Nottingham Shire. Correct answer B. Didn't you use to work in the office in Nottingham Shire. Show answer Open question
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