Practice mode / Sentence Correction These changes is not altogether to their liking. A Option A: These changes is not altogether to their liking. B Option B: These changes are not altogether to their liking. C Option C: These changes are not all together to their liking. D Option D: These changes is not altogether to their liking. Correct answer B. These changes are not altogether to their liking. Show answer Report a problem How we write and check questions
Question 01 / Sentence Correction As the months passed, Charles’ presence affect many changes in her household. A Option A: As the months passed, Charles' presence affect many changes in her household. B Option B: As the months passed, Charles' presence effects many changes in her household. C Option C: As the months passed, Charles' presence effected much changes in her household. D Option D: As the months passed, Charles' presence affected many changes in her household. Correct answer D. As the months passed, Charles' presence affected many changes in her household. Show answer Open question
Question 02 / Sentence Correction They willingly expected the child. A Option A: They willingly expected the child. B Option B: They willingly expect the child. C Option C: They willingly accepted the child. D Option D: They villingly accepted the child. Correct answer C. They willingly accepted the child. Show answer Open question
Question 03 / Sentence Correction The sisters who are no longer young are used to live quiet lives. A Option A: The sisters who are no longer young are used to live quiet lives. B Option B: The sisters who are no longer young are use'd to living quiet lives. C Option C: The sisters who are no longer young are used to living quiet lives. D Option D: The sisters who are no longer young are use to live quiet lives. Correct answer C. The sisters who are no longer young are used to living quiet lives. Show answer Open question
Question 04 / Sentence Correction Charles Gilbert have just come to make his home with his two unmarried aunts. A Option A: Charles Gilbert have just come to make his home with his two unmarried aunts. B Option B: Charles Gilbert hadn't to make his home with his two unmarried aunts. C Option C: Charles Gilbert has just come to make his home with his two unmarried aunts. D Option D: Charles Gilbert has just come to make his home with his two unmarried aunts. Correct answer D. Charles Gilbert has just come to make his home with his two unmarried aunts. Show answer Open question
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