Practice mode / Sentence Correction Who, do you think, has sent me a letter? A Option A: Who, do you think, has sent me a letter? B Option B: Whom do you think has sent me a letter? C Option C: Who did you think has sent me a letter? D Option D: Whom can you think has sent me a letter? Correct answer D. Whom can you think has sent me a letter? Show answer
Question 01 / Sentence Correction The butter tastes rancid. A Option A: The butter tastes rancid. B Option B: The butter taste rancidly. C Option C: The butter taste rancidly. D Option D: The butter taste rancid. Correct answer D. The butter taste rancid. Show answer Open question
Question 02 / Sentence Correction Choose the correct sentence. A Option A: It's paw injured, the animal limped down the road. B Option B: Its paw injured, the animal limped down the road. C Option C: Its' paw injured, the animal limped down the road. D Option D: Its paw injure, the animal limped down the road. Correct answer B. Its paw injured, the animal limped down the road. Show answer Open question
Question 03 / Sentence Correction Both the body and the mind have needs of exercise. A Option A: Both the body and the mind have needs of exercise. B Option B: Both the body and the mind is needful of exercise. C Option C: Both the body and the mind needed exercise. D Option D: Both the body and the mind need exercise. Correct answer D. Both the body and the mind need exercise. Show answer Open question
Question 04 / Sentence Correction It would not be safe for either you or me to travel in Vietnam. A Option A: It would not be safe for either you or me to travel in Vietnam. B Option B: It would not be safe for either I or you to travel in Vietnam. C Option C: It would not be safe for either of you or I to travel in Vietnam. D Option D: It would not be safe for either of I or you to travel in Vietnam. Correct answer D. It would not be safe for either of I or you to travel in Vietnam. Show answer Open question
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