[ Grammar ]
A term used used to describe an instance faulty, unconventional, or controversial usage such as misplaced modifier
A. Covert error
B. Lexical error
C. Grammatical error
D. Syntactic error
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Conditionals / Unreal Past › ViewI wish I ….. (know), what is wrong with my car.
A. knew
B. had known
C. know
D. knows
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Vocabulary: If you have a portable device. What does the root “port” mean?
A. to see
B. to carry
C. to control
D. to use
Modals - Conditionals - Future Tenses › ViewIf Susan takes her driving lessons regularly, she … (pass) her driving test.
A. will pass
B. pass
C. would pass
D. passed
Active and Passive Voice › View
What is the main difference between active and passive voice?
A. Passive voice uses more verbs
B. Active voice focuses on the doer, passive on the receiver
C. Active voice is longer
D. Passive voice is always correct