The Error Test 11

The italicized word in some of the following sentences is used correctly—in others, it violates an established rule of grammar. Do you know which is which? If you can make at least six correct choices, your English is above average. 1. He's not as tall as me. RIGHT ( ) WRONG ( ).

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The italicized word in some of the following sentences is used correctly—in others, it violates an established rule of grammar. Do you know which is which? If you can make at least six correct choices, your English is above average. 2. You work faster than her. RIGHT ( ) WRONG ( ).

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Would you like to visit my brother and I tonight?

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The italicized word in some of the following sentences is used correctly—in others, it violates an established rule of grammar. Do you know which is which? If you can make at least six correct choices, your English is above average. 4. If you don't feel well, why don't you lay down for a while? RIGHT ( ) WRONG ( ).

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The italicized word in some of the following sentences is used correctly—in others, it violates an established rule of grammar. Do you know which is which? If you can make at least six correct choices, your English is above average. 5. He felt so weak that he just lay asleep all day.

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The italicized word in some of the following sentences is used correctly—in others, it violates an established rule of grammar. Do you know which is which? If you can make at least six correct choices, your English is above average. 6. Two new schools are now being built, but neither of them is finished. RIGHT ( ) WRONG ( ).

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This is a most unique house.

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Let's keep this strictly between you and me.

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