Lesson 18

Correct or Incorrect: Drag C to the question if the statement is correct; drag I if the statement is incorrect.

A pin dropping on the floor makes quite a din.​ (a)  

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Katie made an exception and decided to let her puppy sleep with her just this one time.​ (a)  

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Correct or Incorrect: Drag C to the question if the statement is correct; drag I if the statement is incorrect.

Researchers want to know if Atlantis was a mythical city or if it was real.​ (a)  

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The alliance was troubled by disagreement and diversion.​ (a)  

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Correct or Incorrect: Drag C to the question if the statement is correct; drag I if the statement is incorrect.

The arrival of her cousin so dismayed Cecilia that she ran to her with open arms.​ (a)  

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Henry always tried to let reason govern his decisions.​ (a)  

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The executive lived in a modest house with 11 bedrooms, a ballroom, and a movie theater.​ (a)  

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The good-natured comedian gently mocked the vice-president. (a)  

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Sondra has sustained her interest in piano lessons, having taken them for five years now. (a)  

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You could see his tension in the worried look on his face. (a)  

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