#GRAMMAR 4.1-4.5 TEST REVIEW REDO
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We were (altogether, all together) unprepared for the test.
We were (altogether, all together) unprepared for the test.
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I was (already, all ready) for the dance.
I was (already, all ready) for the dance.
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Vanessa could not (accept, except) the expensive gift.
Vanessa could not (accept, except) the expensive gift.
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James bought (a lot, thirty) of the videos.
James bought (a lot, thirty) of the videos.
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The last time we were (altogether, all together) was two years ago.
The last time we were (altogether, all together) was two years ago.
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The baseball card I bought had (already, all ready) increased in value.
The baseball card I bought had (already, all ready) increased in value.
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Everyone (accept, except) Roy went to the soccer game.
Everyone (accept, except) Roy went to the soccer game.
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(A lot, Hundreds) of people watched the parade.
(A lot, Hundreds) of people watched the parade.
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Our plans for the trip were (altogether, all together) ruined by the weather.
Our plans for the trip were (altogether, all together) ruined by the weather.
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The piano was delivered and is (already, all ready) to be played.
The piano was delivered and is (already, all ready) to be played.
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Will traveling by car be (alright, all right) with Curtis?
Will traveling by car be (alright, all right) with Curtis?
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Their kitchen has (alot, a lot) of modern conveniences.
Their kitchen has (alot, a lot) of modern conveniences.
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Dana was a member of every club (except, accept) the Chess Club.
Dana was a member of every club (except, accept) the Chess Club.
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Our teacher was glad to see us (altogether, all together) at the pep rally.
Our teacher was glad to see us (altogether, all together) at the pep rally.
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I had (already, all ready) been there once before.
I had (already, all ready) been there once before.
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You probably know that birds are (between, among) the many animals that migrate.
You probably know that birds are (between, among) the many animals that migrate.
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Some fish migrate (among, between) fresh and salt water during their lives.
Some fish migrate (among, between) fresh and salt water during their lives.
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Salmon (choose, chose) to live at sea but migrate to freshwater for breeding.
Salmon (choose, chose) to live at sea but migrate to freshwater for breeding.
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The European eel lives in freshwater but (takes, brings) to the sea to breed, spawn, and hatch.
The European eel lives in freshwater but (takes, brings) to the sea to breed, spawn, and hatch.
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Humpback whales spend summers in polar oceans and in winter (can, may) move to tropical waters.
Humpback whales spend summers in polar oceans and in winter (can, may) move to tropical waters.
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Some land mammals (can, may) also migrate.
Some land mammals (can, may) also migrate.
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The caribou of Alaska move (among, between) the tundra and the boreal forest.
The caribou of Alaska move (among, between) the tundra and the boreal forest.
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Food is available in the tundra during summer, but when the winter (takes, brings) deep snow, the caribou move south.
Food is available in the tundra during summer, but when the winter (takes, brings) deep snow, the caribou move south.
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In the fall, the North American monarch butterfly (chose, chooses) groves in California, Florida, or Mexico.
In the fall, the North American monarch butterfly (chose, chooses) groves in California, Florida, or Mexico.
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A migrating animal (can, may) expend much energy if the weather is bad.
A migrating animal (can, may) expend much energy if the weather is bad.
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Migrating birds cannot (take, bring) their young to the new habitat when they go unless the young birds are strong fliers.
Migrating birds cannot (take, bring) their young to the new habitat when they go unless the young birds are strong fliers.
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(Between, Among) some species the sun, the moon, and the stars are used for navigation.
(Between, Among) some species the sun, the moon, and the stars are used for navigation.
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Others rely on landscape features, such as rivers or mountain ranges, to (take, bring) them to their distant destinations.
Others rely on landscape features, such as rivers or mountain ranges, to (take, bring) them to their distant destinations.
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(Besides, Beside) these travel aids, some animals are guided by changes in temperature, moisture, and wind direction.
(Besides, Beside) these travel aids, some animals are guided by changes in temperature, moisture, and wind direction.
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There are other interesting behaviors of animals (beside, besides) migration.
There are other interesting behaviors of animals (beside, besides) migration.
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My mother was (formally, formerly) a teacher, but now she works at home.
My mother was (formally, formerly) a teacher, but now she works at home.
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(Its, It’s) hard to watch the game from the top rows of the stadium.
(Its, It’s) hard to watch the game from the top rows of the stadium.
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Jackson could always make her laugh (regardless, irregardless) of her misery.
Jackson could always make her laugh (regardless, irregardless) of her misery.
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He (formerly, formally) filed a complaint, which involved much paperwork.
He (formerly, formally) filed a complaint, which involved much paperwork.
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She was very bubbly and talkative at the party, quite (different than, different from) the shy girl she seemed in the office.
She was very bubbly and talkative at the party, quite (different than, different from) the shy girl she seemed in the office.
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He (don’t, doesn't) have any friends to play with.
He (don’t, doesn't) have any friends to play with.
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The magazine changed (its, it’s) cover logo.
The magazine changed (its, it’s) cover logo.
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The tent is rolled up (in, into, in to) your backpack.
The tent is rolled up (in, into, in to) your backpack.
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Count Dracula is a Transylvanian nobleman who wishes to (immigrate, emigrate) to England.
Count Dracula is a Transylvanian nobleman who wishes to (immigrate, emigrate) to England.
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There is room for (farther, further) improvement in this department.
There is room for (farther, further) improvement in this department.
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John has (fewer, less) fishing lures than Jack does.
John has (fewer, less) fishing lures than Jack does.
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The war caused the family to (immigrate, emigrate) from their homeland to a new country.
The war caused the family to (immigrate, emigrate) from their homeland to a new country.
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We wear (less, fewer) clothing in hot weather.
We wear (less, fewer) clothing in hot weather.
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She has the flu and does not look (good, well).
She has the flu and does not look (good, well).
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Certainly she (had of, had) been under a lot of stress during finals week.
Certainly she (had of, had) been under a lot of stress during finals week.
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Many animal parents (teach, learn) hunting and survival skills to their young.
Many animal parents (teach, learn) hunting and survival skills to their young.
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Predatory birds won’t (leave, let) their young move out of the nest until the babies have been prepared for life.
Predatory birds won’t (leave, let) their young move out of the nest until the babies have been prepared for life.
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Like humans, animals quickly (learn, teach) to recognize their limitations.
Like humans, animals quickly (learn, teach) to recognize their limitations.
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Animals build their lives around (these kinds, this kind) of limitations because they cannot alter their environments.
Animals build their lives around (these kinds, this kind) of limitations because they cannot alter their environments.
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A tiger may (lay, lie) its catch in a protected spot.
A tiger may (lay, lie) its catch in a protected spot.
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A tiger senses it should (lay, lie) in the shade of a tree on a hot day.
A tiger senses it should (lay, lie) in the shade of a tree on a hot day.
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Yesterday, Tabitha (passed, past) a wildlife reserve while riding her bicycle.
Yesterday, Tabitha (passed, past) a wildlife reserve while riding her bicycle.
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She wants to (raise, rise) awareness of the importance of these reserves.
She wants to (raise, rise) awareness of the importance of these reserves.
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The (reason is because, reason is that) wildlife contributes much beauty, scientific value, survival value, and economic value.
The (reason is because, reason is that) wildlife contributes much beauty, scientific value, survival value, and economic value.
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Scientists must (precede, proceed) with their studies of wildlife.
Scientists must (precede, proceed) with their studies of wildlife.
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The (reason is that, reason is because) they gain valuable medical knowledge through such research.
The (reason is that, reason is because) they gain valuable medical knowledge through such research.
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Certain animals need protection so they can (raise, rise) every morning.
Certain animals need protection so they can (raise, rise) every morning.
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The American bald eagle is the national bird of the United States and an important part of our country’s (past, passed).
The American bald eagle is the national bird of the United States and an important part of our country’s (past, passed).
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Observation and study must (proceed, precede) any action taken to remedy the wildlife situation.
Observation and study must (proceed, precede) any action taken to remedy the wildlife situation.
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This (raises, rises) the question, “Which animals, where, how, and to what extent should hunters be permitted to hunt?”
This (raises, rises) the question, “Which animals, where, how, and to what extent should hunters be permitted to hunt?”
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Do you know (where at, where) the posters are?
Do you know (where at, where) the posters are?
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Phil and Jennifer received a B and an A, (respectfully, respectively).
Phil and Jennifer received a B and an A, (respectfully, respectively).
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(That, That there) salad looks delicious.
(That, That there) salad looks delicious.
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The financial report was (respectfully, respectively) submitted by the club’s treasurer.
The financial report was (respectfully, respectively) submitted by the club’s treasurer.
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(Set, Sit) the vase of flowers on the dining room table.
(Set, Sit) the vase of flowers on the dining room table.
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Then Keisha (said, says) that we should add milk to the dry mixture.
Then Keisha (said, says) that we should add milk to the dry mixture.
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First Jerome rode his horse across the field; (then, than) he guided it back to the stable.
First Jerome rode his horse across the field; (then, than) he guided it back to the stable.
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Last week a reporter (says, said) the dam was ready to burst.
Last week a reporter (says, said) the dam was ready to burst.
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(This, This here) plan is the best of the architect’s designs.
(This, This here) plan is the best of the architect’s designs.
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The girl in the red sweater and the one in the blue dress are Jan and Jean, (respectfully, respectively).
The girl in the red sweater and the one in the blue dress are Jan and Jean, (respectfully, respectively).
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Would you like to (set, sit) beside the window, or would you prefer an aisle seat?
Would you like to (set, sit) beside the window, or would you prefer an aisle seat?
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Tonight’s dinner is less spicy (than, then) last night’s dinner.
Tonight’s dinner is less spicy (than, then) last night’s dinner.
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(Where, Where at) are the musical videos?
(Where, Where at) are the musical videos?
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At the moment Glenda (said, says) the plans are still in progress.
At the moment Glenda (said, says) the plans are still in progress.
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Is (this here, this) the right amount of glue to hold the boards together?
Is (this here, this) the right amount of glue to hold the boards together?