#GRAMMAR 4.1 REDO

Instructions

DID YOU IMPROVE FROM THE FIRST TIME?
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PART 1 of 1
DIRECTIONS:
1. Choose the word or expression in parentheses that best completes each sentence. (25 points)
*Select one of the options from the multiple choices listed.

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(A, An) victim of shock may engage in quick and shallow breathing.

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I (all ready, already) saw this movie.

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It is not (all right, alright) to use very hot water to soak the skin.

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Mother did not (accept, except) my explanation for being late.

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Can we travel (all together, altogether) in one car?

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Rubbing frostbitten skin with snow (isn’t, ain’t) a good idea.

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The noisy television was (all together, altogether) too distracting.

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I like all vegetables (accept, except) cabbage.

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It is (all together, altogether) a bad idea to drive in this heavy fog.

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Cory completed all the items on the test (accept, except) the last one.

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The mail carrier asked if we would (accept, except) the package.

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Professionals (advice, advise) that injured persons should always be treated for shock.

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The radios are piled (all together, altogether) in the storeroom.

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(Advice, Advise) him to continue to study for the geography exam.

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(A lot of, Many) people came to the memorial service.

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Too much heat has severe (effects, affects) on the skin, too.

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I don’t (all together, altogether) trust this skateboard!

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Help them (adapt, adopt) a position with the legs raised.

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She can carry everything (accept, except) the tent.

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The lead runner has (all ready, already) completed the race.

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There was no sound (accept, except) the twitter of a bird.

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Did she (accept, except) his invitation to the party?

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You may need to help feed her for (awhile, a while).

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While you wait for (a, an) ambulance, reassure the injured person.

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#GRAMMAR 4.1 REDO

DID YOU IMPROVE FROM THE FIRST TIME?

PART 1 of 1

DID YOU IMPROVE FROM THE FIRST TIME?

PART 1 of 1

(A, An) victim of shock may engage in quick and shallow breathing.

I (all ready, already) saw this movie.

It is not (all right, alright) to use very hot water to soak the skin.

Mother did not (accept, except) my explanation for being late.

Can we travel (all together, altogether) in one car?

Rubbing frostbitten skin with snow (isn’t, ain’t) a good idea.

The noisy television was (all together, altogether) too distracting.

I like all vegetables (accept, except) cabbage.

It is (all together, altogether) a bad idea to drive in this heavy fog.

Cory completed all the items on the test (accept, except) the last one.

The mail carrier asked if we would (accept, except) the package.

Professionals (advice, advise) that injured persons should always be treated for shock.

The radios are piled (all together, altogether) in the storeroom.

(Advice, Advise) him to continue to study for the geography exam.

(A lot of, Many) people came to the memorial service.

Too much heat has severe (effects, affects) on the skin, too.

I don’t (all together, altogether) trust this skateboard!

Help them (adapt, adopt) a position with the legs raised.

She can carry everything (accept, except) the tent.

The lead runner has (all ready, already) completed the race.

There was no sound (accept, except) the twitter of a bird.

Did she (accept, except) his invitation to the party?

You may need to help feed her for (awhile, a while).

While you wait for (a, an) ambulance, reassure the injured person.

Call me when everyone is (all ready, already) to go.

DID YOU IMPROVE FROM THE FIRST TIME?

PART 1 of 1

DID YOU IMPROVE FROM THE FIRST TIME?

PART 1 of 1

(A, An) victim of shock may engage in quick and shallow breathing.

I (all ready, already) saw this movie.

It is not (all right, alright) to use very hot water to soak the skin.

Mother did not (accept, except) my explanation for being late.

Can we travel (all together, altogether) in one car?

Rubbing frostbitten skin with snow (isn’t, ain’t) a good idea.

The noisy television was (all together, altogether) too distracting.

I like all vegetables (accept, except) cabbage.

It is (all together, altogether) a bad idea to drive in this heavy fog.

Cory completed all the items on the test (accept, except) the last one.

The mail carrier asked if we would (accept, except) the package.

Professionals (advice, advise) that injured persons should always be treated for shock.

The radios are piled (all together, altogether) in the storeroom.

(Advice, Advise) him to continue to study for the geography exam.

(A lot of, Many) people came to the memorial service.

Too much heat has severe (effects, affects) on the skin, too.

I don’t (all together, altogether) trust this skateboard!

Help them (adapt, adopt) a position with the legs raised.

She can carry everything (accept, except) the tent.

The lead runner has (all ready, already) completed the race.

There was no sound (accept, except) the twitter of a bird.

Did she (accept, except) his invitation to the party?

You may need to help feed her for (awhile, a while).

While you wait for (a, an) ambulance, reassure the injured person.

Call me when everyone is (all ready, already) to go.