#GRAMMAR 4.3 PRACTICE (due date: Thursday, May 18)

Instructions

NOT HAPPY WITH YOUR SCORE?
REDO CODE: PS4HV2


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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My pickup has (fewer, less) wheels than that larger truck.

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Many people (emigrated, immigrated) to the United States in the early 1900s.

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I thought the shed was (farther, further) into the woods than this.

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Patricia (doesn’t, don’t) like that new video.

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I need to think (farther, further) about this important decision.

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Did your family (emigrate, immigrate) from China?

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The school is holding (fewer, less) dances this year than last year.

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Vanesa’s haircut is (different from, different than) her mother’s.

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I’d like to spend (fewer, less) than ten dollars for the present.

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They (doesn’t, don’t) think we can win the championship.

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Stack the groceries (in, into, in to) the pantry.

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I wish you (had of, had) written to me about your award.

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Mother is feeling particularly (good, well) since her retirement.

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The soaked dog barked to come (in, into, in to) the house.

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The voters will choose their favorite candidate (irregardless, regardless) of the polls.

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This new paint really gives a (good, well) finish.

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We (hanged, hung) the colorful textile above the fireplace.

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(Irregardless, Regardless) of our differences, we can work together.

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She took the new student (in, into, in to) meet the principal.

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Because Maya drew (good, well), she was asked to design the yearbook cover.

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The bird flapped (it’s, its) wings and flew away.

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We were (in, into, in to) our places for the choir show.

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(It’s, Its) time for our exercise class.

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What are the steps necessary to (immigrate, emigrate) from one’s birth nation to another nation?

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PART 1 of 1

NOT HAPPY WITH YOUR SCORE?

PART 1 of 1

#GRAMMAR 4.3 PRACTICE (due date: Thursday, May 18)

NOT HAPPY WITH YOUR SCORE?

PART 1 of 1

NOT HAPPY WITH YOUR SCORE?

PART 1 of 1

My pickup has (fewer, less) wheels than that larger truck.

Many people (emigrated, immigrated) to the United States in the early 1900s.

I thought the shed was (farther, further) into the woods than this.

Patricia (doesn’t, don’t) like that new video.

I need to think (farther, further) about this important decision.

Did your family (emigrate, immigrate) from China?

The school is holding (fewer, less) dances this year than last year.

Vanesa’s haircut is (different from, different than) her mother’s.

I’d like to spend (fewer, less) than ten dollars for the present.

They (doesn’t, don’t) think we can win the championship.

Stack the groceries (in, into, in to) the pantry.

I wish you (had of, had) written to me about your award.

Mother is feeling particularly (good, well) since her retirement.

The soaked dog barked to come (in, into, in to) the house.

The voters will choose their favorite candidate (irregardless, regardless) of the polls.

This new paint really gives a (good, well) finish.

We (hanged, hung) the colorful textile above the fireplace.

(Irregardless, Regardless) of our differences, we can work together.

She took the new student (in, into, in to) meet the principal.

Because Maya drew (good, well), she was asked to design the yearbook cover.

The bird flapped (it’s, its) wings and flew away.

We were (in, into, in to) our places for the choir show.

(It’s, Its) time for our exercise class.

What are the steps necessary to (immigrate, emigrate) from one’s birth nation to another nation?

We will wait patiently until (it’s, its) time for the dance.

My pickup has (fewer, less) wheels than that larger truck.

Many people (emigrated, immigrated) to the United States in the early 1900s.

I thought the shed was (farther, further) into the woods than this.

Patricia (doesn’t, don’t) like that new video.

I need to think (farther, further) about this important decision.

Did your family (emigrate, immigrate) from China?

The school is holding (fewer, less) dances this year than last year.

Vanesa’s haircut is (different from, different than) her mother’s.

I’d like to spend (fewer, less) than ten dollars for the present.

They (doesn’t, don’t) think we can win the championship.

Stack the groceries (in, into, in to) the pantry.

I wish you (had of, had) written to me about your award.

Mother is feeling particularly (good, well) since her retirement.

The soaked dog barked to come (in, into, in to) the house.

The voters will choose their favorite candidate (irregardless, regardless) of the polls.

This new paint really gives a (good, well) finish.

We (hanged, hung) the colorful textile above the fireplace.

(Irregardless, Regardless) of our differences, we can work together.

She took the new student (in, into, in to) meet the principal.

Because Maya drew (good, well), she was asked to design the yearbook cover.

The bird flapped (it’s, its) wings and flew away.

We were (in, into, in to) our places for the choir show.

(It’s, Its) time for our exercise class.

What are the steps necessary to (immigrate, emigrate) from one’s birth nation to another nation?

We will wait patiently until (it’s, its) time for the dance.