#GRAMMAR 4.3 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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Ernest Hemingway’s novels were (different than, different from) other novels of his time.

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He spends (less, fewer) days following the fish to catch it than he does to bring it back.

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Most of Brad’s stories for English class (hung, hanged) on the outdoors and heavily masculine themes.

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(Irregardless, Regardless) of personal and physical problems, he was the personification of courage.

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Ahmed (doesn’t, don’t) think Arizona will be any hotter than Saudi Arabia.

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Denise and Colin (doesn’t, don’t) share the same opinion about the movie.

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(Fewer, Less) than twenty people attended the student council meeting.

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The tired child could not walk any (farther, further).

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A black hole is (different from, different than) other stars because it can’t be seen.

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I have (fewer, less) than five puppies left from the litter.

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Helena plays the guitar very (good, well).

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Many animal species face extinction (in to, into, in) the wild.

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Subway systems must be ventilated (good, well).

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My guidance counselor said that (regardless, irregardless) of my grades, I should take geometry next year.

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The mob (hanged, hung) the outlaw from a large oak tree.

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We put our cans, bottles, and newspapers (into, in to, in) the recycling bin.

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The room down the hall was (formally, formerly) mine.

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Rex is (in to, into, in) his doghouse.

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The squirrel is burying many of (its, it’s) nuts.

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I hope (its, it’s) not too late for supper.

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(Doesn’t, Don't) worry about the past.

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He was (formerly, formally) a congressman before he became president.

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If there is not enough helium (in, into, in to) the balloon, it will sink.

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After school, she (hanged, hung) out at the ice cream parlor.

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DID YOU IMPROVE FROM THE FIRST TIME?

PART 1 of 1

DID YOU IMPROVE FROM THE FIRST TIME?

PART 1 of 1

#GRAMMAR 4.3 REDO

DID YOU IMPROVE FROM THE FIRST TIME?

PART 1 of 1

DID YOU IMPROVE FROM THE FIRST TIME?

PART 1 of 1

Ernest Hemingway’s novels were (different than, different from) other novels of his time.

He spends (less, fewer) days following the fish to catch it than he does to bring it back.

Most of Brad’s stories for English class (hung, hanged) on the outdoors and heavily masculine themes.

(Irregardless, Regardless) of personal and physical problems, he was the personification of courage.

Ahmed (doesn’t, don’t) think Arizona will be any hotter than Saudi Arabia.

Denise and Colin (doesn’t, don’t) share the same opinion about the movie.

(Fewer, Less) than twenty people attended the student council meeting.

The tired child could not walk any (farther, further).

A black hole is (different from, different than) other stars because it can’t be seen.

I have (fewer, less) than five puppies left from the litter.

Helena plays the guitar very (good, well).

Many animal species face extinction (in to, into, in) the wild.

Subway systems must be ventilated (good, well).

My guidance counselor said that (regardless, irregardless) of my grades, I should take geometry next year.

The mob (hanged, hung) the outlaw from a large oak tree.

We put our cans, bottles, and newspapers (into, in to, in) the recycling bin.

The room down the hall was (formally, formerly) mine.

Rex is (in to, into, in) his doghouse.

The squirrel is burying many of (its, it’s) nuts.

I hope (its, it’s) not too late for supper.

(Doesn’t, Don't) worry about the past.

He was (formerly, formally) a congressman before he became president.

If there is not enough helium (in, into, in to) the balloon, it will sink.

After school, she (hanged, hung) out at the ice cream parlor.

We had a very (well, good) time last night.

Ernest Hemingway’s novels were (different than, different from) other novels of his time.

He spends (less, fewer) days following the fish to catch it than he does to bring it back.

Most of Brad’s stories for English class (hung, hanged) on the outdoors and heavily masculine themes.

(Irregardless, Regardless) of personal and physical problems, he was the personification of courage.

Ahmed (doesn’t, don’t) think Arizona will be any hotter than Saudi Arabia.

Denise and Colin (doesn’t, don’t) share the same opinion about the movie.

(Fewer, Less) than twenty people attended the student council meeting.

The tired child could not walk any (farther, further).

A black hole is (different from, different than) other stars because it can’t be seen.

I have (fewer, less) than five puppies left from the litter.

Helena plays the guitar very (good, well).

Many animal species face extinction (in to, into, in) the wild.

Subway systems must be ventilated (good, well).

My guidance counselor said that (regardless, irregardless) of my grades, I should take geometry next year.

The mob (hanged, hung) the outlaw from a large oak tree.

We put our cans, bottles, and newspapers (into, in to, in) the recycling bin.

The room down the hall was (formally, formerly) mine.

Rex is (in to, into, in) his doghouse.

The squirrel is burying many of (its, it’s) nuts.

I hope (its, it’s) not too late for supper.

(Doesn’t, Don't) worry about the past.

He was (formerly, formally) a congressman before he became president.

If there is not enough helium (in, into, in to) the balloon, it will sink.

After school, she (hanged, hung) out at the ice cream parlor.

We had a very (well, good) time last night.