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      Comments:
      1. I asked you that just
        1. for curiosity.
        2. out of curiosity.
        3. on curiosity.
      2. My printer is out of order.
        1. I must fix it.
        2. I must have fixed it.
        3. I must have it fixed.
      3. She has three children,
        1. all of whom are married.
        2. all of who are married.
      4. Harry plays many sports but rugby.
        1. Harry plays lots of sports including rugby.
        2. Harry plays sports but rugby is his favourite.
        3. Harry plays many sports except rugby.
      5. He enjoys travelling by himself.
        1. He enjoys travelling paying for his own expenses.
        2. He enjoys travelling on his own.
        3. He enjoys travelling very much.
      6. I wish I had bought that car!
        1. He bought the car.
        2. He didn't buy the car.
      7. The party was a disaster!
        1. Nobody enjoyed himself!
        2. Nobody enjoyed ourselves!
        3. Nobody enjoyed themselves!
      8. The more I study,
        1. more I realise I don't know much.
        2. I realise I don't know much.
        3. the more I realise I don't know much.
      9. He kind of likes football.
        1. He likes it very much.
        2. He likes it but it depends on the kind of football.
        3. He doesn't like it very much.
      10. My leg was hurting me.
        1. I could hard walk.
        2. I couldn't hardly walk.
        3. I could hardly walk.
      11. Neither John nor Larry
        1. speaks Chinese.
        2. speak Chinese.
      12. I'm afraid John is going to be fired.
        1. He is afraid to say that.
        2. He is pleased to say that.
        3. He is sorry to say that.
      13. Could you do me a favour?
        1. An Englishman said this.
        2. An American said this.
      14. I expected much more.
        1. The film was disappointed.
        2. The film was disappointing.
      15. Fred doesn't have a Macbook and Harry doesn't, either.
        1. Both Fred and Harry have a Macbook.
        2. Either Fred or Harry have a Macbook.
        3. Neither Fred nor Harry has a Macbook.
      16. How do you do.
        1. Fine thanks, and you?
        2. How do you do.
        3. How are you?
      17. Jim used to be a cabbie in New York.
        1. He has been a cabbie in NY.
        2. He was a cabbie in NY.
      18. It was one hell of a party.
        1. The party was awful!
        2. The party was really good!
      19. Blue or yellow? Which one suits better?
        1. None of them.
        2. Neither of them.
      20. Italian or Chinese food for dinner?
        1. Neither. I don't mind.
        2. Either. I don't mind.
      21. The late Kevin Duncan was the director.
        1. He was always late for the meetings.
        2. He became a director late in his job.
        3. He is dead.
      22. This is Fred. He is my
        1. older brother.
        2. oldest brother.
        3. elder brother.
      23. I told Brian to shut up and he did
        1. it!
        2. so!
        3. that!
      24. Just called you to say the meeting this afternoon is on.
        1. It has been cancelled.
        2. It is confirmed.
      25. I was...the impression that you liked John!
        1. with
        2. on
        3. under
      26. U2 is my favourite band.
        1. This is their latest cd.
        2. This is their last cd.
      27. Could you
        1. make me a favour?
        2. leave me a favour?
        3. do me a favour?
      28. I prefer tea
        1. to coffee.
        2. as coffee.
        3. than coffee.
      29. I don't mind waking up early.
        1. I'm used to wake up early.
        2. I'm used to waking up early.
      30. There is a store
        1. in front of my house.
        2. opposite my house.
        3. ahead of my house.
      31. This is Brenda. She is
        1. a student of Jack.
        2. a student of Jack's.
      32. She intends to take
        1. a vacation of four weeks.
        2. a 4 weeks vacation.
        3. a 4-week vacation.
      33. This is my
        1. sisters's room.
        2. sisters' room.
      34. Excuse me, is this seat
        1. occupied?
        2. busy?
        3. taken?
      35. This book is worth
        1. read!
        2. to read!
        3. reading!
      36. Oh dear! I have
        1. forgotten my umbrella in the office!
        2. left my umbrella in the office!
      37. It's ages
        1. that I don't read a book.
        2. that I haven't read a book.
        3. since I read a book.
      38. You are 40 years old!
        1. It's time you get a job!
        2. It's time you got a job!
        3. It's time you will get a job!
      39. Henry is nothing but boring.
        1. He is boring.
        2. He is not boring.
      40. The meeting was at 3 and he arrived at ten to three.
        1. He arrived on time.
        2. He arrived late.
        3. He arrived ahead of time.
      41. This is an old custom that has vanished
        1. all together.
        2. altogether.
      42. TEFL....Teaching English as a Foreign Language.
        1. means
        2. stands for
      43. This must be done by Friday.
        1. On Friday exactly.
        2. Before Friday.
        3. No later than Friday.
      44. This book is quite good but
        1. very long!
        2. so long!
        3. rather long!
      45. His name is Bernard, .... his grandfather.
        1. as
        2. for
        3. after
      46. Henry is anything but boring.
        1. He is boring.
        2. He is not boring.
      47. I used to work
        1. like a driver.
        2. as a driver.
      48. Keep .... while I tie your shoes.
        1. stopped
        2. still
        3. motionless
      49. It's dark here so
        1. I'm going to turn on the lights.
        2. I'll turn on the lights.
        3. I shall turn on the lights.
      50. William intends to live in Italy for good.
        1. He wants to live there because Italy is good.
        2. He thinks it is good to live in a foreign country.
        3. He plans to live in Italy for the rest of his life.
      51. Hello!
        1. Long time no see!
        2. Long time I don't see!
        3. Long time no seeing you!
      52. Charles has gone to Europe.
        1. He went there but he is back.
        2. He intends to go there soon.
        3. He went there and he hasn't returned yet.
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