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Begin the exam 2

(A) Students whose name is called may begin the examination. (B) Students whose names are called may begin the examination. Could y...
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Mar 28th 2011 18:36 number
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Begin the exam 1

(A) A student whose name is called may begin the examination. (B) A student whose name was called may begin the examination. (C) A stud...
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Mar 28th 2011 18:27 tense
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His voice was/is loud

(A) I asked the man whose voice was loud to speak in a lower voice. (B) I asked the man whose voice is loud to speak in a lower voice. ...
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Mar 28th 2011 18:13 tense
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Nobody can/could understand

(A) It was a movie whose fun nobody could understand. (B) It was a movie whose fun nobody can understand. I think (A) is correct, and...
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Mar 28th 2011 18:08 tense
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Umbrella which I lost

(A) I haven't found my umbrella which I lost a week ago. (B) I haven't found my umbrella, which I lost a week ago. Apart from...
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Mar 22nd 2011 03:38 relative-pronoun
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Expecting Guests 3

(A) Three guests are coming to our home this evening, so my mother is busy preparing dinner in the kitchen. (B) Three guests are comin...
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Mar 19th 2011 12:49 omission
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Expecting Guests 2

(A) We are expecting three guests this evening, so my mother is busy preparing a meal in the kitchen. (B) We are expecting three guest...
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Mar 19th 2011 12:49 article
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Expecting Guests 1

(A) We have three guests this evening, so my mother is busy preparing dinner in the kitchen. (B) We are going to have three guests thi...
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Mar 19th 2011 12:40 tense idiom
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Have come to / have been increasingly

(A) Television commercials aimed at children have come to be criticized. (B) Television commercials aimed at children have been increasi...
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Mar 19th 2011 00:25 context
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IN the park? AT the park?

(A) We are going jogging in the park tomorrow morning. Care to join us? (B) We are going jogging at the park tomorrow morning. Care to...
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Mar 19th 2011 00:17 preposition
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Article

(A) How many times have you climbed a mountain whose top is covered with snow? (B) How many times have you climbed the mountain whose to...
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Mar 17th 2011 13:42 article
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past / present perfect

(A) A child whose parents are dead is called an orphan. (B) A child whose parents have died is called an orphan. (C) A child whose pare...
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Mar 17th 2011 13:24 tense aspect
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See / Can See

(A) The mountain whose top you see from here is Mt.Fuji. (B) The mountain whose top you can see from here is Mt.Fuji. I'm not cer...
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Mar 10th 2011 14:48 nuance
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A Line From Star Wars Episode III

"Only a Sith deals in absolutes." This is a phrase Obi Wan said when the battle between him and Anakin was about to start. ...
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Mar 10th 2011 14:40 movie