GRAMMAR TEST APR 22, 2021

 

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1. Their names are not included in the list.

2. I didn't see your name on the list.

The verb, "include", takes the preposition, "in". That's why the noun phrase, "the list", is not preceded by "on" in the first sentence. However, that's not the case in the second sentence.

1. Their names are not included on in the list.

2. I didn't see your name in on the list.

Thursday Grammar Test

Test 29

Miscellaneous

"Sapere aude"

1. She looked at me in a ________ way (= expressing something).

meaningfully meaningful meaningfulness

2. I _______ deleted your photos.

inadvertent (adj.) inadvertently (adv.)

3. Have you ever ___ to Paris?

been were being

4. You should not have taken the interstate highway in the middle of the night. You were ____ serious risk of being kidnapped.

in at on

5. Please send this letter _____ express delivery.

at on by

Your grade is: __

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