SAT identification of sentence errors practice test 03

1. A number of trainees who_A take this course every year find_B that their_C knowledge of mathematics is_D inadequate. No error_E.

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2. Either of the solutions you have_A proposed are_B acceptable to the union, whose_C members are willing_D to compromise. No error_E.

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3. The last man on earth will_A abandon his ruined house for_B a cave, and_C his woven clothes for an animal's_D skin. No error_E.

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4. The station was a hive_A of bustling activity,_B the arrival of the train was the most important_C event of the day in_D that remote place. No error_E.

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5. My grandmother's legacy is_A substantial, especially_B if the value of the rare stamps are_C taken into_D consideration. No error_E.

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6. Neither Bradley, nor more_A recent critics who have written_B on Shakespeare's tragedies, has_C been able to give a convincing explanation for the timing of_D events in Othello. No error_E.

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7. The bridal gown was most_A unique: the_B bridegroom designed it_C and his_D mother provided the lace fabric. No error_E.

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8. For a successful career as_A a beautician, one_B must be prepared to dissemble:_C you must not tell your client the unvarnished truth about his or her_D appearance. No error_E.

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9. When Russell Wallace and Darwin independently_A proposed similar theories, Darwin had_B already accumulated extensive evidence with which_C to support his_D ideas. No error_E.

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10. Everyone who_A visits Singapore is impressed_B by its cleanliness, which_C is mainly a result of rigorous implementation of their_D strict laws. No error_E.

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11. She wondered whether_A the city had changed alot_B since she had left to go to_C university._D No error_E.

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12. The company bowed_A to pressure,_B now it_C has removed the offensive advertisement from_D the hoarding. No error_E.

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13. I will_A not object to his_B delivering the lecture as_C long as he is told not to make personal attacks on_D his critics. No error_E.

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14. While_A he thinks the phenomenon_B is the result of enzyme action, I believe it is caused by_C a shortage of_D a neurotransmitter. No error_E.

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15. Cynthia argued vehemently with_A her mother over_B her_C refusal to attend_D the school concert. No error_E.

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