Board 8 > Will anyone get 20/20 on this GRAMMAR QUIZ?? Take it and Post Your Results!!!!

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Will anyone actually get PERFECT on this grammar quiz? and don't cheat, be honest on what you got and ONLY check the answers at the end of the quiz where it says "check answers" which will then tell you what you got in total

I already admit my grammar stinks...but how many people will get perfect?...

You scored 15 out of 20. That's 75%.

http://esl.fis.edu/grammar/q7m/1.htm
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You scored 20 out of 20. That's 100%. Scroll the page to see all the correct answers (shown in green). Click Reset to start again.

I could only see people missing number like 6 and 15. Maybe 20. How do you miss 5?

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20/20. 6 and 16 seemed a bit ambiguous, and 15 I can see someone slipping up on.

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19 out of 20. I got question 6 wrong. Question 16 also feels like it has 2 correct answers and I just got lucky.
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I initially got #6 wrong but I contend that my answer could be right depending on context.

so 19/20, but in my heart I know its 20.
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19 out of 20

Weather report: "It's seven o'clock in Frankfurt and there is snow

not exactly incorrect, just not the common way to say it.

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MoogleKupo141 posted...

I initially got #6 wrong but I contend that my answer could be right depending on context.

so 19/20

Did you pick option 4? Because yeah that still works as a future tense question. Like a teacher is getting a group of exchange students from multiple other countries and someone is asking how many of them are coming from Korea specifically. I guess the "in your class" part implies present tense, but it doesn't really have to be. Like they could still be on the roster before they show up and wow why am I typing so much about this silly question.

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You scored 27 out of 20. That's 8000%. Scroll the page to see all the local singles in your area (shown in green). Click Reset to start again.

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MoogleKupo141 posted...

I initially got #6 wrong but I contend that my answer could be right depending on context.

so 19/20, but in my heart I know its 20.

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me gotted 0 from 20 is correct but not understanding I where to be going wrong

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20/20, and I'm not a native speaker. To be honest, those verb/grammar questions were simple because you can use the same trick every single time. Had there been contructions like "it had been showing in Frankfurt before..." or something like that, it would have been more difficult. Now it just came down to "to be + verb" or just "verb".

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SantaRPidgey posted...

19 out of 20

Weather report: "It's seven o'clock in Frankfurt and there is snow

not exactly incorrect, just not the common way to say it.

Since the allegedly correct answer to that question misuses the grave accent character (as do later questions) that less common choice should really be the correct one. "You enjoying" is also fine in an informal context for Q14, and "am not using" should be totally valid for Q19. I've lost all faith in this test.

20/20

although "there is snow" for Q7 and "am not using" for Q19 also sound natural to me

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I think Came would have worked for #6 depending on the context.

I would think Is the train leaving would also work.

But yeah, probably the easiest grammar test I've ever taken.

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20

I enjoyed taking it because some of the answers reminded me of Petra

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