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On Question 3, you use he word "than" twice in a row! By the way, I was able to answer 90 questions correctly. Larry Carroll

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I finished your "Mixed Grammar Mega Quiz 100+ . I was able to get all except five of the correct answers. By the way, I noticed that some of your correct answers were not even listed! Larry Carroll

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I need explanation

I disagree with a few of these answers.

Very easy to answer these questions

I love testing my ability on this topic

Am I excellent in English😊

I got 45/50 so that means I got 95% 🎉❤

I think I am the English master because in my English test I got not in this test my exams I got 37 out of 40 ❤

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I was able to get 45 correct answers. Merry Christmas! Larry Carroll😀😇😍💋❤🙏👀

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Question: #6: "Out the door" also commonly used. #18: Answer A implies a much longer walk/hike than answer B. In the context of "after dinner," answer B seems more likely. #19: I believe you meant answer A. # Per the OED, " 'on behalf of' is used when speaking or acting as a representative for someone else. 'In behalf of' is used when doing something for someone's benefit, even if you aren't directly representing them." Example given: "I am writing on behalf of my team." So I would say answer C might be more appropriate here.

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I'm "in" the room.

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Write a sentence in a comment using "at" or "in.

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I had 2 mistakes,38/40.

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27/30 .Larry Carroll

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18 outof 20

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Question: #4: Answer B also, simple past. #5: Answer A also, simple past. #15: Correct answer would be "repeated/would understand." #19: Answer A. After driving around for an hour, she then drove to work. #20: The first past event (market visit), was followed by a later event (home arrival). When referencing two past events, the proper verb tense would be use "had gone" to refer to the earlier event, and "went" to refer to the following event -- so answer A. Your Question #21 confirms this principle. #22: Again, see comments on #20 and #21. Specifically, the EARLIER event here was the meeting (therefore "had started"), and the arrival at the office FOLLOWING event (therefore "arrived"). Therefore. Answer A. Also, the correct expression would be "at the office." Question 23 follows this principle: "had worn" refers to the earlier event; "went" refers to the later or following event. #24: Yes, answer B is correct. #25: Answer A is correct. #27: Answer A is correct. #29: Either "arrived/had finished," or answer C, if still in the process of completing the work.

19 out of 20.

Maybe two wrong.

this method is fun and easy, keep it up

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20/20

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My score is 16

20 out of 20.

Thanks for the exercise it help a lot. ❤

Three of forty were mischosen. Thanks !

20

Got 20/20

20 out of 20

I don’t getting this one why the answer is (asked) Would you marry him if he - you ? why is added ED?

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I have a good score, thank you for the good practice of learning in English.

Question: #3: Answer A is of course absolutely incorrect. Answer B is correct. #5: The correct expression is "get along." #11: Answer A is incorrect. Answer D is correct. #12: Answer C is incorrect. Answer A is correct. #34: Two separate groups of four answers mistakenly provided. #40: Answer C is if course incorrect. Answer C is correct.

Hi it was easy for me 👏🤗

47/50